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About the Proshop "story". An employee from purchasing have made a user and a thread on a danish forum (1000+ posts), and have tried to answer as many questions as possible. For the 3090 launch they only made the cards available on the scandinavian sites, and i think it will be the same for the 3070 launch.

They are allocated cards based on the sales numbers from the previous series, and simply doesn't get allocated enough cards to supply the hole of EU :D

And a site note to the amount of ordered cards. There are people that have ordered 4-5 or even 7 different cards, to just try and get one. And then they will cancel the other orders when they receive the first one. But already 2 of the guys from the thread have but the cards up for sale as soon as they receive it :rolleyes:

But 10+ guys with a lot of orders will quickly get the numbers up.
 
https://www.ign.com/articles/ubisof...ay-with-cross-progression-and-digital-rewards

Ubisoft consolidating their Uplay and Uclub into a new single service called Ubisoft Connect. Will now be the standard for all upcoming games(the in-store feature for redeeming trophies,etc) and all the previous games that have Ubisoft Club Rewards will be given all away given away so nobody loses anything if they didn't complete the challenges.


Launches Oct 29th alongside WD:Legion.
 
Very interesting if true

Nvidia rumoured to cancel 3080 20GB cards and 3070 16GB

https://www.thefpsreview.com/2020/1...ce-rtx-3080-20-gb-and-geforce-rtx-3070-16-gb/

This reinforces my thoughts that they may make way for the 3080Ti. That or its a reaction to the leaked spec of Big Naveeeeeee


I've been saying this since the initial launch of the 3000 series ^_^

3080 Ti will likely have 20GB of memory and the CUDA core count will be half way between a 3080 and 3090.
 
How about an even wilder speculation:
3080 Ti, which is 3080 with TSMC process and 2GB GDDR6X chips
Titan Ampere, which is 3090 with the same treatment

Or they'll choose to brand them as Super cards.


Fairly freaking unlikely though :lol: But "Nvidia planning to release 48GB TSMC 7nm 3090 Super" would get so many clicks I expect Videocardz's top source, Jensen's Laptop, report on it soon.
 
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How about an even wilder speculation:
3080 Ti, which is 3080 with TSMC process and 2GB GDDR6X chips
Titan Ampere, which is 3090 with the same treatment

Or they'll choose to brand them as Super cards.


Fairly freaking unlikely though :lol:

They'll be released in July 21 and in customers hands by August 2022... LOL.
 
https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-rx-...phics-cards-ray-tracing-performance-detailed/


Unknown RX6000 series GPU is faster than a 2080ti in RT benchmark from the MS DXR SDK matching the 3070 in RT performance, however gets far outclassed by 3080 and 3090. Depending on which card it is not bad for a 1st gen attempt.


Now while the information isn't entirely wrong as it came from AMD slides I do find it funny that a few websites uploaded nearly identical articles about the same thing with one claiming it's a 6800XT and the other nothing based off the same sources(to be clear nobody knows which card was ran as AMD said nothing)... Journalism at it's finest. Copy paste and sprinkle something to make it just click baity enough
 
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Someone compiled all the currently known performance data from AMD's 6000 series -

At 2K, 6900 XT is about 7% faster than 3090, 6800 XT is slightly faster than 3090 (1.5%), 6800 XT is about 10% faster than 3080, 6800 is close to 3080 (5% slower), faster than 2080ti and 3070 about 20%.

At 4K, 6900 XT is about 3% faster compared to 3090, which we can say they are on par with each other. 6800 XT is about 5% slower than 3090, 6800 XT is about 5% faster than 3080, 6800 is about 15% faster than 2080 Ti and 3070.
All data from AMD official web, there is the possibility of AMD selection of their preferred games, but it is real data.

My conclusion is that 6800 XT probably close to 3090, and 6800 is aimed at 3070ti/super. By the way, all the above tests have enabled AMD's smart access memory, but the rage mode has not been mentioned.
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Source - https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/jkq11y/rx6000_series_performance_analysis_official_data/

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I have a feeling that the 6800 will be the go to card. I know that they way they did the launch it kinda looked like it was "the same" as the 3070 but it's not. Not at all.

I was a bit peeved also, I won't lie. However, when you go back and you look at how conclusively it beats the 2080Ti by margins that are noteworthy (like 10, 15%)? it's clear it's no 3070.

People are also assuming that the card will be clocking balls out of the box too. Like, won't have anything left in the tank. If that is the case, and the stock cooling is enough, then why are Asus making an AIO card?

You can't just assume that because Nvidia clocked balls off of Ampere to make it faster than AMD have done exactly the same to compete. My 2080Tis do 2100 easy (one does 2150 stock volts on both) but these are 7nm, not 12? was it?

I think AMD know that lots of people are going to target the cheaper card, hence why they've made it a bit more expensive.
 
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