Intro…
Is 2020 the year your gaming set-up gets’ an upgrade?. Perhaps a new graphic card?. Speculations on the next lineup of Nvidia Geforce graphic card ‘Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080’ are already surfacing all over the cyberverse, since Nvidia Turing graphic card have been out for a number of years.
Conspiracy theories surrounding RTX 3080 are mind blowing , but the one that seems to be a head turner is that it will be the graphic architecture behind the next line up of Nvidia Geforce graphic processor. But this sounds a bit far fetch.
Nvidia releases’ graphic architectures for professional and large data center before our consumer-facing architecture which is behind Nvidia Geforce, just as in the case when Nvidia Volta preceded Turing. Even after all the facts are laid in, this will no doubt have zero effect in stopping the spinning of rumor mill. We dived in and gathered up all the info on the next-gen graphic card from Nvidia code named; Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 so make sure you leave a life line to cyberverse (email subscription} and get the perks as they roll out.
- What is it? It’s the next gen graphic card under the Nvidia Geforce flagship.
- Release date? TBA
- How much for the card? in the same margin price as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080
Release date, Price, Specs….
,Nvidia GeForce lineups always have been about almost two years apart. For instance, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 dropped back in May 2016, with the GeForce RTX 2080 succeeding it in August 2018. The time between the GTX 980 and GTX 1080 was a bit shorter, with the former arriving in Sep 2014.
However, right the rumor mill is suggesting that we’re going to see the next GeForce lineup make an appearance at GTC, or the GPU Technology Conference in March. But this in all recent years has been about AI and Smart-cars.
It’ll be 7nm and will be faster than the RTX 2080, which is it’s predecessor. If Nvidia is able to adopt a 7nm manufacturing process for the RTX 3080, then it’s stiff competitor AMD will no longer have an edge in the CPU world.
Nvidia could significantly boost performance – over 50% according to some rumors; boosting power efficiency significantly. When combined with DLSS, which will absolutely be a part of whatever graphics cards Nvidia puts out next, could potentially lead to 4K graphics cards being available in the mid-range sector for the first time ever.
Nvidia’s next-generation flagship will potentially come with up to 20GB of VRAM. Of course, this is a leak, but it could potentially prove the theory that the next-gen graphics architecture Nvidia announces will in fact be for professionals. The Quadro RTX 6000, for instance, packs 24GB of GDDR6 – but it also costs $4,000 (£4,066, AU$6,999).
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