The packaging for the RTX 3080 Ti Founders Edition sticks with Nvidia’s normal packaging for their Founders Edition cards.
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This also documents the firmware version our card is running at and the driver which is the 466.54 beta driver provided to press prior to launch. In this case, Nvidia has the RTX 3080 Ti Founders Edition clocked at 1665 Mhz for the boost clock and GPUz does confirm that. But for TGP to power having more of the GA102 enabled the RTX 3080 Ti needs 350 watts where the RTX 3080 was at 320 Watts.īefore diving into everything I do always take a look with GPUz to double-check that the listed specifications match up with what I am getting in my testing. They are both built on the same custom 8nm process from Samsung and the transistor count is also the same. The RTX 3080 has 760GB/sec vs the 921GB/sec of the RTX 3080 Ti with more memory and the bigger controller. The RTX 3080 Ti however runs on a 384-bit memory controller compared to the 320 bit of the RTX 3080 which gives it a lot more bandwidth. On the memory side of things, the RTX 3080 Ti jumps from 10GB of VRAM on the RTX 3080 up to 12GB of VRAM. The RTX 3080 runs at 1710 MHz where the RTX 3080 Ti is 1665 MHz. This is all a big step up over the RTX 3080 so the boost clock speeds calm things down slightly being lower than the RTX 3080. Then for the ray tracing RT cores, the RTX 3080 has 68 of the gen 2 cores and the RTX 3080 Ti steps up to 80. Then with the third generation Tensor cores, you go from 272 on the RTX 3080 to 320 on the RTX 3080 Ti. The 3080 Ti breaks through the 10k CUDA core count with 10240 cores. What you end up with is an amped up 3080. Nvidia has then mixed the two up, turning off a few SMs from the 3090 and downclocking things slightly, and most importantly cutting the crazy 24 GB VRAM of the RTX 3090 down to 12GB. So the RTX 3080 Ti runs on the same Ampere architecture and GA102 GPU that the RTX 3080 and the RTX 3090 are based on. Product Name: Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti Founders Edition But before then, today I’m going to see what the 3080 Ti is all about and how it performs, so let’s dive in! Unlike the RTX 3080 which had a 2-week wait from announcement to the launch, the RTX 3080 Ti on the other hand was announced Monday, reviews are out today and you can (hopefully) buy them tomorrow. It’s hard to believe that the RTX 3080 was launched 9 months ago and the last flagship Ti card the RTX 2080 Ti was back in September of 2018. The RTX 3080 Ti is situated to be the new gaming flagship. So Nvidia’s announcement of the RTX 3080 Ti Monday was big news for 4k focused gamers. I would appreciate any suggestions, thank you in advance.While the RTX 3090 was Nvidia’s big dog, the RTX 3080 has been their gaming flagship, leaving the 3090 to fill a role similar to the Titan cards in the past.
Though while gaming with Ecores enabled its not more than 78-79 degree, without any undervolting for now. I updated the BIOS to the latest version from two days ago, sadly nothing has changed.Īs a side note, I think my CPU temps are a bit high, I'm using 420mm AIO and in stress tests its getting really hot around 90 Celcius degree, even more if I disable Ecores. Now things get interesting because in CPU-Z scores are more accurate (820 for single core and 11450 for multicore)
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I'm on Windows 10 latest version 21H2, but I doubt its W10 fault, as I saw small differences in benchmarks in the reviews. My mobo is Asus Tuf Gaming z690-Plus Wifi D4, RAM is DDR4 G.Skill 32GB 3600MHz CL 14, PSU is be quiet! 1200w Straight Power, (also I just had to remove Sound Blaster AE-7 as it was causing BSODS with Asus mobo, while it was fine on MSI Z490 Carbon Gaming before) I'm getting only 13.600 CPU score in TimeSpy test, while I was getting 14.700 in the same test but with my ''old'' 10850K, and I saw in reviews 12900K was getting around 18k in the same test.
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