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20th September 2020, 22:23 | #1823 | Link |
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Its all about available price, genuine features and stable performance, not gimmicks, marketing tricks and manufactured hype.
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21st September 2020, 02:25 | #1824 | Link |
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Cause I don't think they're terrible. The new cooler design is effective and performance seems to be slightly above some of the tested AIB cards so far. I have a 2070 FE that I love.
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21st September 2020, 09:15 | #1825 | Link |
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so a cheaper card that has massively lower temps and notable lower rpm on the better cooler is not clearly better?
it'S normal for the memory to reach 104 on a 3080 FE... that 6 missing for thermal throttling while even early tested cheap AIB are at 60-70. the 2000 series was worse you pay 100 extra for a relative bad cool and pretty much no chance to re paste the card because the construction is terrible. there are some good niche things about them. it's easy to get a water block and the VRM are never bad for extreme over clocking. but that's it the cooler performance is underwhelming the price is a joke and the construction an insult. |
21st September 2020, 09:18 | #1826 | Link |
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The FE with its industrial design looked good at first, and its still the best FE NVIDIA ever made, but at least the better AIB cards beat it by a rather large margin still both on temps and noise. Not sure about entry-level AIB cards.
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21st September 2020, 10:03 | #1827 | Link |
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asus tuf was tested and it has a MSRP at 700 (not that it means anything at the moment sadly) and it was better at pretty much every metric sometimes by quite a margin. the VRM are technically worse but that doesn't matter if you are not going to like sub zero overclocking which was for obvious reason not tested (FE could win there).
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21st September 2020, 12:00 | #1828 | Link |
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The asus cards are on my list. Right now availability is what matters most to me. But I'm seriously considering the tuf of tuf oc if I can find one. I could end up with a zotac for all I know. Lol
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It's not ideal, but nothing we've not already seen. (Edit: now, of course the problem NVIDIA possibly has is performance/watt, the reviews of the 3070 will be interesting)
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21st September 2020, 20:08 | #1830 | Link |
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Well, the previous 3 gen Titans (Maxwell, Pascal, Turimg) were 250W this is 80W more, that's huge! And the 3080 corresponds to the xx80Ti that have even less W.
I don't think that the 3070 will be weak, these cards are beasts
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22nd September 2020, 13:11 | #1831 | Link |
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thanks for the 23p reports i had to two times purge the driver to get it working correctly on my system again. this should maybe be remembered so a user with bad "timing" can try to DDU to fix this.
at the second try i used the none DCH driver. Last edited by huhn; 22nd September 2020 at 13:17. |
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I really DON'T LIKE the news/leaks/rumors regarding the upcoming Big Navi release.
It seems, according to many rumors, that second best RDNA2 based die will have 40CUs - the Navi22 This is exactly the same number of CUs as RDNA Navi10 die of 5700. But we already know that 3080 is around 100% faster than 5700 XT So we need what AMD promised for the Big Navi - Navi21- the x2 die of Navi10 which means 2x40 = 80CUs This seems to be impossible to happen if Navi22 is 40CUs. If, eventually, the Big Navi release goes like this: 1) Big Navi21 -> 60-64 CUs 2) Navi22 -> 40 CUs 3) Navi23 -> 32-36 CUs then it's probably going to be a fiasco. What IPC gain and clock increase is required for the RDNA2 vs RDNA in order to reach Ampere using the above number of CUs ? It doesn't look feasible to reach Ampere's performance using this number of CUs.
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23rd September 2020, 23:44 | #1833 | Link |
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Using latest nvidia driver and the HDR isn't 100% fixed. The gui menu still takes me out of HDR without exclusive fullscreen even when set to 8 bit in madvr and nvidia.
Also Im getting new bugs like when minimizing mpc running a HDR movie, my TV gets really weird colors, until I close the app or go fullscreen again. I tried to reinstall twice using DDU. |
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I’ve been a long time MadVR user and I’ve always used it paired with a Nvidia GPU. Most recently a 2080Ti, which I sold 3 months ago while prices were still favorable.
The lack of supply for the 3080 (and overpriced 3090 and gimped 10 GB model rather than 20 GB) has me thinking of an AMD 6900XT. I’m sure it’ll be fine for 60+ fps gaming and VR for my son — but the only thing I care about is MadVR for 1080p to 4k upscaling and 4K HDR to SDR conversion. Am I giving anything up in MadVR by going with AMD over Nvidia from a MadVR perspective? I have a JVC x790 and 120” Stewart G4 130. |
24th September 2020, 14:47 | #1835 | Link |
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it's a card that does not exist so we don't know currently AMD can do about 99 % of all feature nvidia can do.
if you are using the option send BT.2020 to control the wide gamut filter then this will be lost. until madshi adds it if i can be added and that could take a while. i would personally think more about gaming issue than madVR issues with amd. |
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Currently rocking a 5700XT. As huhn said, there is the report 2020 thingy, but I have no idea what it is used for and I can say my OLED paired with the 5700XT works flawlessly QB
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Upgrading the gpu with more power for madvr might be still beneficial but I doubt it would be a big wow effect and most non pixel counting users most likely would not even recognize it Next to already mentioned still supported 3D I just recently discovered that AMD driver has a build in support (ReLive for VR) to enable VR glasses like my Oculus Quest headset to play PC VR games like Half Live wirelessly which works really great and is an additional plus on the AMD side in regards to my personal needs. If I would update it would be just for gaming and most likely it would be one of the upcoming AMDs. Being able to use higher settings in madvr would be just a side effect. But to be honest I am not in a hurry since I am really happy with my setup atm NoTechi |
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In any case, madshi has for a while been recommending nVidia RTX over GTX or AMD for this reason, and it's an RTX that's in Envy. Make what you want of this, but it's not hard to imagine that more testing/optimisation will be done with nVidia RTX than with anything else. So depending on how long you want to keep your GPU and what ends up being supported in madVR that might take advantage of tensor cores, going for AMD might be a problem, or not. The BT2020 flag is a far bigger issue now, but that's only relevant if you calibrate and need madVR to tell an HD Fury which calibration it should select automatically in your projector/display, or if your projector/display needs this info to switch to the correct mode when tonemapping HDR to SDR. I've resolved the gimped 10Gb by trying an EVGA 3090 XC3 (delivery expected on the 5th of October), but if I'm not happy with it or if it doesn't fit in my case, I'll wait until the 20gb 3080 (ti/super/whatever) is available. It should cost around 1000-1200, which isn't that much cheaper than the $1500 for the 3090, which I'll be using for other stuff than madVR or gaming by the way. There is no way I'll get a 10gb 3080, or anything less powerful than a 3080 to replace my 11gb 1080ti. I'm happy to stay with my 1080ti for as long as necessary...
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