A year from now we are probably getting the 30 series so unless you need the muscle at this moment I'd probably wait. Especially since cyber punk will probably be the game to get people to upgrade. Going to Samsung's 7nm euv should be a decent boost too for sure. With new consoles on the horizon then I bet Nvidia will want to remind people what PC gaming can offer.
I'll argue cameras. Especially now that many big players are competing in the Full-Frame Mirrorless market, and they want to one up each other with features and new models.
Kind of expected as the Ti sort of overtook the old Titan price point. The SUPER is basically bringing what would have previously been Titan performance to 2080 pricing. Neat.
If I'm understanding correctly, 2080 SUPER will have 2080 TI level performance at vanilla 2080 pricing. 2080 Ti SUPER seems to be what we have the least amount of info on, but I'd speculate 2080 Ti pricing or thereabouts.
They have changed features with new cards/refreshes before. For example: GM206 cards included updated NVDEC hardware compared to the rest of the 900 series:
There's a lot of conflicting information out there. I'm not expecting the 2080 Ti SUPER to cost $700.
2080 SUPER will not, if it's going from 2944 CUDA cores to 3072 CUDA cores as rumored.
Intel's first wave of GPUs are due out next year as well, so there will probably be additional incentive for all manufacturers to put their best foot forward.
If this is true, damn, 5700 NAVI almost had a good run.
Really? Cause they want me to check in on their replacement stocks or I could go to through a repair... They also want me to pay to ship it to them...
We don't really know yet since there is conflicting info on the super line. 3080 ti is going to be Samsung 7nm euv so it will probably be a nice jump over the 2080 ti super. But of course we are speculating over something a year away, but if your goal is best gpu for cyber punk wait for 7nm.
There's no way the "Super" cards will live alongside the current ones. There's just not enough space for that both performance and price wise.
Do we know whether these "Super" cards come in a newer node? Because they seem like they are all you can get from a rehashed 16nm node.
Pretty much as I expected then.
You might be even more disappointed when the next series (whether it's called 3XXX or whatever) launches in a year or so with a new arch (Ampere) on a smaller and more efficient node (7nm) with probably a mighty bigger step-up in performance than RTX 20 Super vs RTX Vanilla.
It'll be interesting to see how much performance it will gain from a faster G6. 2080 always looked a bit b/w limited.
