NVIDIA's Next-Gen GPU Specifications & Benchmarks Leak, Up To 7936 Cores & 48 GB HBM2e

The latest specifications and benchmarks of NVIDIA's next-gen Ampere GPU have leaked, showcasing an insane 7936 cores & 48 GB memory.

[RazzerRedux]

March is going to be one hell of an interesting month in the PC gaming realm.

[LordoftheCritics]

That's some nasty horsepower. I guess its time to switch out my 1080p to a 4k projector.

[RazzerRedux]

lol......wall size gaming, FTW!

[traumadisaster]

It’s not consumer use, it’s for Indiana University

[Tech5]

yeah I was kinda already expecting Nvidia to be working on new hardware.
in my opinion though, i think it's great that the next gen consoles will be launching this year, as they would have a price to power advantage over pc. apposed to the next gen being delayed eliminating the price to power gap PC will have once Nvidia and AMD start to introduce their next lineup of cards. also bringing down the price of some of their older powerful cards.

- my two cents.

[DevilOgreFish]

@ tech
the console prices are not yet set in stone. i would imagine nvidia to introduce another expensive card.
this however does create the opportunity for them to also cut the prices of their RTX cards.
closing the price to power gap with the next gen consoles. should a delay ever happen to the next gen, that could edge the pc gaming market even closer to the next consoles.

[Axonometri]

Agreed. I’ve been thinking I need to upgrade my projector to 4K for the consoles. Now it is more of a “I must” get a 4K projector. My pants pockets are oozing lava.

[indysurfn]

Unless you got a few thousand dollars for a video card for video games that are not made to be take advantage of this card. I would NOT get excited about this. Even the lowest configuration of the previous card mentioned cost $5,700 https://www.amazon.com/PNY-...

[CaptainHenry916]

It's time to upgrade

[MasterCornholio]

Wow that's alot of TFs.

[traumadisaster]

This is not the consumer version, this is for Research

[FlyingFoxy]

Seems so. Wonder if we'll hear about consumer cards at GTC? Or maybe we'll have to wait until Gamescom.. But that's not til August.

[MasterCornholio]

Doesn't stop it from being alot though.

[DarkZane]

And as usual, they will massively overprice those video cards and a lot of people would need to sell a kidney just to afford one.

[RazzerRedux]

In which case they were not overpriced at all. Supply <-> Demand = Price

[AnubisG]

True but in the past few years crypto curency miners have driven prices to insane levels, though it has eased up now a bit on the last year or two I think but still the cards are very expensive because of miners is what I hear.

[RazzerRedux]

@AnubisG

The problem with the crypto miners was that the cards were bought at retail at regular price and then resold at outrageous prices on online stores such as ebay. The MSRP was never raised by Nvidia.

Either way, that hasn't been an issue ever since ASIC mining rigs took over as the preferred devices rather than gaming GPUs. You can walk into any store now and buy a GPU at regular price. During the crisis, GPUs were extremely scarce.

[FlyingFoxy]

If the 3080Ti is £1,000+ i won't be getting it, the 980Ti was just over £500, in 2 generations the high end Ti model has doubled in price so i can't see me being interested.

I'll be going for a 3070/3080 this time most likely, which should do well at 1440p high refresh rates.

[Gridknac]

Lol, a 1080ti will absolutely smash anything @1440p, 100-120fps now. If that is as high as you are aiming, grabbing a 2080 super for cheap after the 30 series launches would be your best bet.

[Hungryalpaca]

It’s also not a gaming card. It’s for research. Get over yourself.

[SinisterKieran]

Lol a lot of cards “were for research” but eventually become consumer cards

[indysurfn]

Your right even last Gens research cards CHEAPEST configuration still cost $5,700

https://www.amazon.com/PNY-...

[KwietStorm_BLM]

Isn't that weaker than the Big Navi leak?

[indysurfn]

no.

[AnubisG]

😱 holy cow, that's a lot of HP.

[traumadisaster]

It’s not for diy users, it’s super computer utilization

[traumadisaster]

This is enterprise level for super computers at Universities, not consumer level.

[jjb1981]

Nice, I can finally run Metro 2033 @4K 60FPS!

[CaptainHenry916]

8K 60fps or 4K 120fps

[slavish0]

Yeah seriously. This thing might do 8k 120fps. This is insane power

[Matology]

But can it play Crysis?

[umair_s51]

Ahh the real question

[XxINFERNUSxX]

Now this is nextgen 😁 Will upgrade my rtx 2070 super to a next gen Nvidia GPU once available and sell my 2070 super 😛

[indysurfn]

last gen one cost $20,000 at launch. I expect at least that much for this gen. Your not going to make a dent in what you owe selling a 2070

[kryteris]

2080ti is 13.45tf, this is 17.5, does it clock slower? 1100 vs 1545. Must not be consumer part unless this is their first attempt at stacking everything.

[Plagasx]

Jesus christ...I just started saving up for a 2080 ffs..

[FlyingFoxy]

New series is roughly every 2 years, so it's usually better to buy in early if you can.

[indysurfn]

This is a 20 thousand dollar research card. Not aimed at video games.

[blanka4545]

I want to see what difference this will make from my 980ti I have had for 5 years already! Time to upgrade let's see!

[Psychotica]

I believe this is the next Nvidia card for gamers:

https://www.gizchina.com/20...

[Father__Merrin]

Sounds like a workstation card

[Parasyte]

And it will be outrageously expensive when it launches

[akaFullMetal]

Crazy what we will be able to do in 20 years