With rtx 3080 pcie4 should you buy Intel 10900k or AMD 3950x for gaming at 4K ?? does anyone knows when we can expect AMD 4000 desktop series to release
Eh, no it's not. Nvidia said it could be "up to" twice as fast as a regular 2080. They released some performance comparisons including a side-by-side video comparing it to the 2080 Ti in Doom Eternal at 4K, and some graphs comparing its relative performance to the 2070 SUPER and 2080 SUPER in a handful of games. In all, the 3080 was around 45% faster than the 2080 Ti in Doom, and we can derive that it was somewhere around 35-40% faster in the other games. In Minecraft RTX it managed to get over 50% more performance than a 2080 Ti judging by the chart they provided, but that's an outlier due to it's complete reliance on raytracing, and is still...3080 is rumored to be 2x stronger than RTX2080ti and capable of high FPS at 4k.
With rtx 3080 pcie4 should you buy Intel 10900k or AMD 3950x for gaming at 4K ?? does anyone knows when we can expect AMD 4000 desktop series to release
First of all the AMD 4000 series are APU's and come with less CPU performance than the 3000 series in exchange for more powerful, gaming ready integrated graphics.
That is not correct, the Ryzen 4000 series desktop are not even released yet and will be WAY better than the 3000 desktop series with a new architecture, cache, memory control etc..... the smart thing would be to wait until they come out in October/November, buy one if it is what you want or take advantage of the drop in price of the 3000 series.
Now is not the time to buy a CPU unless you HAVE to. I myself am waiting for the 4000 series, Big Navi, RTX... realworld benchmarks to see which cpu fits best with which GPU for performance and value, my x570 Mobo is waitng to be installed in the corner LOL!!!
Really glad I got my 850w PSU in the spring now....
Eh, no it's not. Nvidia said it could be "up to" twice as fast as a regular 2080. They released some performance comparisons including a side-by-side video comparing it to the 2080 Ti in Doom Eternal at 4K, and some graphs comparing its relative performance to the 2070 SUPER and 2080 SUPER in a handful of games. In all, the 3080 was around 45% faster than the 2080 Ti in Doom, and we can derive that it was somewhere around 35-40% faster in the other games. In Minecraft RTX it managed to get over 50% more performance than a 2080 Ti judging by the chart they provided, but that's an outlier due to it's complete reliance on raytracing, and is still nowhere near 2x the performance. Even the 3090 won't be doing that.3080 is rumored to be 2x stronger than RTX2080ti and capable of high FPS at 4k.
I'd wait until Direct I/O is actually used and is useful. It'll be years before Direct I/O compatible cards saturate the market enough for game developers to actually want to put it in games, sans the exception that wants to be the next Crysis.I'd go with a pci-e 4.0 system based solely on the reports that both nvidia 3000 series gpus and amd rdna2 gpus will use direct access to storage to speed up game loading and to keep their gpu buffers full. We won't know until these cards are in the hands of testers who can compare pci-e 3 and 4 systems back to back...but consoles are all going in this same direction for a reason.
I'd wait until Direct I/O is actually used and is useful. It'll be years before Direct I/O compatible cards saturate the market enough for game developers to actually want to put it in games, sans the exception that wants to be the next Crysis.
Yes and they also going to use heavily compressed data so lanes/bandwidth usage is completely up in the air right now.The next gen consoles are almost out...pretty much all of them will support this tech...as well as NVIDIA 3000 series and of course RDNA2 since AMD is heavy into console chips now. It's likely the uptake on DIO will be pretty quick since the hardware will be well understood and the SDKs are already in the hands of game developers.