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IMO clearly mainly a Titan replacement -- amounts of VRAM that there's simply no use for (for an average consumer) and a fairly small jump in core count over 3080 (+20%), while 2080 Ti to 2080 was 34/23 (47%) jump, largest in original lineup. 3080 to 3070 is the same 34/23 jump (and biggest so far), by the way.I mean such coincidence might come from somewhere else, but I guess it's safe to say that they've just moved everything tier down in naming.Seems like it's going to be piece of cake, given that Nvidia didn't use glue again.
IMO clearly mainly a Titan replacement -- amounts of VRAM that there's simply no use for (for an average consumer) and a fairly small jump in core count over 3080 (+20%), while 2080 Ti to 2080 was 34/23 (47%) jump, largest in original lineup. 3080 to 3070 is the same 34/23 jump (and biggest so far), by the way.
I mean such coincidence might come from somewhere else, but I guess it's safe to say that they've just moved everything tier down in naming.
Seems like it's going to be piece of cake, given that Nvidia didn't use glue again.
