Thursday, May 27th 2021

NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti Tested in Ashes of the Singularity

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Raevenlord
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The upcoming NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti has already been tested in the old, tried and true Ashes of the Singularity benchmark - the first game to ever support DirectX 12. Considering the proximity of this Ashes of the SIngularity bench run with the projected announcement date for the RTX 3080 Ti itself, on June 4th, it may mean that this is a reviewers' sample that's been tested.
Unfortunately, the card so far only appears in one system - sporting an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X CPU. So its benchmark results really aren't comparable with the ones we already have for other NVIDIA cards - the subsystem means a lot in this particular benchmark. However, we do gather that the card was tested in the Crazy preset at 4K, 1440p, and 1080p, scoring 9300, 9100, and 8700 points respectively. You'll have to make your own conclusions on this score.
Source: Videocardz

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21 Comments on NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti Tested in Ashes of the Singularity

#1
Space Lynx
Astronaut
looking forward to reviews.

I would like to see amd 6800 and 6800 xt re-tested with latest drivers though to compare it against it
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#2
xorbe
I don't know whether I should try for a 3080 Ti card now, or hope that my fan-pulsing 2080 Ti doesn't die between now and the next 4070 / 4080 cards later. Seems like the fans on my 2080Ti no longer scale up and down, they just alternate between minimum and maximum.
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#3
64K
Hope they send one to W1zzard to review.
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#4
AusWolf
Why is it that whenever the performance of an upcoming CPU or GPU leaks, it's always measured in AotS?
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#5
docnorth
64KHope they send one to W1zzard to review.
W1zzard was able to find rx 6900 xtx, so any other GPU would be piece of cake to get.
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#6
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
"True"?
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#7
mouacyk
AusWolfWhy is it that whenever the performance of an upcoming CPU or GPU leaks, it's always measured in AotS?
AotS made the biggest stink about Async Compute when DX12 was being pushed. Hot debate between Maxwell and Pascal back then.
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#8
Fluffmeister
AusWolfWhy is it that whenever the performance of an upcoming CPU or GPU leaks, it's always measured in AotS?
That reminds me, W1zz game me a free copy, I need to play it sometime. :laugh:
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#9
80251
Who cares how it does in video gaming? Let's hear how it does in hashrates!
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#10
lexluthermiester
64KHope they send one to W1zzard to review.
This, yes!!
80251Who cares how it does in video gaming? Let's hear how it does in hashrates!
LOL! You're a funny guy. I think the others missed that joke...
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#11
Minus Infinity
At the rumoured ridiculous price of $1199 for stock cards and starting at $1299 for AIB cards not worth it it all. 2 extra GB and some more cores unlocked for another $500-600+ is pathetic.
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#12
Unregistered
Minus InfinityAt the rumoured ridiculous price of $1199 for stock cards and starting at $1299 for AIB cards not worth it it all. 2 extra GB and some more cores unlocked for another $500-600+ is pathetic.
The regular 3080 costs more now when bought from a retailer, I guess those prices are the new norm.
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#13
wolf
Better Than Native
64KHope they send one to W1zzard to review.
Count on it.
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#14
ratirt
lynx29my $579 rx 6800 beats a rtx 3090 in some games (not many true). and i think that number of games will increase with more console ports. makes me giggle.
Are you serious? Which games? I assume you play at 1080p cause that is the only plausible scenario where 6800 beats 3090.
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#15
Space Lynx
Astronaut
ratirtAre you serious? Which games? I assume you play at 1080p cause that is the only plausible scenario where 6800 beats 3090.

guru3d.com source

and it beats it by 20 fps at 1080p, only 4 fps at 1440p though.
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#16
80251
I never much cared for Guru3d's review emphasis on average framerate. I'm more interested in 1% lows or frametime variance.
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#17
95Viper
Let's stop tossing around insults and discuss the topic.

Only warning.

Thank You, and, Have a Good Civil Tech discussion.
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#18
ratirt
lynx29
guru3d.com source

and it beats it by 20 fps at 1080p, only 4 fps at 1440p though.
Well valhalla is definitely one of them but you said games so I'm curious which those are. 3090 is better than a 6800 no matter how you slice it. If there is a game or two were 6800 wins that's an exception. Especially considering the NV driver overhead.
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