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Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090 Review: A Titan In All But Name | Digital Foundry

Digital Foundry review the Nvidia RTX 3090, the fastest consumer graphics card available. Game benchmarks, hardware breakdown, power tests and more.

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Anomander1340d ago

Looks like not getting in on the Pre-Order was a blessing in disguise. Time to wait for a 3080TI.

Xristo1340d ago

Not worth the jump from a eVGA 2080ti FTW3 to it for me, so I'll just wait for either next gen or a crazy OC'd/OC'able AIB. I'm definitely happy to see new fast cards, though! Comparing both, the 3080 looks like an amazing sweet spot for those upgrading.

Neonridr1340d ago

but definitely worth the jump for me from a 1080ti. I got a preorder for a 3080. And paid like $650-700 less than what the 2080ti retailed for brand new.

Xristo1340d ago

Most definitely! Congratulations on the upgrade and enjoy! I'm honestly happy to see the price of a 3080 is half what I paid and faster. It's not like my 2080ti miraculously slowed down, and it's still an amazing 1440p card. Seeing how fast the new cards are just ensures me that my next upgrade will be huge!

Neonridr1340d ago

@Xristo - even my 1080ti still handles 1440p quite well. I will definitely like to try some PC gaming on my LG C9 to see what it looks like @ 4K with all the bells and whistles on.

FlyingFoxy1340d ago

Yeah don't forget guys this is an "8k gaming" card, literally a bit faster than the 3080.. I remember getting downvoted for saying that even though it's common sense by looking at the specs before it was even reviewed.

No idea why some are so blind to seeing what part of the marketing is complete BS when you have actual specs of the card to look at with your own eyes.

Neonridr1340d ago

it's crazy that it's only like 10-20% faster than the 3080 (ignoring the extra 14GB of VRAM) but retails for twice the price.

Stevonidas1340d ago

Only 10% more powerful than the '80 card but at twice the price?

Sounds like a TITAN to me.

BQ321340d ago

As amazing as these new cards are, I am waiting it out until I can get a card that can consistently do 4k 120fps on at least high settings. That will max out my lg cx48 and I am going to stick to probably the ps5 or series x until that becomes a reality. At that point I will complete a whole new build and finally upgrade my 1080. I would have been willing to fork the price for the 3090 if it could have achieved that.

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The DevGAMM conference is returning to Lisbon (Portugal) on November 14th, 2024

"Following a great event in November of last year, DevGAMM Lisbon is coming back to the beautiful and sunny Cascais region to catch up with old friends, connect with game developers from around the world, hear from seasoned professionals, and have a great time all around." - DevGAMM.

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The Games Industry Needs A Stronger Games Media

The move away from written coverage of games is a problem for journalists and for the games industry.

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lodossrage2d ago

What we need is a more honest games media. I'm sorry but if you're an outlet in bed with a publisher or getting goodies to attend preview/ review events then you can't be trusted to be objective. Very similar to the need for getting money out of politics.

ApocalypseShadow1d 22h ago

Basically this. We've seen how the game media turned for the worse after the acceptance of advertising dollars during the 360 era from one particular company. How many websites were willing to sell out for Mountain Dew and Doritos. Accepting $800 Halo Swag bags and expensive Windows laptops to do blogging.

Video sites like game trailers that was willing to lie about PS3 graphics and sometimes, still had the wrong controller image at the bottom on the video. And, turned off comments it deleted them to keep the truth from being told.

That same company twisted certain gamers to a new level of fanboyism. This website was full of them when I arrived. Lying through their noses again and again. Then, that very company started lying or withholding information that showed the truth. That their competitors were selling more worldwide and had better graphics overall. But the damage to the media and a certain group of gamers was done. And, continues to this day. Even after hearing the truth that that company they serve is very destructive to the industry, developers and gamers.

lodossrage1d 14h ago

Yeah, and one of that company's former executives OPENLY admitted that. And before anyone says I'm lying:

https://metro.co.uk/2022/07...

Also, yeah plenty of people that are here now don't remember when this place was a haven for xbox. You have people like "The Mart at Xbox Kings" push all sorts of propoganda on a daily. But people seem to want to forget stuff like that...

Skuletor1d 20h ago

The whole Gamespot/Kane & Lynch thing is one of the best examples and that was 16 years ago.

lodossrage1d 13h ago

Yeah, but with people and their short memories, I'm sure a good portion here forgot all about that

anast2d ago

Most game journalists are pariahs and low level marketing drones. They got too greedy and cannibalized their respect and trust. Something they learned not to do in their journalism schools. This is why we might as well watch gameplay critics on You Tube. Don't get me wrong, I love reading, but for every genuine article there is a thousand game journalist trying to gloss over monetization schemes so they can sell the game to gamers in order to get free games to do their jobs. It gets old. Even this piece doesn't address the problem.

UltimateOwnage1d 15h ago

We need better media in all aspects of society, period. Everything from the gaming press, to MSM is all fueled by clickbait headlines, half truths and buzzword topics that don't give much meat or meaning for the reader to benefit from.

lodossrage1d 10h ago

Agreed.

I can't even add anything to that .

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Nordic Game has just revealed the winners of Nordic Game Awards 2024

"Nordic Game has revealed the winners of this year’s Nordic Game Awards, which took place on Thursday, May 23, during NG24 Spring and streamed live from Slagthuset in Malmö, Sweden." - Nordic Game.