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NVIDIA RTX 3080Ti is almost as fast as the RTX 3090, first third-party gaming benchmarks

NVIDIA has lifted the review embargo for the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080Ti graphics card, and the first third-party gaming benchmarks have appeared online. As we can see, the RTX 3080Ti is faster than the RTX 3080 by around 10%, and almost as fast as the RTX 3090.

As we’ve already reported, the RTX3080Ti will come with 34 Shader-TFLOPS, 67 RT-TFLOPS, and 273 Tensor-TFLOPS. This GPU will have 12GB of GDDR6X memory, meaning that it will have 2GB more than the RTX3080.

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080Ti will officially release on June 3rd with an MSRP of $1199. Now whether retailers and AIBs will sell these GPUs at their suggested MSRP remains to be seen.

Below you can find some benchmarks from HardwareUnboxed, LinusTech, GamersNexus and Joker.

GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Review, Nvidia Fails to Read the Room

RTX 3080 Ti Review | Tested Vs 6900 XT Vs RTX 3080

Should I Take NVIDIA Back? Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti Review

Waste of Money: NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti Review & Benchmarks

18 thoughts on “NVIDIA RTX 3080Ti is almost as fast as the RTX 3090, first third-party gaming benchmarks”

  1. Here is 3090 for $1500 ($2900)
    OMG it’s very expensive
    Here is 3080Ti for $1200 ($2000)
    Nvidia Fails to Read the Room, Should I Take NVIDIA Back?, Waste of Money.
    Fine buy 6900 XT for $1500 ($2100)
    OMG it’s very cheap. AMD for the people

    1. Is part of your frontal lobe missing or something? This 3080Ti will succumb to the same market conditions of scarcity, unavailability, and price increases as the other chips. The MSRP means nothing when the GPUs are regularly selling for 2.4x – 3.1x more the price on the high-end. By the way, the MSRP of the 6900 XT is $1000, not $1500 – actual false info. The 3080 goes for $1900-$2400 and the 3090 goes for $3000-$3600 regularly on Ebay. This 3080Ti will realistically sell for $2600-$3000. Only an unrealistic and naïve moron like yourself wouldn’t know this.

  2. Better title would be:

    3080ti is barely faster than 3080, while costing twice as much. Still neither of those cards exists for regular people.

    1. What rubbish is this? Just because you cannot touch or see something does not mean it does not exist. You cannot touch or see the wind too – are you saying the wind does not exist? A “regular” person cannot afford a Ferrari – does it mean Ferrari cars do not exist?

  3. Might as well compare Unicorns to Dragons… they are all fictitious, although the U’s and D’s might be closer to reality versus getting hands on these cards.

    1. Are you crazy? Just because you cannot touch or see something does not mean it does not exist. You cannot touch or see the wind too – are you saying the wind does not exist? A “regular” person cannot afford a Ferrari – does it mean Ferrari cars do not exist?

    1. Maybe get out a bit more, because lots of folks managed to get a RTX 30 card or a 6800XT or a PS5 – or are you saying Bigfoot is real?

  4. It’s even worse in other countries, Being shafted by distributers who are charging retail shops a fortune, So it’s another cost added onto the card.
    Average price of a 3080(non Ti) is AU$2600 and 3090 is AU$3800 so I’m guessing 3080Ti is somewhere in the middle at $3200
    US$1200 conversion should be roughly AU$1550 but with all the BS going on it will be more than double the price, The cost of an entire pc.

  5. Why is everyone complaining about stock issues? The bigger problem here is the current price. Doesnt matter if u can find 1 you still have to pay 3 times the msrp. Pay stupid money or get nothing.

  6. Bruh both 3080ti & 3070ti are the worst ti card ever produced….instead i will pick 6800XT next year & thats worth the price……

  7. Just get on the EVGA auto notify list. What’s so hard about that… Got my 3080ftw3 hydrocopper this way. I highly recommend it

  8. the sweet spot for performance and “value” is the RTX 3080

    the prices are still ridiculous overall though, i will be remaining on the GTX 1070 which i bought for $350 in 2017 until the prices return to “normal”

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