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Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda
I have no idea what Nvidia's goal is with that card. The performance jump from the 3080 is around 15-20% in most cases, but it's double the price, takes up 3 slots, and appears to require a 1000W power supply. Nvidia is also not releasing the Titan driver optimizations for it, so while an RTX Titan is much slower for gaming and casual video editing, in professional tools it still blows the 3090 away. The only people I can see buying this card are money-is-no-object gamers who must have the most FPS no matter what
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According to a friend that works for PGI in Vancouver, it's far too large to even fit in their current workstations without moving their entire setup over to bigger cases.