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NVIDIA's new GeForce RTX 3080 Ti costs $500 more than the RTX 3080, with 18% more cores and 20% more GDDR6X (12GB versus 10GB).

14. A Word on the EG200 15. Closing Thoughts 16. View All Pages External GPU enclosures have been around for a few years now, most of them using Thunderbolt 3 which provides four PCIe 3.0 lanes. We’ve tested a few solutions over the years, including Razer’s Core X and the Sapphire GearBox, but today we’re taking a closer look at just how well an eGPU can perform. To do so, we test Nvidia’s RTX 3060 Ti, RTX 3070, RTX 3080 and even the RTX 3090, across 1080p, 1440p and 4K resolutions. Is there any benefit to using a faster GPU over Thunderbolt 3? That’s what we will find out today.

Resizable BAR first hit the mainstream back in November, when AMD released its RX 6000-series to the market. It took Nvidia until February to catch up, with the RTX 3060 supporting Resizable BAR out of the box. At the end of March, Nvidia also released a new driver to support the technology on the rest of its RTX 30-series GPUs. Here, we benchmark the RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 to see what Resizable BAR can bring to the table. Watch the video via our VIMEO Channel (Below) or over on YouTube at 2160p HERE The following compatibility notes are correct as of April 14th 2021, based on information pro...

  Colorful seemingly forgot to post Resize BAR update files for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 owners, amid a confusing feature rollout Owners of the iGame GeForce RTX 3080 Ultra OC 10G-V, among others, are currently unable to access Colorful's BIOS update tool (Image source: Colorful) Major GPU OEM Colorful seems to have entirely omitted download links for Resize BAR BIOS updates on its technical support page. This leaves Colorful graphics card owners with no way to enable the feature, at least until the OEM fixes those broken links. Internet of Things (IoT), iOS, Wearable, Ticker�...

Great for Minecraft on March 11, 2021, 8:25 48 comments In brief: Nothing beats buying a monster of a PC—assuming you've got the money. One Australian retailer has come up with a rig that can definitely be described as epic, packing two RTX 3090 graphics cards, an AMD 3990X Threadripper, and a custom cooling solution inside an enormous case. The price? 30,000 Australian dollars, which is about US$23,322. As reported by Kotaku Australia, the incredible machine was put together by Melbourne-based retailer Aftershock PC, which specializes in custom PCs, bu...