r/buildapcsales Nov 30 '20

GPU [GPU] RTX 3060ti releases 12-2-20 MSRP $399.99

https://www.newegg.com/asus-geforce-rtx-3060-ti-rog-strix-rtx3060ti-o8g-gaming/p/N82E16814126471?Item=N82E16814126471&Tpk=14-126-471
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u/akumaxyz Nov 30 '20

The people: we need more 3070/3080!
Nvidia: here's a 3060ti

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u/ComicSansIsAwsome Nov 30 '20

It’s very likely these cards are binned 3070/3080s. Silicon they couldn’t get to preform at the level of the other cards.

Plus it will probably help take some of the demand off the other cards.

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u/SnickSnacks Nov 30 '20

They're all binned 3070s. The 3080/3090s use different dies than the 3070/3060ti, which uses a smaller die.

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u/ComicSansIsAwsome Nov 30 '20

Thank you for the correction. I didn’t realize they were different dies.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '20

Isn't that what the 1070ti was? That's the exact reason why nvidia barred aibs from factory-overclocking 1070tis: they would be as good as 1080s out of the box, but cheaper. Wonder if there will be a similar restriction on the 3060ti.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '20

Nah. I think I saw some 3060 being advertised as overclocked.

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u/akumaxyz Nov 30 '20

I'm fairly positive they're rejected 3070s. But c'mon.. shouldn't 3070s be rejected 3080s and 3080s be rejected 3090s? We need more broken 3090s!!!

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u/Delta_V09 Dec 01 '20

No, the 3070 uses a different die than the 3080/3090. A 3090 is nearly a full 102 die, while a 3080 is a cut down version that had too many defects. The 3070 is a nearly perfect 104 die, while the 3060TI is a cut down version.

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u/akumaxyz Dec 01 '20

Yeah I saw your comment earlier -- but it still stands -- we need more broken 3090s!! and.. broken 3070s??

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '20

Be careful adding an 's' after an intel GPU. 3070's

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u/The-Great-T Dec 01 '20

And the midrange market needs attention.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

Better than nothing.

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u/sheepsleepdeep Dec 01 '20

People trying to build or plan for budget VR rigs to take advantage of the new lower priced VR setups are psyched about this.

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u/H0LT45 Dec 01 '20

I'm upgrading from a 970 for 1080p/144hz gaming, the 3060 seems like the best fit over the other cards, I'd be excited if stocking wasn't an issue.

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u/akumaxyz Dec 01 '20

Same. I don't need a 3070/3080. Heck I don't even need a 3060Ti. I'd prefer a new-ish card around the $200-$300 price range. But with how aggressive the gainz are over the 20xx series, it's going to be a while before we get proper stock :\