At 22:00 this evening, Intel 12th generation Core games will be officially released and unbanned, including the partner's new graphics cards RTX 3080 Ti and RTX 3070 Ti.
On the eve of the lifting of the ban, NVIDIA released a set of RTX 3080 Ti game test running scores through foreign media, but the comparison was not the RTX 3080, but the highest-end RTX 2080 SUPER of the previous generation.
The test games include Watchdog, Subway: Departed, Doom: Eternity, and Call of Duty: Vanguard, with a resolution of 1440p and high-end graphics, divided into three grades: standard, light high, light high, and DLSS quality.
When the light chase and DLSS are not opened, the average increase of the RTX 3080 Ti compared with the RTX 2080 SUPER is as much as 40%, and the average increase after the light chase is turned on is 81%, while the average increase of the weak light chase and DLSS is 63%.
Interestingly, the Doom: Eternity improvement is the most obvious, reaching 73%, 169%, and 133% in three grades!
The RTX 3080 Mobile edition is based on GA104 cores with 6144 stream processors, while the RTX 3080 Ti Mobile edition uses a GA103S core designed specifically for the gamebook, which is more compact, with up to 7424 stream processors and 256-bit 16GB of GDDR6 video memory.
Tonight we're also bringing a simultaneous launch review of the new gamebook.
