NVIDIA's presentation won't reveal much about gaming GPUs, in fact, the details are short and should be supplemented by rumors we've already seen in recent weeks. But as a build, Ampere presents the advanced development of the Experiment and that is exactly what we will see in the official launch.
NVIDIA Ampere Engineering: A Complete Testing of the Experiment
Real estate development is listed in a few points to consider. The first of them points to a cozy environment of curiosity and nothing more than the fact that not only will they be reduced to dead size by many RT Cores, but it will be a built-in design from both of them. HPC as far as sports are concerned.
So much so, that it confirms that it will not be Pascal's version of Trying Like That, but a multi-layered build, which shows that NVIDIA plans to push the accelerator into deep learning and leave AMD behind. It doesn't help that they just bought Mellanox for a huge dollar amount.
As we expect, most GPUs will come in the lithographic process of 8nm
The development does not end here, as Ampere will apparently introduce a new version of DLSS called 3.0, which they say is better than the recently introduced 2.0. It looks like NVIDIA will give high visibility to this new version, to the extent that it will be able to interact with filters like TAA, something that looks like it failed at first and it will be interesting to see how they do it.
NVIDIA NVCache, new NVENC and CUDA 11 codec
The first new one here will be NVCache, an answer to AMD HBCC that will allow you to upload or provide a build directly from the program memory or SSD, thus improving VRAM load times.
On the other hand, NVIDIA already has the seventh generation of its NVENC codec ready, which will allow for an amazing upgrade of 8K at 60 Hz with H264 and H265, is an important advance for those who may already enjoy this new generation's decision. That being said, NVIDIA will have a new version of its CUDA Cores, with no data other than mentioned version 11.
Maximize IPC, L2 duplication and mass
As expected, the IPC for this new Ampere facility will be higher than the one seen in Trance. The first rumors are already hiding the development between 10% and 20%
The development does not end here, because NVIDIA will also maintain the L2, which otherwise indicates a greater number of total units and may represent a Shaders number higher than the current 4352 carried by the TU102.
As if that's not enough, the reference speed on these cards is estimated at 1900 MHz, so it's possible that with Boost we will see statistics like 2200 MHz and above under normal practice. The number of RT Cores has doubled, much like the SM number, the performance of each GPC is 4 times as part of the development in architecture and IPC, so it's already talked about big rumors like these that the RTX 3060 can be equal or stay very close to it all RTX 2080 Ti.
As for VRAM, it is said that the RTX 3080 will accomplish it 10 GB
To end this phase, it was noted that usage could be reduced in some way compared to Experiment despite the mentioned improvements.
Ampere RTX, Tensor cores and RT Cores for all
One of the new features that the product will be assembling for the first time is that, apparently, the GTX series will die down with Turing and provide a way for the new RTX across the range, from bottom to TOP.
As AMD will RDNA 2NVIDIA will protect all its GPUs with Tensor Cores and RT Cores, making all its technology available to the user from the very first minutes. As it is, Ampere will be arriving sometime this month through its HPC versions of servers and computer centers, while game players will have to wait until September to enjoy its benefits.
In the end, NVIDIA is planning something that users look forward to and that AMD already has for two years: A new control panel. In this regard it looks like the GeForce Experience will be incorporated into it as it is and above all, it will not ask for registration to use it.
There will be new features (not specified) and they will be included in it DLSS 3.0. Looks like we'll be able to enjoy these cards sometime in September, maybe on Taipei Computer Show as a major event, so it should be in stores by late October.
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