NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series – Top Facts & Game Key Deals
You want the best gaming experience to date? Allkeyshop have reviewed the new RTX 30 Series to give you all the info you need to choose your next gen graphic card.
By Ingo
The Rise of Ray Tracing
Ray tracing is a technique in which light performs in a video game the same way it would in real life. Ray tracing calculates the trajectory that light would take and reflects that light off any object it would hit, in turn projecting shadows and refractions to give a more realistic appearance in-game.
The GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs are designed with ultimate performance in mind, offering incredible gains for gamers, creators, and developers alike.
Powered by Ampere, NVIDIA’s powerful 2nd gen RTX architecture, they feature new RT and Tensor computing units and streaming multiprocessors for the most realistic ray tracing graphics and AI features.
RTX GAMES 2020-2021
READ: NVIDIA Announced New Ray Tracing Supported Games at Gamescom 2019
NVIDIA Studio
NVIDIA Studio Stack is a software collection that provides digital content creators with unparalleled performance and reliability when working with creative apps. It includes NVIDIA Studio SDKs and APIs for app developers and NVIDIA Studio Drivers for creators.
NVIDIA GPUs are not only designed with gamers in mind but also creators. Creators can model and render 3D scenes in real-time and develop animations effortlessly using GPU-accelerated apps such as 3ds Max, Maya, and Blender.
Ray tracing allows for lag-free interactions and much faster frame rendering. Overall, with powerful NVIDIA GPUs, developers and creators can expect massive boosts in performance within creative apps.
NVIDIA Reflex
Released with the 30 Series GPUs, the new NVIDIA Reflex is a cutting-edge feature that accurately monitors and minimizes system latency.
Fine-tuned for a complete performance, NVIDIA Reflex enables better response times between PC and display, giving gamers a clear advantage in fast-paced competitive games.
With NVIDIA Reflex SDK, developers can integrate Reflex Low Latency Mode with the game engine to enable just-in-time rendering to reduce the load on GPUs and CPUs and ensure latency reductions on games such as Fortnite, Apex Legends, and Valorant.
NVIDIA Reflex will work with NVIDIA GPUs from the GeForce GTX 900 and later. NVIDIA advises that the 30 Series GPUs, such as the GeForce RTX 3080, and G-SYNC displays, should be used for maximum performance.
RTX Broadcast App
The NVIDIA Broadcast app is a tool aimed towards streamers and content creators, giving them the ability to turn their chosen room into a home studio.
Three significant AI-powered features make the app a must-have for any content creator:
Noise Removal: The app’s AI can efficiently remove any background noise that your microphone may pick up. It can even be used on incoming audio, making those Discord parties less headache-inducing.
Virtual Background: These are nothing new. Some programs and webcams do something similar. However, streamers can now effortlessly remove the webcam feed background with the Broadcast app and replace it with another image or game footage.
Auto Frame: The Broadcast app’s powerful AI can track your head movements, keeping you in the center of your camera at all times, reducing the need to readjust your camera every time you shift your position.
The Virtual Background and Auto Frame features are currently in beta so that the NVIDIA community can test and give feedback on them. The Noise Removal is also available across all RTX GPUs; however, NVIDIA warns that performance will depend on which card you have.
The new RTX Broadcast Engine is a substantial upgrade that will allow developers in the NVIDIA app store to create powerful new tools for streamers with NVIDIA RTX GPUs.
Greenscreen Yourself Without a Green Screen
8K HDR Gaming
The GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs are built for gaming. The Series flagship is the GeForce RTX 3090, a self-proclaimed gaming monster that offers incredible performance and support for games at 8K with a single connection from PC to display.
To make this possible, GeForce RTX GPUs utilize NVIDIA’s cutting-edge AI rendering technology, Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS).
DLSS boosts frame rates and sharpens images, with enough power left over to maximize ray tracing and output resolution. In some cases, DLSS can increase a game’s frame rates by up to 100% while also giving razor-sharp images to match or better native resolution.
8K RTX 3090 Gameplay Show
Record and Share in 8K HDR
NVIDIA’s ShadowPlay has always been the easiest way to record and capture content for those with NVIDIA GPUs, and that continues to be the case.
With GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs and GeForce Experience, you get the world’s first software that can record 8K HDR gameplay.
There is no dedicated capture card needed, meaning that you can now use NVIDIA ShadowPlay to capture 8K HDR video with the simple press of a hotkey.
RTX Broadcast Engine
The RTX Broadcast Engine continues to lead the industry in AI-powered content creation. It can be found integrated with some of the industry’s leading streaming platforms, including OBS, Xsplit, Twitch Studio, Discord, and Elgato.
NVIDIA GPUs use a real-time hardware-based decoder, called NVDEC, which takes responsibility for video decoding, leaving the graphics engine and CPU free to perform other actions.
NVDEC means a boost in FPS and performance gains in your favorite games, all while being able to take advantage of real-time face tracking, background removal, and video effects to make your stream and video content stand out.
NVIDIA GPUs are the most popular choice for PC gamers. They are also rated the most popular when used to encode and stream video on platforms such as Twitch and YouTube.
The RTX Broadcast Engine is NVIDIA’s new way for streamers to make their live streams more immersive. Using new powerful AI-powered features, RTX GPUs can now accomplish more and give more without the need for cameras and physical props.
3070, 3080, or 3090?
When it comes to picking the right 30 Series card for you it will most likely come down to what you will be using it for, and below we have a few details of each to help you decide:
- RTX 3070 – The 3070 is a wonderful card for the casual gamer. It offers performance increases over previous generations of NVIDIA GPUs and offers reliability, high frame rates, and up to 8K resolution.
- RTX 3080 – For gamers and streamers, the 3080 is perfect for those that want to maximize their stream’s performance. With cutting-edge AI techniques, the 3080 can produce high-quality video recording and streaming content without sacrificing graphical performance.
- RTX 3090 – The beast of the Series, the 3090 is the ultimate card for those wanting nothing but perfection. Aimed at those that use creativity tools to produce 3D models and scenes, the 3090 offers the best in real-time performance.
Essentially, like all new GPU releases, the more money you are willing to part with, the more power you will be able to buy.
It’s not just about your budget and buying the best graphics card available, but also about your PC system as a whole.
For maximum performance, it’s important to note that your system should be up-to-date with a good CPU, required cables, and a power supply capable of supporting the chosen 30 Series card.
RTX 3080 Vs. RTX 2080 Super
When it comes to the latest series of cards, the 30 Series sees an advantage over the 20 Series in performance, speed, and price.
In the early benchmarks available, the 3080 currently has a better score across the board, including effective 3D speed, overclocked score, and represents a much better value at $700, which is nearly $100 cheaper than the 2080 Super.
When we look at launch prices of both the 20 and 30 Series, the 30 Series not only looks like a great performer, but also fantastic value for money.
The launch price for the GeForce RTX 2080 Super in 2018 was $699 and over. The launch price for the 3080 is also $699. However, it sees a significant gain in performance with its benchmarks coming in up to 50% more than the 2080 Super.
Below we have included benchmarks scores so that you can see how the RTX 3080 compares to other GPUs.
The New NVIDIA 30 Series
Manufacturers of NVIDIA’s 30XX Graphics Cards
If you’re looking to buy one of the new 30 Series GPUs, we have provided a list of all manufacturers below.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series – Launch Information
RTX Gameplay Videos
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F.I.S.T. Gameplay Trailer RTX Support
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Ingo Ingo is fast! Studied e-commerce and has his roots for now in lively Germany. At the same time, as an ambitious influencer consultant, he is close to gaming communities & game developers. He often knows what trends are currently going on. Ingo has a special fascination as game review editor. |
excited for 3070,i hope i can get one when its release 🙂
Used rtx 2070, im jelaous i havent waited till now, corious how it goes