NVIDIA announces GeForce 3000 series of video cards

Nvidia has officially announce it’s next generation of video cards, the GeForce 3000 series and taken wraps off 3 of the new gpus — the GeForce main stream RTX 3070, the flagship RTX 3080 and it’s new behemoth (both literally and figuratively) RTX 3090.

NVIDIA GeForce Specification Comparison
	RTX 3090	RTX 3080	RTX 3070	RTX 2080 Ti
CUDA Cores	10496	8704	5888	4352
Boost Clock	1.7GHz	1.71GHz	1.73GHz	1545MHz
Memory Clock	19.5Gbps GDDR6X	19Gbps GDDR6X	16Gbps GDDR6	14Gbps GDDR6
Memory Bus Width	384-bit	320-bit	256-bit	352-bit
VRAM	24GB	10GB	8GB	11GB
Single Precision Perf.	35.7 TFLOPs	29.8 TFLOPs	20.4 TFLOPs	13.4 TFLOPs
Tensor Perf. (FP16)	285 TFLOPs	238 TFLOPs	163 TFLOPs	114 TFLOPs
Ray Perf.	69 TFLOPs	58 TFLOPs	40 TFLOPs	?
TDP	350W	320W	220W	250W
GPU	GA102?	GA102?	GA104?	TU102
Transistor Count	28B	28B	?	18.6B
Architecture	Ampere	Ampere	Ampere	Turing
Manufacturing Process	Samsung 8nm	Samsung 8nm	Samsung 8nm	TSMC 12nm “FFN”
Launch Date	09/24/2020	09/17/2020	10/2020	09/20/2018
Launch Price	MSRP: $1499	MSRP: $699	MSRP: $499	MSRP: $999 Founders $1199

Alongside the new hardware, NVIDIA also announced several software to complement it’s products:

NVIDIA Reflex for lower latency in games
NVIDIA Omniverse Machinima for video creators using in game assets
NVIDIA Broadcast for streamers — making use of the RTX cores to cancel out noise and improve the background of your streams.

As for local pricing? Well NVIDIA Philippines has officially announced that as well.