The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1630 and GeForce RTX 4000 Series have been delayed.

we'll see
I love the 3060ti, so I'm fine with not upgrading frankly.

 

There is no reason to upgrade 3060ti, not yet. Even though you talked about getting the 3080 this summer.

 

not for 1440p, and not with dlss

rdr2 at max settings dlssq needs about 140-150w from my card. I already showed you dl2 rt off can do 1440p/60 at 75w with dlss

i'd only get a 3080 if people sold them in panic. not going to happen in Poland though.
if no one sells at lower price, the cards will never lose value

 

With that uv your 3060ti seems much more efficient than my 2080s, pulling even 230-240w but is overclocked though to reach or surpass your stock performance level.

 

stock 3060ti is about 1900-1935mhz, 1980mhz uv+oc+mem oc is about 7% faster as measured in mafia def ed and division

 

2010mhz uv+oc (mem stock) is 6% faster than my stock timespy score so we are close your 3060ti should be somewhat faster though.

Impressive is that is with 90-100w less.

 

only in rt, and when using multiple effects you can see more than 10%. otherwise it's quite unnoticeable.

most extreme case is dlss+rt, 3060ti is close to 2080ti then

 

Ampere is quite efficient when undervolted. But as you know, Nvidia wanted every last bit of performance out of them. If you ask me they should've released them with lower power limits but allowed them to be increased to what they are now. That way you give overclockers what they want, a reason to OC beyond benchmark scores and have actual in-game gains. While also having great efficiency for the average user. But I won't hold my breath for that happening with the 4000 series.