The summary could be:
The speaker reviews three video cards from the nvidia 30 series: the 3070, the 3080 and the 3090. He compares their features, performance, price and design. He also explains some of the technologies that they support, such as DLS, RTX and NVENC. He praises the cards for their power, quality and innovation. He recommends the 3070 for budget gamers, the 3080 for top-end gaming and the 3090 for professional work and content creation. He shares his personal experience with the cards and how they help him with gaming and video editing. He concludes by saying that he is confident in the product and that he uses it himself.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker was sent three top video cards from a well-known vendor.
2. They have been familiar with the MSI brand for a long time.
3. They previously owned a 980ti and a 1080ti video card.
4. The speaker sold their second card because it was not as strong as needed.
5. Nvidia and developers did not develop the second card further.
6. Only one game showed a significant performance increase with the second card.
7. The speaker did not switch to the 20 series because the 1080ti was satisfactory.
8. They are impressed with the 30 series due to its technology and performance increase.
9. The top-end 3070 has eight gigabytes of video memory.
10. The top-end 3080 has ten gigabytes of video memory.
11. The master 3090, akin to Titan, has twenty-four gigabytes of GDDR5X video memory.
12. The 3090 is capable of 8k gaming and has a significant memory requirement for such resolution.
13. DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC 1.2a can handle 8k at 60Hz or 4k at 120Hz over a single cable.
14. A new NVENC engine improves streaming and video editing by offloading work from the CPU.
15. The speaker was advised not to focus too much on the 3090 as it is not a mainstream card but more for professionals.
16. Nvidia considers the 3080 as their top video card for gaming.
17. The difference in gaming performance between the 3080 and 3090 is about 11 to 14 percent in terms of FPS.
18. All three cards have different budgets, needs, and performance levels but share common features like an 8nm technical process and second-generation RT cores with double performance in ray tracing.
19. All three cards use GDDR5X memory and have the same size design, differing only in backplate material and power connectors.
20. The cards come factory overclocked, providing a slight advantage in synthetic tests and games over reference cards.
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