IDK what you mean, but for 4k resolution the 3080 is 41,75% faster than the 4060 ti 16GB,
For 1080p the 3080 is 23,7% faster.
The result is clear, the Chinese card is even less competitive against the RTX 3080 than the RTX 4060 Ti.
If you want to know it more accurately, you should look at the resolution you prefer to use, and the games you play.
I think 25% faster was a pretty moderate overall number.
OK, I’m guessing you mean that 40xx series should be better than 30xx because 40xx is newer.
And that is true, but a card ending on xx80 is 2 levels higher than a card ending on xx60. And about twice as expensive.
Typically 70 and 80 have higher RAM bandwidth, which is the reason it is so much faster at higher resolutions.
But comparing a 3060 to a 4060, the 4060 is indeed faster.
Still even an RTX 3060 Ti would be faster than the Chinese card.
PS: The Ti on Nvidia cards signify a faster card than the base model.
These numbers don’t make sense
IDK what you mean, but for 4k resolution the 3080 is 41,75% faster than the 4060 ti 16GB,
For 1080p the 3080 is 23,7% faster.
The result is clear, the Chinese card is even less competitive against the RTX 3080 than the RTX 4060 Ti.
If you want to know it more accurately, you should look at the resolution you prefer to use, and the games you play.
I think 25% faster was a pretty moderate overall number.
I’m out of my depth 😵💫 I just assumed 30 series was better than 40
OK, I’m guessing you mean that 40xx series should be better than 30xx because 40xx is newer.
And that is true, but a card ending on xx80 is 2 levels higher than a card ending on xx60. And about twice as expensive.
Typically 70 and 80 have higher RAM bandwidth, which is the reason it is so much faster at higher resolutions.
But comparing a 3060 to a 4060, the 4060 is indeed faster.
Still even an RTX 3060 Ti would be faster than the Chinese card.
PS: The Ti on Nvidia cards signify a faster card than the base model.