Here we go, the 3080 reviews. quite some reviewers use MSFS as a benchmark, heheh, love it!

I'll try to keep it up to date

 

https://www.techpowerup.c...tx-3080-founders-edition/
MSFS> https://www.guru3d.com/ar...080-founder-review,1.html
MSFS> https://www.overclock3d.n...founders_edition_review/1
MSFS> https://www.tomshardware....a-geforce-rtx-3080-review
https://www.overclockersc...rtx3080_founders_edition/
https://hexus.net/tech/re...-founders-edition-ampere/
https://www.tweaktown.com...perman-of-gpus/index.html
https://www.kitguru.net/c...-founders-edition-review/
https://wccftech.com/revi...ere-graphics-card-review/
https://www.eurogamer.net...a-geforce-rtx-3080-review
MSFS> https://www.theverge.com/...a-geforce-rtx-3080-review
https://www.gamespot.com/...ti-and-2080/1100-6482232/
MSFS> https://arstechnica.com/g...od-news-for-cheaper-gpus/

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Edited September 16, 20205 yr by Victoroos

The main problem is that these outlets have no experience with sims (haven't seen a single X-Plane benchmark in the past). They take a small plane, fly around their rural hometown and call it a day. I want to see LAX rush hour take-offs in airliners, then we're talking. Another problem is that most of these benchmarks fail to take into account the CPU limitation of the sim. It took me weeks to balance my sim, and as a matter of fact, if I swapped my 1080ti for a 3080 today, I would see no benefit, not a single frame. It's different for 4K users probably, but if anything, the GPU should always have headroom while the CPU is dictating the framerate.

Edited September 16, 20205 yr by Colonel X

1 hour ago, Colonel X said:

The main problem is that these outlets have no experience with sims (haven't seen a single X-Plane benchmark in the past). They take a small plane, fly around their rural hometown and call it a day. I want to see LAX rush hour take-offs in airliners, then we're talking. Another problem is that most of these benchmarks fail to take into account the CPU limitation of the sim. It took me weeks to balance my sim, and as a matter of fact, if I swapped my 1080ti for a 3080 today, I would see no benefit, not a single frame. It's different for 4K users probably, but if anything, the GPU should always have headroom while the CPU is dictating the framerate.

Defintely true. I guess the video from digital foundry was a good one with NEw York as test ground.

When does the 3090 NDA get lifted? Next week?

I liked this one.

 

Here’s another list: https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-founders-edition-review-roundup

TechSpot mentions they tested big cities, but no mention of where or other details.

I can't edit the post anymore, but thanks for sharing guys!!

21 hours ago, Colonel X said:

The main problem is that these outlets have no experience with sims (haven't seen a single X-Plane benchmark in the past). They take a small plane, fly around their rural hometown and call it a day. I want to see LAX rush hour take-offs in airliners, then we're talking. Another problem is that most of these benchmarks fail to take into account the CPU limitation of the sim. It took me weeks to balance my sim, and as a matter of fact, if I swapped my 1080ti for a 3080 today, I would see no benefit, not a single frame. It's different for 4K users probably, but if anything, the GPU should always have headroom while the CPU is dictating the framerate.

Yes, I want to see LAX rush hour take-offs and landings in airliners, then we talk real benchmarks.

my overly simplistic takeaway from what I've seen is improvements in 4k and 1440P.  No improvement in 1080P.  I'm curious to see if VRAM compression in P3DV5 feels any different.   

Here's one looking at 3 AIBs and MSFS: https://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/gpu_displays/msi_rtx_3080_gaming_x_trio_review/10