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This article was published by Michael Leary (@Terronium-12) on August 23rd, 2018 in the Hardware category.
NVIDIA Reveals Next-Generation RTX 2000 Series Video Cards
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B-but... my 1050...
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One thing for sure - in game photographers will be much more now.
Waiting for proper benches.
NV has no competition,they can ask what they want and people will still buy it just because its new tech alone.If benches fail to impress me,i will wait for for 7nm refresh,which is inevitable.
The stock NV cooler impressed me,no point in waiting for AIB partners cards now,wonder how this affect relationship between NV and AIB's,as NV clearly aim to get more "pure" income
Waiting for proper benches.
NV has no competition,they can ask what they want and people will still buy it just because its new tech alone.If benches fail to impress me,i will wait for for 7nm refresh,which is inevitable.
The stock NV cooler impressed me,no point in waiting for AIB partners cards now,wonder how this affect relationship between NV and AIB's,as NV clearly aim to get more "pure" income
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Apparently with ray tracing enabled, even the 2080Ti struggles to achieve 50 fps at 1080p, going by what was seen at gamescom. (that's what I've heard)
I dunno if overclocking might solve that or if something else played a part but it is still a new feature and it'll probably be improved in the next generation of GPUs.
Skip to 3:02 for the gameplay footage.
I dunno if overclocking might solve that or if something else played a part but it is still a new feature and it'll probably be improved in the next generation of GPUs.
Skip to 3:02 for the gameplay footage.
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These cards seem to be a big disappointment at various sites. I'm interested to see the tech for myself, but I'm not in a hurry to get new gear. Maybe I will stumble across a demo, so I can expierence it.
Ray Tracing? Nope, not interested. New graphics card? Yep, interested.
But this new card has to be much, much faster than my GTX970 and capable of playing AC - and ACC and wreckfest - with full eye candy turned on and a all the AI on track, on a triple monitor.
The GTX1080Ti is still only around €200 cheaper than the new RTX 2080Ti.
But this new card has to be much, much faster than my GTX970 and capable of playing AC - and ACC and wreckfest - with full eye candy turned on and a all the AI on track, on a triple monitor.
The GTX1080Ti is still only around €200 cheaper than the new RTX 2080Ti.
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The 2080ti are selling like hot cakes even at $1200 US, by the time I wanted to pre order the MSI version it was sold out, now all I can do is check Amazon and Newegg daily hoping for a restock
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This is something of a hot topic and I wouldn't worry to much about it. There are no official benchmarks yet and the drivers (and the games themselves) aren't optimized. Not the best showing, sure, but I'd wait until next month to see where things really stand.
The goal is for HW ray tracing to have a lower performance cost than SSAO and the likes thereof, so we'll see.
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Meh. The performance isn't impressive. This card can't hit 60fps at 1080p resolution with the raytracing reflections their pushing and the ti version is only 13tf. Nvidia really should've waited for 7nm. This card is not worth buying imo.
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I wonder if it would be really stupid to upgrade to a 2080ti considering I just got a 1080ti a few months ago.
How worth it is "ray tracing" and even without that, how much improvement will there be under normal circumstances.
I am waiting on ASUS's 144hz 4k Gsync monitor. If the 2080ti can power that monitor as good as my 1080ti can power my 1440p monitor, then I might consider it.
How worth it is "ray tracing" and even without that, how much improvement will there be under normal circumstances.
I am waiting on ASUS's 144hz 4k Gsync monitor. If the 2080ti can power that monitor as good as my 1080ti can power my 1440p monitor, then I might consider it.
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That is something that I can relate to. The "high" resolution and high frame rate requirements of VR could be the compelling reason to get the 2080 cards. But until we see some benchmarks in relevant racing titles in VR, I'm skeptic. Sure it probably going to be faster than last gen card but not in fps/dollar if the graphs from Nvidia is true. That's not progress, that's Nvidia getting a fatter wallet.Will probably upgrade my 1080Ti if the 2080Ti is fast enough. My Vive Pro kicks the 1080Ti's ass at times during sim racing. I need more grunt
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I guess you are right. But it is not a cheap card and sources on the internet talk about the release of a 7nm card 18 months from now.Even without benchmarks I can tell you it's worth replacing the 970 in favor of a 20x0.
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