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Forgive me but you seem to be pulling a lot of things out of thin air and using it to advise people. This is not an accusation but a mere observation and since it involves other people's money I feel obliged to make a post. - we don't know anything about the performance yet; - we know nothing...

In fact it is clear; watch the hot hardware Peterson video :)

The way I see it is that those who can easily afford a Ti now can do so when the 3080 Ti comes, whereas those who have to buy a new one consciously (me) likely have to pick one or the other. Just the way it is.

@JediFragger Get an EVGA though, Mr. S. The only good customer support, the remainder are rather poor and a hassle to deal with if need be. Depending on the need for tomb raider and metro, the 2080 looks okay-ish (fearing my 1080 isn't up to the task) but the difference between it and Ti in...

Nvidia have said multiple times that they do not care about AMD whatsoever. They are their own competitor.

Don't waste your time and effort sir Greg, it's best not to give attention to infantile remarks ;) You watched the video? It's usually PCPER who gets the interview with Peterson and they are the best (the interviews). I've learned a lot from it.

Yup, had his hands in many things, like Gsync and GPU boost ashe says. Gave me more insight.

You may not know what type of interviews Peterson gives. Go watch it and judge after.

Standing outside and I can tell you that mine pretty much is. No rasterization going on here...

Must watch! Deep dives into (for consumers): - DLSS - RT - Pascal vs Turing (outside RT & DLSS) - starting at prices - way more

I wish I had a 1080 Ti :p that would put me in a much better position...

Horrible people are always lucky :p what are you going to get - and steer that wind my way will you? It better be that, would make much more sense too. Like AMD can even compete in the extreme segment ;) good things do not always come to those who wait. They've been waiting since before...

Yeah and I don't believe those who say they'd rather switch camps every time for a second. I dare all of them to put their words into action. Nonsense.

I'm not so sure it won't be a significant increase. If not, then not in the traditional sense but still a massive jump; RT capabilities, AI/tensor cores. It's one of the most notable architectural leaps since a long time.

Wow, just... Wow! Surely you're able to recognize an extremely poor article? Go watch Gamers Nexus' response video and let's get some sense into you :D And while you are on YouTube, watch the latest WAN show about the RTX series. Specifically note their very valid point of how with every big...

Never mind

I am curious about those, admittedly; I do enjoy reading about new tech. I posted this on AnandTech and think it fits here as well: I, too, first thought there was a major price hike. But then I learned a thing or two and it's obvious there really isn't any. The segments remained, only the...

I wouldn't be overly surprised if they put 7nm on the table come March - May.

Can I have a look at your savings account and order myself one? Sharing is caring, you'll feel better after sharing your riches blah blah? Nah they look like cheap VHS tapes.

There already was a price hike? How large?