2080 ti performance when?

[atomic7431]

When will get proper performance comparisons for the new gpus?
I thought we would have seen fps comparisons by now.

 

[andybird123]

14th Sept

 

[atomic7431]

14th Sept

Thanks thats still quite a while then, is there a specific reason other than Nvidia?

 

[karik666]

Leaked benchmarks

 

[Andrei23]

OP, money first, then you get the goods.

 

[Panos]

Leaked benchmarks

Hocazi on the original Turkish video the charts are coming from, admits are fake numbers based on Nvidia claims, and extrapolated them.
No real card was tested!

 

[rossiboy001]

If that video is based on Nvidia claims , then it can give you some idea of the difference to expect most likely at the top end, I would not think Nvidia would down play their performance, those figures are likely to be massaged to be at best. If they were accurate, then it`s a no from me for the first time since 580 for the top end card. 40% this time for that money I might bite.

 

[LegendaryDread]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kepler_(microarchitecture)#Performance
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell_(microarchitecture)#Performance
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal_(microarchitecture)#Performance

The theoretical single-precision processing power of a <Insert Architecture Name Here> GPU in GFLOPS is computed as 2 X (operations per FMA instruction per CUDA core per cycle) × number of CUDA cores × core clock speed (in GHz).

1080Ti Base Clock = 2 * 3584 * 1.480 = 10.608 TFlops
1080Ti Boost Clock = 2 * 3584 * 1.582 = 11.339 TF
1080Ti at 2GHz = 2 * 3584 * 2 = 14.336 TF

This goes without saying, but the same calculation applies to all of Nvidia's GPU architectures going back about a decade.

2080Ti at 2GHz = 2 * 4352 * 2 = 17.408 TF

17.48 / 14.336 = ~21% raw compute increase clock-for-clock, not accounting for any minor architectural improvements, higher memory clocks, and DLSS.

Disclaimer: I've got 2080 Ti's on pre-order.

 

[Ezyryder]

I would wait until at least the 23rd of September for reviews, as those coming on the 14th are the ones sanctioned by nVidia. I tend to wait for Anandtech who are fairly unbiased but there are others who are good too.

 

[andybird123]

I would wait until at least the 23rd of September for reviews, as those coming on the 14th are the ones sanctioned by nVidia. I tend to wait for Anandtech who are fairly unbiased but there are others who are good too.

Anandtech are now owned by the same company who own Tomshardware

 

[Troezar]

Anandtech are now owned by the same company who own Tomshardware

Interestingly Tomshardware.de are a separate company from the US Tomshardware site.