Nvidia of all people know how fragile their own cards are.
Hence the ridiculous warranty.
-
Competitor rules
Please remember that any mention of competitors, hinting at competitors or offering to provide details of competitors will result in an account suspension. The full rules can be found under the 'Terms and Rules' link in the bottom right corner of your screen. Just don't mention competitors in any way, shape or form and you'll be OK.
2080 Ti Super ?
- Thread starter Dicehunter
- Start date
Nvidia of all people know how fragile their own cards are.
Hence the ridiculous warranty.
Caporegime
- Joined
- 18 Oct 2002
- Posts
- 31,187
Caporegime
- Joined
- 18 Sep 2009
- Posts
- 30,505
- Location
- Dormanstown.
No but you can be my gimp if you like. Suit’s in the corner
If it gets me 2080ti for Christmas I'm happy with that.
Margin on high end CPU’s and GPU’s can be pretty slim. I wouldn’t expect more than £100 off a AIB custom cooled 2080TI and maybe £20-30 off a high end Intel or Ryzen chip. That’s assuming prices don’t rise by a similar amount later this month and then suddenly you’ve got a ‘bargain’ come Black Friday that’s anything but.
In 2 years time an RTX Titan will have about the same performance as a £300 new card so the length of the warranty is not the highest priority.
The real problem is the ridiculous asking price of RTX Titan new.
The NVidia Titans have been very reliable for me.
I have owned at least 20 and have still got most of them, I have never had a problem with any of them.
They’re not designed for home users or gamers, more for business compute tasks, hence the price. Same reason all the professional CAD/CAM cards are mega expensive.In 2 years time an RTX Titan will have about the same performance as a £300 new card so the length of the warranty is not the highest priority.
The real problem is the ridiculous asking price of RTX Titan new.
My RTX Titans are useless at professional work as they lack serious DP computing.
My Titan V on the other hand is a beast when it comes to DP tasks and makes an RTX Titan look like a toy.
The RTX Titan is and always has been for gaming regardless of what NVidia say. The problem for NVidia is they wanted a Turing gaming Titan and the fastest way to do it was to modify one of their professional cards which resulted in the RTX Titan having 24gb of expensive Samsung memory.
Anyone who buys an RTX Titan for professional work is making a big mistake when NVidia are still selling the Titan V which occupies the same market sector.
It is no coincidence that NVidia are still selling Titan Vs for serious professional work and even increased the asking price when Turing launched.
The warranty for the NVidia direct cards is 3 years according to the website.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/support/warranty/
https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/support/warranty/
Soldato
- Joined
- 18 May 2010
- Posts
- 23,632
- Location
- London
You may be keen to read this @Dicehunter !!
- Joined
- 19 Feb 2007
- Posts
- 15,307
- Location
- London
And this is why I don't trust retailers or companies anymore, They do nothing but lie lie lie and then BOOM "Oh we told you what ? Why did you believe us ?"
Agreed. ‘No plans to release RDR2 for PC’ they lied until cleared by Marketing to say so.
Soldato
- Joined
- 2 Jan 2012
- Posts
- 12,409
- Location
- UK.
'Ti' is still flagship of it's tier.
2080 Ti
2080 Super,
2070 Super..
1660 Ti
1660 Super,
1660.
1650 Ti (Soon)
1650.
2080 Ti
2080 Super,
2070 Super..
1660 Ti
1660 Super,
1660.
1650 Ti (Soon)
1650.
on: 10/16/2019 09:00 AM | source: Komachi | 13 comment(s) Ti Super On Their website
We've mentioned and discussed it many times already, will NVIDIA ever be releasing a SUPER version of the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti at one point in time? Well, it seems Inno3D either made a very weird typo, or just spilled the beans on that.
The card is mentioned on their T&Cs page for a promotion, they give away games with graphics card purchases; Control and Wolfenstein: Youngblood with RTX graphics cards, exclusive PUBG codes with GTX 16 GPUs, plus Call of Duty: Modern Warfare with RTX 2060 or better cards.
The interesting part is that the naming us s used multiple times. Currently, the TU102 GPU has 4 shader modules disabled and a slight cutback to the memory bus. NVIDIA can open that up and tag it SUPER.
We've mentioned and discussed it many times already, will NVIDIA ever be releasing a SUPER version of the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti at one point in time? Well, it seems Inno3D either made a very weird typo, or just spilled the beans on that.
The card is mentioned on their T&Cs page for a promotion, they give away games with graphics card purchases; Control and Wolfenstein: Youngblood with RTX graphics cards, exclusive PUBG codes with GTX 16 GPUs, plus Call of Duty: Modern Warfare with RTX 2060 or better cards.
The interesting part is that the naming us s used multiple times. Currently, the TU102 GPU has 4 shader modules disabled and a slight cutback to the memory bus. NVIDIA can open that up and tag it SUPER.
- Joined
- 19 Feb 2007
- Posts
- 15,307
- Location
- London
on: 10/16/2019 09:00 AM | source: Komachi | 13 comment(s) Ti Super On Their website
We've mentioned and discussed it many times already, will NVIDIA ever be releasing a SUPER version of the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti at one point in time? Well, it seems Inno3D either made a very weird typo, or just spilled the beans on that.
The card is mentioned on their T&Cs page for a promotion, they give away games with graphics card purchases; Control and Wolfenstein: Youngblood with RTX graphics cards, exclusive PUBG codes with GTX 16 GPUs, plus Call of Duty: Modern Warfare with RTX 2060 or better cards.
The interesting part is that the naming us s used multiple times. Currently, the TU102 GPU has 4 shader modules disabled and a slight cutback to the memory bus. NVIDIA can open that up and tag it SUPER.
If they did it would make their RTX Titan obsolete, It's Nvidia so I put nothing passed them but looking at it more neutrally I can't see it happening.