As an Nvidia shareholder yes, as a consumer, less so.
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Geforce GTX1180/2080 Speculation thread
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As an Nvidia shareholder yes, as a consumer, less so.
Usually the week after you buy the card
that happened to me with my 1080....
You can get DSSL with the 2080 and that can give a lot of performance vs 1080ti
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Not really if people already don't use AA at higher resolution.
The so-called extra performance of the DSSL comes from disabling/not using conventional AA.
https://twitter.com/tripkj/status/1038669422871932928
Interesting tweet/screenshot. That must be the RTX 2080? Clock speed looks too insane to be the RTX 2080 ti.
Interesting tweet/screenshot. That must be the RTX 2080? Clock speed looks too insane to be the RTX 2080 ti.
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I tend to have to turn down AA, but I would use 4xMSAA if I could... if DLSS gives 4xMSAA visuals for AA off FPS I will be all over that shiznit
I thought it was just Pascal until I noticed the number of voltage steps.
And I can't imagine someone more utterly and completely brainwashed by salty FUD spreaders. I have never seen a more dishonest level of ignorance displayed from an individual of this forum than what came out of your gob and I thought Melmac took the biscuit. How dare you call us RTX preorderers insane druggies!!@!@!@!!!
You seem very pent up mate. As I’ve said to two other defensive buyers, I wasn’t referring to you. If I thought people who bought them are mad, that’s what I would have said. I was demonstrating how firmly I believed in the dishonesty of Nvidias practice.
Chill out.
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well if you need to cancel you are gonna have to cut it fine!!!
https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-2080-reviews-go-live-on-september-17th
We previously reported that NVIDIA GeForce RTX reviews will go live on September 14th. Turns out that was incorrect. There is indeed an embargo ending on September 14th but is only for Turing architecture details, basically the stuff that was presented at the Editors’ Day.
The reviews will be available on September 17th, but only reviews of GeForce RTX 2080 graphics cards. The RTX 2080 Ti reviews will go live two days later, a day before the preorders end, which is September 19th.
The good news is that reviews of both Founders Edition and AIB cards will be published on the same day.
Most reviewers will get their samples next week.
GeForce RTX NDA dates:
- September 14th — Turing architecture
- September 17th — GeForce RTX 2080 reviews
- September 19th — GeForce RTX 2080 Ti reviews
Covered perfectly, thanks mate.
You’d think they’d want people to get hyped before pre-order, given how proud they are of the new product. Wonder why they’ve split the embargo lift dates for different tier cards, especially the ti. The time frame for cancelling pre-orders is strangely narrow...
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You need to keep up with the thread! This was posted last week
Scaremongering? Doesn't it depend on the actual delivery date the person was given? Some seemed to be pushed back a fair way. Also it would be easy enough to send a card back unopened.
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Unlikely any retailer will send them out until 20th anyway?
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You need to keep up with the thread! This was posted last week
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lol sorry. i am on the ball as always
Nvidia have the driver on lock down.
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why Intel
Just joking! Between this thread and all the other 2080 threads it's hard to keep uplol sorry. i am on the ball as always
I'd expect so.