Geforce GTX1180/2080 Speculation thread

Gerard · 21 Sep 2018 at 19:03

Zeed said:
Guess You not watched almost 4 hour stream of REAL OVERCLOCKING.
Let me fix that for You

This is how You do a good review with overclocking Live stream. And You do what people suggest so they can see how it works.

Gamer nexus outdid well everyone ... as always.

Going by what they're saying on that forum the voltage slider really does nothing, not sure what their reasoning is for it.

bigmike20vt · 21 Sep 2018 at 19:41

Probably silly question. Do 20xx buyers get destiny 2 included ?
Thanks

JediFragger · 21 Sep 2018 at 19:42

bigmike20vt said:
Do 20xx buyers get destiny 2 included ?

Nyet.

Gerard · 21 Sep 2018 at 19:43

bigmike20vt said:
Probably silly question. Do 20xx buyers get destiny 2 included ?
Thanks

They get a gold plated tube of arse balm instead.

bigmike20vt · 21 Sep 2018 at 20:43

Lol thanks

Honestly given the price of these things I think NV are pretty tight here not even giving us the package from their lower tier gear

opethdisciple · 21 Sep 2018 at 21:11

Before these cards make sense we need games that cripple the 1080/1080ti at regular resolutions.

Gerard · 21 Sep 2018 at 21:19

opethdisciple said:
Before these cards make sense we need games that cripple the 1080/1080ti at regular resolutions.

Since when did making sense take priority over "new shiny shiny"

?

HRL · 21 Sep 2018 at 21:30

I don’t know, 4K is becoming a fairly regular resolution now.

The Ti is specifically aimed at driving 4K at decent frame rates after all.

Not so sure about the 2080 though. Aimed at those with ultra wide screens?

Legend · 21 Sep 2018 at 21:35

HRL said:
I don’t know, 4K is becoming a fairly regular resolution now.

The Ti is specifically aimed at driving 4K at decent frame rates after all.

Not so sure about the 2080 though. Aimed at those with ultra wide screens?

If you have G-Sync, a 2080 will still provide a very smooth experience at 4K. The 2080Ti has noticeably more grunt of course, but it better had for the extra £450-500! That amount would get you a second hand 1080Ti lol!

HRL · 21 Sep 2018 at 21:41

Legend said:
If you have G-Sync, a 2080 will still provide a very smooth experience at 4K. The 2080Ti has noticeably more grunt of course, but it better had for the extra £450-500! That amount would get you a second hand 1080Ti lol!

No G-Sync here, want a 2080Ti for a 4K TV.

AMDPower · 21 Sep 2018 at 21:58

Gerard said:
Going by what they're saying on that forum the voltage slider really does nothing, not sure what their reasoning is for it.

subbytna · 21 Sep 2018 at 22:03

Gerard said:
They get a gold plated tube of arse balm instead.

Haha yeoooooo

muon · 21 Sep 2018 at 22:10

LoadsaMoney said:
DLSS looks worse to me, pause it at 1:59 on the FF shot.

Clearly looks like 1440p.

More performance by lowering resolution but still calling it 4K.

Would be better to call it 1440p with DLSS. I don't even want to call it supersampling, because it isn't as good as that.

Also how does it work not in canned benchmarks where you can't simply create a reconstruction model that may as well be pre-rendering the run.

melmac · 21 Sep 2018 at 23:44

Legend said:
If you have G-Sync, a 2080 will still provide a very smooth experience at 4K. The 2080Ti has noticeably more grunt of course, but it better had for the extra £450-500! That amount would get you a second hand 1080Ti lol!

I would bet money that a lot of people wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the 1080ti, 2080 and 2080ti on a 4K G-sync monitor in a blind test.

bru · 22 Sep 2018 at 01:02

muon said:
Clearly looks like 1440p.

More performance by lowering resolution but still calling it 4K.

Would be better to call it 1440p with DLSS. I don't even want to call it supersampling, because it isn't as good as that.

Well the three guys in the video all reckon it looks better than the 4K run.

muon said:
Also how does it work not in canned benchmarks where you can't simply create a reconstruction model that may as well be pre-rendering the run.

Of course this is the golden question.

Legend · 22 Sep 2018 at 02:23

melmac said:
I would bet money that a lot of people wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the 1080ti, 2080 and 2080ti on a 4K G-sync monitor in a blind test.

I think you're right. Perhaps on the 144Hz X27 it might be more discernable in some games that hit the 100+ FPS @ 4K. I think G-Sync would even them all out though in most situations, particularly the 2080/2080Ti.

Rup · 22 Sep 2018 at 07:02

melmac said:
I would bet money that a lot of people wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the 1080ti, 2080 and 2080ti on a 4K G-sync monitor in a blind test.

Or an under volted Vega on a freesync monitor which will be much cheaper.

Gregster · 22 Sep 2018 at 07:10

Rup said:
Or an under volted Vega on a freesync monitor which will be much cheaper.

Oooo, you had to get that in

Smffy · 22 Sep 2018 at 07:47

Gregster said:
Oooo, you had to get that in

LMAO this again

DarrenM343 · 22 Sep 2018 at 07:52

melmac said:
I would bet money that a lot of people wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the 1080ti, 2080 and 2080ti on a 4K G-sync monitor in a blind test.

Of course, they wouldn't be able to see the screen? Sorry

.
Unless people try such an experiment we'll never know. Would at least be good if some getting the new GPU's posted up real world opinions on how a 2080 at least (Ti too ideally) feels in gameplay compared to a 1080 Ti. Note that I said "opinions" there as they of course could be biased towards the new purchase.

Legend said:
I think you're right. Perhaps on the 144Hz X27 it might be more discernable in some games that hit the 100+ FPS @ 4K. I think G-Sync would even them all out though in most situations, particularly the 2080/2080Ti.

Did you keep the 2080 that was delivered after cancellation?