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by the time games use this rt and dlss your card will be old .. major uptake if it happens will be gen 2-3 after the playstation / xbox take it on ..
so atm and prob for the next 3-4 yrs it's worthless
All the cards out right now are based on the reference pcbs with standard or custom cooling.
It will be interesting to see what gains, if any, can be made once custom pcbs plus cooling are out.
Anyone seen any temps for the EVGA 2080Ti XC Ultra? The only place i've seen one reviewed is Jayztwocents and he doesn't mention the temps, only that the FE has a bad cooler design because of airflow between the pcb and heatsink.
Edit - https://youtu.be/DgSwJROXeEo
Jay looked pretty silly with that video, as GamersNexus showed, there's no need for airflow to the PCB as the vapour chamber takes care of everything.
I thought Jay said that the issue was that there wasn't enough exhaust space. Exhaust is blocked on the bottom by the mobo and the top in the centre by the card shroud. Then there's the 2 x 8 pin connectors which further restrict airflow along the top.
Iirc he said that its their best design yet gimped by poor airflow because of these restrictions and he was seeing much cooler temps by comparison on the non stock coolers.
I don't think making the point about the airflow restriction makes him look silly. I looked at the card and thought to myself "that looks great, but where does the hot air exhaust?"
I could be wrong about this but that was my takeaway.
Only people buying reference cards are those who are water cooling, or those who don't have a clue. Ignore the reference comparison charts.This is false. You may not like the price increases but it doesn't give you the right to spread misinfo. Refer to this chart in future:
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P.S i bet you can't name 3 games the 1080ti beats the 2080 for fps in 1440p or 4k.
Looking at this nice post from Anand forums where someone has got together some TPU benches from an MSI 1080Ti Gaming x Trio vs an MSI 2080 Gaming X Trio @ 1440p
GTA 5
Deus Ex
Rise of the Tomb Raider
Sniper Elite 4
Man asks for 3 games that a 1080Ti beats a 2080. Man supplies said results, that man is cherry picking. What?Maybe read the thread and not cherry pick ? as the usual practice lately
I'm not comparing FE results, I'm comparing aftermarket cards.Taken from said page : Or the FE 1080 Ti throttled more in the 2080 review. The room could have been a lot hotter with a marathon benchmark session.
Are we arguing the same point?The important thing is at max OC both in other reviews, the cards perform identical.
Maybe read the thread and not cherry pick ? as the usual practice lately,
Taken from said page : Or the FE 1080 Ti throttled more in the 2080 review. The room could have been a lot hotter with a marathon benchmark session.
The important thing is at max OC both in other reviews, the cards perform identical.
Oh god, what did I do?!mans not hot
Linus tech tips had developer of game with RTX tech in it lined up to provide a beta preview which then mysteriously gets cancelled?
Methinks Linus is right when he says Nvidia are selling cards, by their very name, with a feature that isn't ready and I personally suspect one that won't ever provide a particularly acceptable experience in the `2000` series hardware.
We don’t know if AMD are making cards with RT features...