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Hold on to your money guys and your current cards. Boycott this overhyped nonsense and wait until next year. Three cards in one go says these aren’t designed to last.
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https://www.techradar.com/reviews/nvidia-geforce-rtx-2080-ti
''we did get to play multiple PC games at 4K and in excess of 60 frames per second...We can only tell you that Shadow of the Tomb Raider looks stunning with ray tracing turned on... in terms of frame rate, Shadow of the Tomb Raider ran at a mostly consistent 50-57 fps, which is impressive giving the game is running on a single GPU and in such an early state – on top of all the new ray tracing techniques.
We also played a variety of other PC games that shall not be named, and saw performance run in excess of 100 fps at 4K and Ultra settings. ''
That said, you shouldn’t automatically jump on the pre-order button.
Why would you? When you can look at shadows in 30 FPS for £1200.Silly money. I could spend that money on something worthwhile like call girls and viagra. . .
not interested
if the 2080ti was £500, 2080 £350 and 2070 £250, i'd be interested. until then pc gaming can jog on.
You're talking about lower pricing than 10 series, that's not going to happen. I wouldn't mind knowing how much R&D NV throw at each generation - I suspect it's always on the rise. As we get closer to the limits of silicon it's probably getting more and more expensive to get the performance from.not interested
if the 2080ti was £500, 2080 £350 and 2070 £250, i'd be interested. until then pc gaming can jog on.
You're talking about lower pricing than 10 series, that's not going to happen. I wouldn't mind knowing how much R&D NV throw at each generation - I suspect it's always on the rise. As we get closer to the limits of silicon it's probably getting more and more expensive to get the performance from.
It's hard times like but PC gaming won't die,I'm sure if that was to actually happen NV/AMD in that event would probably knock a chunk of prices to cause an influx of return gamers. Short run profit loss long run... profit.Not interested.
Sticking with a 980ti while I complete a backlog of games that run perfectly fine. I just hope PC gaming doesn't die during this period of joke prices. As soon as GPUs started costing twice a console I start to look at jumping back in that direction for my gaming fix.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not justifying the current pricing, you've jumped to a conclusion. But I really don't think we should be expecting lower pricing than the last two gens even based on an R&D perspective when NV are pushing the envelope. Isn't PC gaming supposed to be dying too? Less units being sold = higher £ to charge.There's always multiple people like you 'oh R&D must be expensive, high prices are justified'. One look at Nvidia's financial results the last few years shows how absurd your comment is.
You're talking about lower pricing than 10 series, that's not going to happen.