Poll: Poll: Will you be buying a 2080Ti/2080/2070?

[adey]

God no!

 

[Tom|Nbk]

I feel deflated, I wanted to see benchies, I wanted to waste money on another stupid GPU but NVIDIA have denied that by giving us zero benchmarks and forcing us onto this Ray tracing which to me doesn't really excite me.

Might book a holiday with the money saved

 

[tangster]

Not at the current price. Nvidia must be smoking the funny stuff!

 

[DELETED_195422]

To play souped up console ports?! No thanks.

 

[[Death]]

already ordered

 

[4K8KW10]

Pretty much as I suspected. Prices will initially be obscene to make the old cards look good value, will drop a little more when the old stock is gone, and a bit more prior to the launch of the next cards, perhaps quicker than the previous gen.

We’ll never see prices as low as prior to the mining boom/ram gouging.

Do we know if the ti is the full fat chip? If not expect an RTX Ultra or whatever some time soon ish.

When AMD's market share drops below 5%, and if they release a top card, it can very well be for £250-£350.

What about HDR10, did nvidia mention anything about better colours representation and image quality?

Edit: the full fat chip is with 4608 shaders, the Ti is castrated.

 

[jommy999]

wonder how much RTX Titan will be .

 

[RIZZEE]

Nope. Only game that I can see myself wanting to upgrade for is Cyberpunk 2077 and there's no release date on that as of yet. Even if it were to come out this year I'd go for a 1080TI.

 

[marcus_667]

cant say for sure as ive seen no benchmarks in gaming other then "ray tracing" being vaguely mentioned as they shy'd away from any proper performance mentions tbh .

if 2080ti is like 30% + quicker then 1080ti then maybe

 

[ToastedChip]

Ridiculous! 2080 price looks ok'ish but £1000+ for the ti?! Yeh it does all this fancy shadow crap but look at what the 10 series does, freeze game, look around 16x resolution screenshot ect - never seen a game take advantage of it! Looking forward to BF5 but im sure my 8700k, 32gig ram + GTX1080 will run it great. Then again - if i get a good price for my 1080, a 2080 might be on the cards..

need RL benchmarks without this TRX crap

 

[Panos]

Not a fricking chance for three reasons.
a) LG34GK950F. That monitor has no competitor.
b) Stupid price
c) Still in penance for the last GTX1080Ti.

 

[se_vietboi]

いいえ

 

[JediFragger]

Anything upto £800-£850 *max* for a Ti and I might have bitten, but let's be honest their's nothing wrong with my Ti atm so I'm gonna hold off. Expecting the driver hammer to come down HARD on Pascal soon though

 

[benjii]

Yes, in a year or two when the prices are more reasonable. My 1080ti is fine for 1440p at the moment.

 

[4K8KW10]

Ridiculous! 2080 price looks ok'ish but £1000+ for the ti?!

The price is normal. I would even ask them to increase it to 1600 lol.
Titan cards launch at that price and after some time, nvidia used to screw its owners by releasing as fast Ti but considerably cheaper.
There is no complete happiness... Especially with nvidia

 

[DarrenM343]

cant say for sure as ive seen no benchmarks in gaming other then "ray tracing" being vaguely mentioned as they shy'd away from any proper performance mentions tbh .

if 2080ti is like 30% + quicker then 1080ti then maybe

It should be 30% I would have thought. 20% more cores, GDDR6 mems and architecture improvments should give 30%+? RT looks good for the future just too early atm.

 

[JediFragger]

I also fully expect nVidia to introduced the 'Ultra' card whenever they wish to stimulate demand and drop a couple of hundred off the price so we get a 'bargain'

 

[TNA]

No.

 

[jonnylaris]

Hell no! The 1080ti is looking safe for a while longer yet.

What did I miss? The 2080 is roughly the same price as a 1080ti but faster, why exactly is the 1080ti safe?

 

[LeMson]

The 2080 is roughly the same price as a 1080ti but faster

We don't know that, only at RT'ing, which means nothing yet