https://www.hardocp.com/news/2018/08/21/nvidia_offers_hardocp_2080_launch_access
Hardocp getting a card for review as well.
Hardocp getting a card for review as well.
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Geforce GTX1180/2080 Speculation thread
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Says a lot, no performance numbers and people running out and ordering.
30 fps + 30 fps = 60 fps
It just works...
Why's the bottom one look yellow with its lights? Is it rgb? (Curious)
Looks like a flash making the colour look washed out.
They were slow on that, I said that first thing this morning when I ordered mine
Shiny Shiny.
Because we have Distance Selling Regulations so we don't have to worry about it - if the benchmarks are crap we can return the cards, period.
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The rationale I've seen is they can cancel if the benchmarks aren't great and if they're good will be able to secure stock before shortages.
Madness to me though.
Soldato
5 games here that are listed as utilising Ray Tracing.
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Now says the 23rd for shipping.
I've just checked myself and it's now the 23rd October on the UK site.
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It might be because the heat from the fans on top is heating the card and the colors change from green/yellow/orange/red
Or it could be a result of how it was photo'd
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I knew they were going to add tessellation to rt for that performance impact we all expect and love!
I think they meant real Europe not Brexit Europe
in Sweden it was oct 8th when I ordered this morning.
Soldato
With all these RTX videos, yeah. Even the black WWII car looks shiny......
No wonder people are dazzled and pre-ordering.
Indeedy, playable at 4k without RT and 1080p with
hahaha. RTX is the opposite of DSR?
Caporegime
I wonder what proportion of that huge die is the tensor cores for the ray tracing and ai stuff is taking?
It will be interesting to see how it all works. Will they have any affect on normal games, if not how will boost work with and without it being used? Say old games make zero use of it, does it mean the chip runs cooler and boosts further? Does this then mean less fps when it is enabled also due to less boost?
Even though I am not buying one and skipping to 7nm, I still like new tech and it will be interesting to see a detailed review covering such things. Getting one under water will also be interesting.
It will be interesting to see how it all works. Will they have any affect on normal games, if not how will boost work with and without it being used? Say old games make zero use of it, does it mean the chip runs cooler and boosts further? Does this then mean less fps when it is enabled also due to less boost?
Even though I am not buying one and skipping to 7nm, I still like new tech and it will be interesting to see a detailed review covering such things. Getting one under water will also be interesting.
The same reason people buy £5000 workstation GPU's when they are no good at gaming. Pointless bragging.
Soldato
I imagine this Tomb Raider running poorly thing is gonna be a driver issue.
Nvidia haven't released the Turing drivers yet surely?
There would be no point to a 2080ti if it can only run tomb Raider with Ray tracing on at 1080p.
No point in the rest of the line up if that was the case.
We should all go out and by Quadro cards if that's the case.
Nvidia haven't released the Turing drivers yet surely?
There would be no point to a 2080ti if it can only run tomb Raider with Ray tracing on at 1080p.
No point in the rest of the line up if that was the case.
We should all go out and by Quadro cards if that's the case.
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