same thing like DSR? 

well rumors did mention it will have 35%+- more performance than 1080ti...

but, need to pay double the 1080ti price to get that 35%... is it worth? 

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nope. i didnt see poor man in that sig..... 

What are you disappoint about Vega?

I use Vega56, clocked the HBM speed to match 64 speeds and performance is great within few percent off its bigger brother. Core clock didnt really matter because even under water not many can pass over 1800MHz. I dont even need to flash to 64 VBIOS, just edit powerplay table in registry to 64 one and I'm done. Runs cooler too because HBM voltage is lower on 56 VBIOS. HBM runs better at lower temperatures as it adjust timing depends on how hot it runs.

Vega power consumption is high because AMD binned their voltage at crazy level to let some lower yield ones to pass. Most of the chips runs fine when undervolted. Undervolt it is peanuts and cut down huge power and heat.

I know most people wont buy because of the price. Its not competitive against nv's offering. With RTX coming up, the older Pascal cards price drops massively. 2nd hand market filled with very cheap 1060's, 1070's and even 1080/Ti's. Prices of AMD cards in Malaysia is crazy because of miners tax. Shop still charge like mining is still a thing. If you look at Amazon prices were a lot better than local shops.

Truth to be told, I'm not impressed with RTX lineup. People that uses 1080Ti going to hold to their cards. I dont think in terms of raw power it will beat 1080Ti by a large margin, but the costs nv charge for their new cards is simply ridiculous.

Hopefully rtx 2080 performance really can keep up or better than 1080ti. both prices are similar. yolo pre-ordered it.

It is back to buying midrange again when there's no competition from AMD. Nvidia will put feature in one at a time to slowly milk the enthusiast.

And when AMD have something competing in the high-end one day, Nvidia can suddenly release a product, which is already baking in their lab for a long time, and make that great leap.

nvidia normally will boast about mobile GPU

this time they dont dare with RTX.. cause the power requirement...

what i can tell folks.. its really a gtx480 saga all over again.
next will be a optimized ( smaller die fab).. much cooler, higher clocked card and will be way cheaper...

NVIDIA is known to F u just as intel does.

There's no such thing called overkill & even with 1080p is also quite demanding.

Below 2k for 1080ti is possible yes but most likely just Zotac brand. Other brands like Asus and etc will still be more expensive as usual. Wait when 2080ti out sure price will drop more.

I on the other hand just buy 1080ti and sell my 980ti before resale value drop more. But in this case 1080ti price also drop, so kinda a bit of dilemma that time haha. But considering my old 980ti is older and will drop like crazy, i think it's a safe bet rather than waiting for 1080ti price to drop further.

Also I game on 1080p setup still with 1080ti. Kinda overkill? But will last me for quite a while. Thinking of going 2k at least for the sweat spot for the card, rather than 4k, since need to lower some settings and etc.

I'm using 1080ti with 1080p monitor as well lol . Mistakenly bought ASUS Strix xg27v monitor , ended up had to use DSR to make use of the 1080ti potential...

😅 I was hoping someone tell me not to get rtx 2070 since 60hz 1440p monitor cant fully utilize it so i can get a 1070 now.. lazy to wait haha.  But does better gpu means better image in vr? Or 1060 is enuff for vr.

yeah games nowdays can hit the 8gb mark depending on your graphics settings in game but then again it also comes down to your gaming resolution as higher textures are meant for 4k displays so you can see the details. RTX 2080 is more for 1440p gaming just like 1080ti but 1080ti has the advantage on vram size.

In about a year, I'm quite sure Nvidia will release the RTX2090 or even the RTX2090ti, either in response to AMD's new GPU or to milk more money from consumers or both

I wish there was more competition on the GPU side. AMD has at least come up with a very realistic competitor to Intel on the CPU side, if only they can do their GPUs better.

Which brand of 1070ti you using ?

1080ti 2k?

then 1070 1.2k.... 1060 600... 1050ti 450... 1030 100....

meanwhile 970 still @750... 

not stuck with 1080ti, but it still punch alot even on my 3440x1440p monitor.
while we are reaching era where all benchie/demo on 4k resolution, it didn't surprise me when nvidia is demoing their new tech in 1080p. (you know something is not right).
just go on par with gpu and your monitor?
just play the waiting game. since now on "old games", the 2080 perform similiar to 1080ti at higher price.
and the selling point of 2080 is RTX & DLSS, which now nowhere near to be tested for the consumer to know how exactly powerful is this new GC is.

2500K 4GHz what GPU to max out without CPU bottleneck? 1060 or 1070 or 1070ti?

plan to run @ 1080p @ 100fps (I got 144Hz monitor, but i thinking maintain contant 100fps is easier)

How is Zotac warranty

if send to RMA send to local right? Last time i heard need to send to HK for extended warranty. Still same like that?