no screencap it?

here

yawn.. a lot of explanation for wrong audience..

lol even Nvidia employees can't afford a 1180ti

To summarize the leak (as of 125am KL time)

RTX2080 at US$799
RTX2080ti at US$1,199

Founders edition shipping Sept 20th. I estimate custom cards to be available for Christmas, although with limited stock. More general availability for most buyers will likely be early 2019.

guessing ure not watching da stream...

jensen stated all wrong...

but lets see...

he still trying to justify RTX.. ( most of us play online games.. we DONT USE soft SHADOWS/FOG!!)

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Aug 21 2018, 01:38 AM

watch this better

wtf rtx 2080ti is 1199 at nvidia website rip wallet .

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/turing/

Who's pre-ordering RTXes?

RTX 2070 seems reasonable price?

More powerful than GTX 1080 TI and cost less than 500 dollar.

RTX 2070: From $499

RTX 2080: From $699

RTX 2080Ti: From $999

Either the Nvidia site is wrong or Jen Hsun is bullshitting.

Guess i can get the RTX 2080 Ti with the cheeap cooler one for usd 999.00

Damn next month!!! Hypee

Founders edition more expensive.

Where did you hear it is more powerful than a 1080Ti? All Jen Hsun said is that the 2070 has 5x more Gigarays than a 1080Ti.

Gigarays is not a measurement tool lol.

RIP wallet. All sold out on Nvidia website.

No shipping outside of US :/

So performance wise it would be stellar, but in terms of graphics it is RTX on/off... I think I'll wait for reviews at this point. Still kicking it with my 970 @ 1080p.

This is how nVidia playing their cards. And IMHO is the beginning of the death of Radeon.

1) Instead of pushing the limit with usual methods like adding # of cores, die shrink and increasing the memory bandwidth, they play with the graphics quality this round, ray tracing.
2) But this ray tracing thing is not do-able with only brute force method. It has to come with the library and API. And nVidia had already begun the groundwork with game engines. This move, I believe is akin to the nVidia's move in GPGPU. It's like putting the first flag to claim a new land. Look at where AMD is today in GPGPU application, especially in deep learning. The hardware is there but the community support in terms of library is almost non existence. CUDA is so far ahead that no community is willing to start all over again with the OpenCL.
3) nVidia use the Gigarays as the new quantifiable benchmarking standard. Like it or not, soon a lot of demos will show the difference without RTX and the Radeon cards will fall in the "ugly" version of the games. If AMD were to follow suit and play the same game, it is definitely behind by at least one gen. If it does not play the same game, they can only sell to budget gamer.
4) The Radeon is doing great in the past two years due to cryptocurrency mining and also game consoles. All game consoles run on Radeon, except the Switch. While it remains to be seen Sony and MS will switch to RTX in next gen (remember nVidia's per-chip loyalty scheme in Xbox and PS3?), it definitely put pressure on them to switch once the PC master race starts to compare the graphics qualities.

So there you have it. Low margin, low volume (if lost the next gen console contract). How to fight?

Price starts from $499 for the GTX 2070, looking good i'd say?

https://www.tech-critter.com/nvidia-rtx-2080-ti-fe/