Your right. The MSRP of the 1080 was 599$

Your right. The MSRP of the 1080 was 599$

There absolutely is a heckuva price increase from the 1080 or there won't be this long chain of disgruntled noises of gamers everywhere complaining about the ridiculous pricing from Nvidia.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider, RTX 2080Ti with max settings and ray tracing enabled, results? Fluctuations of 30-60fps at 1080p. Yup, 1080p.

http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Grafikkarten...Raider-1263244/

While drivers are probably not matured enough yet, I doubt any "game ready" drivers will provide a significant boost either. This is why I said to keep expectations in check.

They even expect you to sli them to the get fps you need lol. The high bandwidth bridge is also sold at another ludicrous 80$.

Totally not holding up to the price tag.

lol RTX2080Ti cant even do constant 60fps at 1080p when max setting and ray tracing on what a ripoff.

This post has been edited by Unclockable: Aug 21 2018, 08:28 PM

I wish they would just make a behemoth chip without tensor and ray tracing garbage that has insane number of cuda cores and clock speed.

Jen Hsun will tell you all up to 6x performance promised because the 1080ti would only run it at less than 10fps!

So 100 USD increase. You guys think the pre order price will increase after sst?

dont buy into RT hype until $100 card got RT support for 2yrs already.

I think it's either u have 4K without RTX or 1080p with RTX.

Hopefully thats the case. But unless buyer can hold their/our horses, and the sales for the gpu are bad, or else, without any good competition, there will be no reason for Nvidia to lower their price

No performance comparison between Pascal and Turing of non-RTX games.

A lengthy lecture on Ray Tracing.

A starting MSRP of $499 which turned out to be $599 (FE).

$999 to $1200 for a consumer grade GPU.

And now this... 😞

No thanks Nvidia.

This is the first time I feel let down by a new Nvidia Geforce GPU architecture announcement.

Just play the waiting games for true review come out. All new tech is only for eye candies.
unless you got $$ to burn, then please share your experience here

this goes back like - how many games support it etc?

This post has been edited by sai86: Aug 22 2018, 12:34 PM

Damn, now im thinking maybe should just buy 1070ti before sst.

Any shop got nice price drop for 10 series yet?