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Ok la, no biggie if its called 20 series as well.

Almost revealed..







Nvidia just announced their Quadro series of GPUs using Turing Architecture:


Get Excited!

It will be called

2080

https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/97...s_like_its_gtx/





The most obvious was the announce date - - 20 / 08 / 2018

Nice teaser. Hidden details was in it all along..

Jen-Hsun (or rather Nvidia) would never let any potential sale to slide by... in this case they have a huge inventory of 'leftover' GPUs. By saying this, PC gamers will continue to buy Pascal.

Or...

Jen-Hsun was being sneaky because the question was regarding 'GTX' while Turing = 'RTX'

$599 to $699, that's my prediction.

I find it odd that the Ti will be released alongside the other models... it is so unlike Nvidia, since they prefer to release Ti months later. Wonder what's that about...

Perhaps 2019 = refresh/rebrand of Turing is a possibility since they will already "have it all out of the door" come 20th August.

Also the big question is how will Ray Tracing benefit games in the nearest future - - I can see Metro Exodus having Ray Tracing as a patch etc., not sure about other games. Hope Jen-Hsun announces some upcoming titles that will support Ray Tracing.

Lastly, there are leaks that point to the GTX 2060 = performing to GTX 1080 levels. If that's the case, we might be in for a nice performance leap.

Final specs:

RIP wallet. All sold out on Nvidia website.

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.

What a beauty...

Almost hit that pre-order button... then I thought, geesh, my processor guaranteed to bottleneck (first gen i7-870 ~ OC to 4GHz) which already being pushed by a GTX 970.

I'll wait for reviews and perhaps see if a system upgrade is really needed.

Apparently the consensus on the presentation was underwhelming - 70% Ray Tracing lecture, 25% Gameplay, 5% GeForce RTX GPU details.

The part I was most looking forward to were the list of games that would support Ray Tracing (PUBG??) and comparison to Pascal performance for games but the latter... was never revealed. Have to wait for reviews.

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.

https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2018/08/20/ge...me-ray-tracing/

For existing games, Turing will deliver 2x the performance and 4K HDR gaming at 60 FPS on even the most demanding titles.

More...



So we can expect 2x performance (most likely compared to 1080) at 4K...

Can belip or not...

Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay was sweet?

Why not make it sweeter with Ray Tracing?







Imagine the entire game Ray Traced... holy wow

An upgrade from 970 to 1080 Ti should be quite the leap right

My display upto 1080p only, maybe upgrade later. DSR upto 4k.

Thinking of getting used 1080 Ti as many are selling used.

I see a few quite low, but must check if mining card or not.

First generation of anything is always mixed- - it is like a 'trial' before the real run.

I think 20-series is like the 400-series- - it takes another generation to 'make it right'.

Besides, the number of RTX/DLSS supported games are only a few.

If you're banking on the future, then sure the 20-series is for you.

RTX is quite demanding... I believe 2080 Ti is what you want for RTX ON. Might need to SLI for 4K gaming with RTX.

True.. dived into a really good deal & turns out a 'very risky' purchase - mining GPU with no warranty.

To be honest, still happy with 970. But if a good deal arrives, I'll try not to pass. It is not essential for me to upgrade.

2080 = with RTX ON can get fps or not? Maybe 1080p/1440p.

For existing games, it trades places with the 1080 Ti which is great.

Badly optimized? It's a gem compared to Ark: Survival Evolved

Might need 2x RTX 2080 Ti to get consistent 60fps at 4K for this game.

My prediction is RM2500 - RM2600 around here.

IMO, this will be the least desirable GPU of the 20-series due to (expected) poor RTX performance and existing games performance will be around a 1070 Ti for a higher price.

This post has been edited by defaultname365: Sep 27 2018, 06:21 PM

I recently got a 1080 Ti FTW3 for ~ RM2400 from Garage Sale. It was a video editing card not mining, with the complete box and all...

Going from 970 -> 1080 Ti was quite the leap.

But on a 1080p display with DSR 4K, wow... the image fidelity.

i7-3770 + 1080 Ti = bottlenecked at 1080p/1440p but almost completely diminished at 4K.

Still scouting for decent 4K display, no need fancy G-Sync / High refresh rate. I game occasionally

I will wait for 30-series IF... RTX/DLSS is a big thing in 2019 / adopted well.

Lol... imagine the price of a xx70 card > can already get a pre-owned GTX 1080 or add a bit more a new GTX 1080

Cheapest RTX 2070: RM2559
Cheapest RTX 2080: RM3599
Cheapest RTX 2080 Ti: RM5399

I am not against the RTX cards but really can't pull the trigger on tech that have yet to take off. You're basically paying premium for RTX/DLSS but with GTX 1080/1080 Ti performance for RTX 2070/2080 respectively. Of course the 2080 Ti is a class of its own with an exorbitant price tag to match.

So far I've seen JayzTwoCents, Hardware Unboxed and GamerNexus (by far the most comprehensive) and its the same sentiment across

Not sure how Ray Tracing will perform on RTX 2070... I heard the game "Control" by Remedy ran at 60fps at 1080p with RTX on a 2080 Ti

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-rtx-9-2-ms-remedy-northlight/

So either go full in RTX 2080 Ti or wait for 30-series is my advice la else grab a 10-series GPU for a lot lesser... haha

Me... I'm waiting patiently for the arrival of my 4K display to pair with my 1080 Ti.

If "Cyberpunk 2077" supports RTX, then I'll consider an RTX GPU big time...

Until then, I can't be bothered. I can't tell the difference between RTX ON/OFF for the 'Shadow of the Tomb Raider' demos Do a blind test and I will fail.

Need more 'reflective' games like Remedy's title.

Still have to remember, game devs put priority for non-ray traced / rasterized first before ray traing so without RTX you are not going to 'lose anything' gameplay wise.

DLSS.... hmm... interesting, but if this is the selling point for RTX 2070, no thanks.

For prices to drop, it is going to take time, and it won't be anytime soon.

Exactly. "Worth" Either go all in or wait for 30-series in my opinion.

If you 'want to invest in the future' then 2080/2070 is for you (if you believe in it).

It's high time Nvidia learnt from the disastrous 20-series launch.... too early without RTX/DLSS titles!

...But I have to give them props for making the first bold steps in real-time Ray Tracing and using the aid of AI in a consumer GPU.

In certain big generation leap, first gen/early adopters will be the ones paying premium for tech that has has yet to be fully supported.

Yes please, some screens would be highly appreciated. Entice our eyes!





On a more serious note, at 100% resolution scale it could be almost be a 50% performance drop I guess

Appreciate if you do check as well at 100% scale before/after RTX.