Monster size 

But they will not shift as easy as we though , they would rather sustain the loss until some result of negotiation or election hoping the tariffs remove.
I just price will remain the same.Any 10% increase is equal to 30% price hike in our country

What a size , looks like your 1080ti fans are clean like new ,use once and just for benching ?

My Gigabyte gaming oc 3Dmark score

what...???

lets change all to asus mobo.

just got it end of September 2018 . Quite new .... and I thought I was lucky not getting dead pixels or backlight bleed which is notorious for the model
then suddenly on the 3rd week bam 1 random vertical black line 

Can anyone with 2080ti share me their FFXV 4k High quality score ? I saw someone getting up to 7000 lol
how the heck they push till that high

Thanks man , I suppose those that get 7k score won the silicon lottery. What card did you get FE or AIB card ?

Ic zotac amp oc sucks . How about the temp though for full load ?

The failing RTX 2080ti with graphic artifact and BSOD kinda worrying me to OC the card .  I'll just stay on stock for now

Isnt Zotac AMP! series famous of huge cooler, some even more power phasing and extra power input ( I'm looking at 1070ti AMP! )
Was tempted to get AMP! or AMP! extreme for that free MHW 

Maybe you just got unlucky with sucky chip.

My ZOTAC 2080 Ti AMP with only +110 and +600 MEM OC boosted up to 2145MHz and sustain 2080~2100MHz. Max temp 66-67 C without aircond. Idle temp 35 C without aircond.

Maybe you just got unlucky with sucky chip.

My ZOTAC 2080 Ti AMP with only +110 and +600 MEM OC boosted up to 2145MHz and sustain 2080~2100MHz. Max temp 66-67 C without aircond. Idle temp 35 C without aircond.

Battlefield 5 bundled with RTX graphic card ?

https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-an...hics-cards.html
NVIDIA sends word that if you purchase a GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, 2080 or 2070 graphics cards you'll be eligible for a free copy of Battlefield V.

Nvidia; to celebrate the launch of Battlefield V, we’re now offering the critically-acclaimed game, at participating partners, with the purchase of eligible GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, 2080 and 2070 graphics cards and systems. If you want to immerse yourself in Battlefield V at stunning levels of detail and to experience the future of gaming with the first release of DXR Ray Tracing, GeForce RTX is the only way to play. For the definitive Battlefield V PC gaming experience, head over to our GeForce RTX Battlefield V bundle page to discover which partners in your country are participating, and which GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, 2080 and 2070 graphics cards are eligible.

Please note, if you are buying an eligible GeForce RTX GPU, ensure the seller is participating in the Battlefield V bundle program as NVIDIA cannot provide download codes and coupons for purchases made at non-participating retailers and e-tailers.

Gigabyte replied on the Battlefield 5 bundle. No can do. We follow Nvidia (who by the way, showed the middle finger on early adopters). 

just an update, i successfully redeem the Code via Zotac!! 

Once rejected unable to do anything. I also try my luck only

Length - HDMI 2.1 @ 48gbps requires at least 22awg copper cores for lengths no more than 3m. Beyond that, the cable has to be amplified by being an active cable or use a repeater. An active cable could go up to 10m, some does up to 15m - there are no set standards for this. Beyond 15m, you'll have to look at fiber optic core HDMI cables, by that I mean REAL fiber optic using glass and NOT plastic or mylar.

HDCP - HDCP is backwards compatible, but not forwards compatible. HDCP has got nothing to do with bandwidth, it's simply a digital copy protection. So if point A (source) and point B (output) are both HDCP 2.3 compliant, it doesn't matter what cable you use because all HDCP does is activate the handshake flag in the data signal.
Also one more thing to add - there is no such thing as a HDMI 2.1 cable per se. There is only a HDMI cable capable of passing through HDMI 2.1 bandwidths or not, that is all. If a packaging says HDMI 2.1 version cable, that means it's not been verified to pass it. This is why some thick and huge garden-hose like HDMI cables from say 2010 could passthrough HDMI 2.0 just fine eventhough it's not a "HDMI 2.1" cable. The cable is simply well built with high gauge copper cores (likely 18awg or even lower) which allows the signal not to drop due to the low resistance, low capacitance and high inductance.

asus tuf 3090s are coming in . limited

3080s alot and no FE.