Rumour: Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti looks to have beastly performance

[peterb]

Breaking news, the new range of GPU's will have a big performance gain over the previous.

P a t h e t i c !

If you are going to post a spuriously-thin article, you may as well just starting making things up.

Thank you for yet another insightful, lengthy, measured and well thought through contribution to a thread.



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[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Interesting response to the post by Biscuit!!

[ultrasbm]

Having just seen the prices, they can go and fornicate with themselves.

[ohmaheid]

The strapline should've been

Rumour: Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti looks to have beastly price.

[spacein_vader]

The strapline should've been

Rumour: Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti looks to have beastly price.

That's not really a rumour but a fact given they've announced the prices.

[Fury559]

So, after 2 years of sucking e-mining industry they will just show that?
I am heavily underwhelmed and I guess there will be more disappointment. My shot for the prices is 2080 at $649 and 2080 Ti at $799 to from one hand show that the 2080 is cheaper than the best card from last generation and also to silently increase the overall pricing.
I also guess that they will tweak driver so the 2080 meets 1080 Ti in benchmarks like tend to do.

So again, the numbers do stack up - however it is not a very great for us customers.

I waited 2 years for the GPU upgrade and now, i don't know if i want to do that any longer - maybe its time to get a console for a half of the price of GPU card alone and forget this industry?

No just use a GTX 1080 for 1440p/144hz gaming, a console struggles to do 1080p/30hz, you don't need to upgrade every year or two, a R9 290 is still admirable even now, and will still kick the crap out of a PS4/Xbox X

[KN1GHT]

I'm skipping this generation all together. I will see how long my 1080ti can handle 1080p and then move to a great AMD card. Probably going to wait for navi.

I already have a free-sync monitor, g sync is too expensive for me to justify it.