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MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Gaming X TRIO review
Posted by: on: 11/30/2018 10:40 AM [
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Today we review another GeForce RTX offering from MSI, the Gaming X Trio edition from MSI. It cools great, it's incredibly silent and most of all, it's has a factory tweak out of the box that is doing really well. This card is definitely one to check out. Join us in a review.
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mikeysg
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Posted on: 09/30/2018 04:31 PM
SECOND!!!
SECOND!!!
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 09/30/2018 07:09 PM
Guys if you don't have anything useful to say about the card or the review, then don't?
Guys if you don't have anything useful to say about the card or the review, then don't?
FrostNixon
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Posted on: 09/30/2018 08:30 PM
I think they were pretending to be the 2080 and 1080ti in most benchmarks.
I think they were pretending to be the 2080 and 1080ti in most benchmarks.
Robbo9999
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Posted on: 09/30/2018 08:55 PM
Sums up the waning interest on this series of cards. Will be interesting to see ray tracing performance when games start coming out over the next months & year, but people are Turing'ed out, been a disappointing launch given high prices & unexciting performance increase.
Sums up the waning interest on this series of cards. Will be interesting to see ray tracing performance when games start coming out over the next months & year, but people are Turing'ed out, been a disappointing launch given high prices & unexciting performance increase.
Trihy
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Posted on: 10/01/2018 12:59 AM
Not the most popular manufacturer.
But they have the best temp/cooler rpm ratio. Better than most manufacturers, if not the best. 36db 65C at load. Just incredible. They did the same good job on past gen.
One day have to try one of their cards.
Kudos to them.
Not the most popular manufacturer.
But they have the best temp/cooler rpm ratio. Better than most manufacturers, if not the best. 36db 65C at load. Just incredible. They did the same good job on past gen.
One day have to try one of their cards.
Kudos to them.
mikeysg
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Posted on: 10/01/2018 04:07 AM
Any chance of a review of its bigger sibling? I mean the Palit RTX 2080 Ti Gaming Pro OC....I wonder how it measures up against 1st tier cards from Asus, EVGA and such.
Edit - Main reason I'm asking is because I ran the Fire Strike benchmark and got a crazy figure for the boost clock.....was wondering if it were a mistake.
Edit - Nvm, I'm such a klutz, I think the boost clock is pretty normal upon checking against the GTX 1080 Ti boost clock which was higher.
Any chance of a review of its bigger sibling? I mean the Palit RTX 2080 Ti Gaming Pro OC....I wonder how it measures up against 1st tier cards from Asus, EVGA and such.
Edit - Main reason I'm asking is because I ran the Fire Strike benchmark and got a crazy figure for the boost clock.....was wondering if it were a mistake.
Edit - Nvm, I'm such a klutz, I think the boost clock is pretty normal upon checking against the GTX 1080 Ti boost clock which was higher.
Soh Gary
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Posted on: 10/01/2018 04:54 AM
please review zotac 2080 amp!
really appreciate what you guys are doing so far
please review zotac 2080 amp!
really appreciate what you guys are doing so far
RmVA
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Posted on: 10/08/2018 07:53 PM
Not the most popular manufacturer.
But they have the best temp/cooler rpm ratio. Better than most manufacturers, if not the best. 36db 65C at load. Just incredible. They did the same good job on past gen.
One day have to try one of their cards.
Kudos to them.
Agreed. I had the Palit Jetstream 980Ti and it was my most favorite cooler so far. Exchanged the card for a GTX 1080 (from MSI)... not a worthy upgrade unfortunately. At least hopefully/maybe I bought some extra time against driver gimping.
Not the most popular manufacturer.
But they have the best temp/cooler rpm ratio. Better than most manufacturers, if not the best. 36db 65C at load. Just incredible. They did the same good job on past gen.
One day have to try one of their cards.
Kudos to them.
Agreed. I had the Palit Jetstream 980Ti and it was my most favorite cooler so far. Exchanged the card for a GTX 1080 (from MSI)... not a worthy upgrade unfortunately. At least hopefully/maybe I bought some extra time against driver gimping.
tensai28
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 12:27 PM
My last card the gigabyte aorus xtreme 1080ti cost me 28,000ntd. I'm seeing the 2080's priced lower than that and they outperform the 1080ti (not by much but still an improvement). Not sure how bad the prices are where you guys are but I don't see the problem.
Edit: I was skimming through some 2080 review articles. Not sure how I ended posting in this one and realize not really anyone was complaining about the prices in this particular reviews comments except maybe one user but still you get my point.
My last card the gigabyte aorus xtreme 1080ti cost me 28,000ntd. I'm seeing the 2080's priced lower than that and they outperform the 1080ti (not by much but still an improvement). Not sure how bad the prices are where you guys are but I don't see the problem.
Edit: I was skimming through some 2080 review articles. Not sure how I ended posting in this one and realize not really anyone was complaining about the prices in this particular reviews comments except maybe one user but still you get my point.
aquasplash
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 04:10 PM
im buy this beauty during Black Friday for ~719euro from original 840-890euro
im buy this beauty during Black Friday for ~719euro from original 840-890euro
tunejunky
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 04:56 PM
i love the painstaking process HH uses. i can always rely on his reviews (and do).
that being said, this card depending on street price, may be the rtx 2080 to get if you're going to get one, which i'm not.
i'm not going to moan about why, but i will say MSI really applies themselves to their product.
i love the painstaking process HH uses. i can always rely on his reviews (and do).
that being said, this card depending on street price, may be the rtx 2080 to get if you're going to get one, which i'm not.
i'm not going to moan about why, but i will say MSI really applies themselves to their product.
GREGIX
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 05:51 PM
200e less and I'll take it. Other way is too expensive to change from my 1080 gaming x...
200e less and I'll take it. Other way is too expensive to change from my 1080 gaming x...
krysc4d
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 06:39 PM
I wish to see Octane Bench for each GPU benchmarks, is it possible in future?
I wish to see Octane Bench for each GPU benchmarks, is it possible in future?
Koniakki
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 08:07 PM
My last card the gigabyte aorus xtreme 1080ti cost me 28,000ntd. I'm seeing the 2080's priced lower than that and they outperform the 1080ti (not by much but still an improvement). Not sure how bad the prices are where you guys are but I don't see the problem.
....
By that reasoning when the 10 series launched just imagine if the GTX 1070 was priced the same as the 980Ti's msrp or at least similary priced to the 980Ti's price at that time, since it performed similary or a bit better.
My last card the gigabyte aorus xtreme 1080ti cost me 28,000ntd. I'm seeing the 2080's priced lower than that and they outperform the 1080ti (not by much but still an improvement). Not sure how bad the prices are where you guys are but I don't see the problem.
....
By that reasoning when the 10 series launched just imagine if the GTX 1070 was priced the same as the 980Ti's msrp or at least similary priced to the 980Ti's price at that time, since it performed similary or a bit better.
beta-sama
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 08:37 PM
That bottleneck in Far Cry 5 @ 1080p
I think its time to upgrade the test setup
That bottleneck in Far Cry 5 @ 1080p
I think its time to upgrade the test setup
Humanoid_1
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 08:51 PM
Thanks for the in depth review. I really like the DLSS the tensor cores bring, just hope there is a good deal of support rolled out for games and hopefully some slightly older games too.
I still think game devs will make great use of the RT cores too in the long run as free performance (when used right) for nice effects is always a bonus. Excellent RT shadows will likely have a no fps performance impact in a game for example as like DLSS it uses separate hardware than is used to render the game, while not over stressing it like BF V's implementation.
I bought one of these over the Black Friday weekend, I paid £749 / €843 and also really happy with it.
I really liked the grey metal backplate effect, LEDs were a little bright by default, but turned them down to min and is about perfect. - my case is on my desk just to the right of my face.
Nice range of effects too.
I cannot hear any coil whine or fan noise from my card
Such a nice upgrade from my old Fury Tri-X, over double the performance = very Happy !
Mine came with:
$20 Steam vouchers + $10 more for leaving a card review at the store I bought from
Battlefield V
MSI Immerse GH70 7.1 surround headset
Also as a surprise it came with £75 off a 12 bottles (you choose) case of wine costing £114.99+. This offer seems to be from CCLonline.com I bought my card from, but hey works out at about £3.74 with delivery per bottle. I find such buys are usually quite good quality wine too (some my father had in the past were worth about £10 - £15 in the shops per bottle) and cheaper still than the cheapest at my local shops
Hope this offer is as good as the ones my father got, was really nice wine which was why I found out what they were worth when I tried to buy more later.
Overall worked out cheaper for me than a second hand decent 1080Ti here in the UK ^_^
Thanks for the in depth review. I really like the DLSS the tensor cores bring, just hope there is a good deal of support rolled out for games and hopefully some slightly older games too.
I still think game devs will make great use of the RT cores too in the long run as free performance (when used right) for nice effects is always a bonus. Excellent RT shadows will likely have a no fps performance impact in a game for example as like DLSS it uses separate hardware than is used to render the game, while not over stressing it like BF V's implementation.
I bought one of these over the Black Friday weekend, I paid £749 / €843 and also really happy with it.
I really liked the grey metal backplate effect, LEDs were a little bright by default, but turned them down to min and is about perfect. - my case is on my desk just to the right of my face.
Nice range of effects too.
I cannot hear any coil whine or fan noise from my card
Such a nice upgrade from my old Fury Tri-X, over double the performance = very Happy !
Mine came with:
$20 Steam vouchers + $10 more for leaving a card review at the store I bought from
Battlefield V
MSI Immerse GH70 7.1 surround headset
Also as a surprise it came with £75 off a 12 bottles (you choose) case of wine costing £114.99+. This offer seems to be from CCLonline.com I bought my card from, but hey works out at about £3.74 with delivery per bottle. I find such buys are usually quite good quality wine too (some my father had in the past were worth about £10 - £15 in the shops per bottle) and cheaper still than the cheapest at my local shops
Hope this offer is as good as the ones my father got, was really nice wine which was why I found out what they were worth when I tried to buy more later.
Overall worked out cheaper for me than a second hand decent 1080Ti here in the UK ^_^
Party Poison
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Posted on: 11/30/2018 09:25 PM
Any chance of a review of its bigger sibling? I mean the Palit RTX 2080 Ti Gaming Pro OC....I wonder how it measures up against 1st tier cards from Asus, EVGA and such.
Edit - Main reason I'm asking is because I ran the Fire Strike benchmark and got a crazy figure for the boost clock.....was wondering if it were a mistake.
Edit - Nvm, I'm such a klutz, I think the boost clock is pretty normal upon checking against the GTX 1080 Ti boost clock which was higher.
you got a crazy boost clock on the 2080ti?
Any chance of a review of its bigger sibling? I mean the Palit RTX 2080 Ti Gaming Pro OC....I wonder how it measures up against 1st tier cards from Asus, EVGA and such.
Edit - Main reason I'm asking is because I ran the Fire Strike benchmark and got a crazy figure for the boost clock.....was wondering if it were a mistake.
Edit - Nvm, I'm such a klutz, I think the boost clock is pretty normal upon checking against the GTX 1080 Ti boost clock which was higher.
you got a crazy boost clock on the 2080ti?
devastator
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Posted on: 12/01/2018 04:41 AM
my next cpu cooler
my next cpu cooler
foetopsyRus
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Posted on: 12/01/2018 07:25 PM
These reflections were still with BF4 single night mission in the city,I advise you to pereproyti to remember!
Sums up the waning interest on this series of cards. Will be interesting to see ray tracing performance when games start coming out over the next months & year, but people are Turing'ed out, been a disappointing launch given high prices & unexciting performance increase.
These reflections were still with BF4 single night mission in the city,I advise you to pereproyti to remember!
Lucifer
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Posted on: 12/02/2018 03:41 AM
what's happening to 980ti in bfv ?
such poor performance...
what's happening to 980ti in bfv ?
such poor performance...
Alienwarez567
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Posted on: 12/03/2018 08:10 AM
I am considering getting this card and selling my 2 year old GTX 1080 TI with water cooling, i can come out with a price difference around 170 Euro get new warrenty, little better performance.
I am considering getting this card and selling my 2 year old GTX 1080 TI with water cooling, i can come out with a price difference around 170 Euro get new warrenty, little better performance.
Humanoid_1
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Posted on: 12/03/2018 11:11 AM
1080Ti's are going to some really good prices on ebay right now, especially the better models and watercooled ones.
This card stays nice and cool, hottest I have seen it is 66c for a short period and my case fans are on their 2nd from slowest setting (though my case has some really pretty good airflow)
That and this card has the best freebies I am aware of with a 2080.
Make sure you buy from an approved supplier to get (think some of it was only from UK resellers but should be np in the EU):
$20 Steam vouchers (edited: + $10 more for leaving a card review at an approved store )
Battlefield V
MSI Immerse GH70 7.1 surround headset (while stocks last per supplier, if it appears in your shopping cart as you order then you get it.)
I think that new warranty + DLSS in modern games makes it a worthwhile side/upgrade. Anything that comes from RT cores in the longrun is just a bonus
The 2080Ti is just too much of a sting for my wallet :s
I am considering getting this card and selling my 2 year old GTX 1080 TI with water cooling, i can come out with a price difference around 170 Euro get new warrenty, little better performance.
1080Ti's are going to some really good prices on ebay right now, especially the better models and watercooled ones.
This card stays nice and cool, hottest I have seen it is 66c for a short period and my case fans are on their 2nd from slowest setting (though my case has some really pretty good airflow)
That and this card has the best freebies I am aware of with a 2080.
Make sure you buy from an approved supplier to get (think some of it was only from UK resellers but should be np in the EU):
$20 Steam vouchers (edited: + $10 more for leaving a card review at an approved store )
Battlefield V
MSI Immerse GH70 7.1 surround headset (while stocks last per supplier, if it appears in your shopping cart as you order then you get it.)
I think that new warranty + DLSS in modern games makes it a worthwhile side/upgrade. Anything that comes from RT cores in the longrun is just a bonus
The 2080Ti is just too much of a sting for my wallet :s
BlackZero
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Posted on: 12/03/2018 11:39 AM
I don't know why they keep making cards that have heat sink and fan assemblies that look like kid's toys.
Usually, you'd get Gigabyte and Asus releasing solid looking cards, but even they've started making these fluffy things with colourful lights these days.
I don't know why they keep making cards that have heat sink and fan assemblies that look like kid's toys.
Usually, you'd get Gigabyte and Asus releasing solid looking cards, but even they've started making these fluffy things with colourful lights these days.
Alienwarez567
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Posted on: 12/04/2018 09:09 AM
1080Ti's are going to some really good prices on ebay right now, especially the better models and watercooled ones.
This card stays nice and cool, hottest I have seen it is 66c for a short period and my case fans are on their 2nd from slowest setting (though my case has some really pretty good airflow)
That and this card has the best freebies I am aware of with a 2080.
Make sure you buy from an approved supplier to get (think some of it was only from UK resellers but should be np in the EU):
$20 Steam vouchers (edited: + $10 more for leaving a card review at an approved store )
Battlefield V
MSI Immerse GH70 7.1 surround headset (while stocks last per supplier, if it appears in your shopping cart as you order then you get it.)
I think that new warranty + DLSS in modern games makes it a worthwhile side/upgrade. Anything that comes from RT cores in the longrun is just a bonus
The 2080Ti is just too much of a sting for my wallet :s
I got the 2080TI to begin with but the performance to money ratio just wasnt enough for me to justify keeping it. Which is why i am looking at the 2080,.
1080Ti's are going to some really good prices on ebay right now, especially the better models and watercooled ones.
This card stays nice and cool, hottest I have seen it is 66c for a short period and my case fans are on their 2nd from slowest setting (though my case has some really pretty good airflow)
That and this card has the best freebies I am aware of with a 2080.
Make sure you buy from an approved supplier to get (think some of it was only from UK resellers but should be np in the EU):
$20 Steam vouchers (edited: + $10 more for leaving a card review at an approved store )
Battlefield V
MSI Immerse GH70 7.1 surround headset (while stocks last per supplier, if it appears in your shopping cart as you order then you get it.)
I think that new warranty + DLSS in modern games makes it a worthwhile side/upgrade. Anything that comes from RT cores in the longrun is just a bonus
The 2080Ti is just too much of a sting for my wallet :s
I got the 2080TI to begin with but the performance to money ratio just wasnt enough for me to justify keeping it. Which is why i am looking at the 2080,.
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