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Today we take a look at an RTX offering from Palit, The GeForce RTX 2080 8G Gamerock Premium to be precise. Known for their more value offering this graphics card does not disappoint when it comes towards cooling and acoustics, not at all. Join us in a review.
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Alienwarez567
Member
Posts: 65
Member
Posts: 65
Posted on: 12/03/2018 09:10 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
Senior Member
Posts: 959
Senior Member
Posts: 959
Posted on: 12/03/2018 12:11 PM
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
Senior Member
Posts: 8876
Senior Member
Posts: 8876
Posted on: 12/03/2018 12:39 PM
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
Member
Posts: 65
Member
Posts: 65
Posted on: 12/04/2018 10:09 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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what's happening to 980ti in bfv ?
such poor performance...