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GeForce RTX 2080 TimeSpy Result Set Leaks - Titan Xp performance
While NVIDIA has not released any performance drivers just yet, a set of Time Spy results has leaked onto the web for a GeForce GTX 2080.
I have to make a remark here, as this card could as well be an RTX 2070. However with NVIDIA seeding just GeForce RTX 2080 and Ti cards with the 2070 in October, and the fact it is an 8GB entry at 14 Gbps, chances are very high this is the GeForce RTX 2080. If all is correct the performance looks pretty good and is pretty passing GeForce GTX 1080 Ti like performance.
I took the liberty of placing the GPU score into our own chart so you can compare a little better. Please do note that this is nothing official. But that does paint a nice picture of pure shading performance, nothing RT or Tensor related I must add. Also, the 1935 ~ 2025 MHz Core clock frequency is high, so the product likely has been tweaked.
Overview of AIB preorder prices GeForce RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti - 08/27/2018 04:52 PM
So if you just read the previous news item on the MSI cards then your eye browses probably frowned a little when you read the prices. I performed some check on actual price listing in the EU through a...
Download: NVIDIA GeForce 399.07 WHQL driver - 08/27/2018 04:43 PM
You can now grab the Nvidia GeForce 399.07 WHQL. The drivers have optimizations for Battlefield V Open Beta, F1 2018, Immortal: Unchained, Pro Evolution Soccer 2019, Strange Brigade, and Switchblade. ...
MSI GeForce RTX 2080 cards available September 20th - 08/27/2018 02:57 PM
Over in Asia a series of announcements have been made. MSI will release three models GeForce RTX 2080 series cards. The 2080 and 2080 Ti Trio, but also a GeForce RTX 2080 Ventus. The cards seem to go ...
PNY Finally announces their GeForce RTX 2080 Series Cards - 08/24/2018 09:29 AM
After the pretty bizarre leak last week on their website, PNY probably figured, hmm, let's wait a little. The dust has settled, the announcements have been made ergo PNY now also launch the GeForce ...
GeForce Experience To Get Ray Tracing And AI Tech for Ansel RTX - 08/23/2018 08:58 AM
Nvidia will be updating its GeForce Experience software to make use of ray tracing capabilities with its announced GeForce RTX series graphics cards. A big update for Ansel is coming, Nvidia's screen...
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#5578748 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:03 PM
As expected...
As expected...
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#5578749 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:04 PM
Story twist: It wasn't 2080 but the 2080 Ti
(Note: I'm joking, memory size and such clearly visible)
On the other hand, the card seems heavily overclocked, and -barely- manages to beat 1080 Ti. Not what I would call impressive...
Story twist: It wasn't 2080 but the 2080 Ti
(Note: I'm joking, memory size and such clearly visible)
On the other hand, the card seems heavily overclocked, and -barely- manages to beat 1080 Ti. Not what I would call impressive...
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#5578753 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:11 PM
Story twist: It wasn't 2080 but the 2080 Ti
(Note: I'm joking, memory size and such clearly visible)
On the other hand, the card seems heavily overclocked, and -barely- manages to beat 1080 Ti. Not what I would call impressive...
Pretty sure chart shows a stock 1080ti not overclocked
Story twist: It wasn't 2080 but the 2080 Ti
(Note: I'm joking, memory size and such clearly visible)
On the other hand, the card seems heavily overclocked, and -barely- manages to beat 1080 Ti. Not what I would call impressive...
Pretty sure chart shows a stock 1080ti not overclocked
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#5578754 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:13 PM
Well they did go from 28nm to 16nm in the previous jump, now it's 16nm to 12nm so not an awful lot of room for optimization.
On top of that they have added all the ray tracing junk to the die, it would suggest Turing is just a 12nm Pascal plus 20% more Cuda cores & some RTX crap bolted on to it.
When the 1070 came out, wasn't it as fast as the 980ti, and that's been the gauge for many generations, right? So this 2080 is about the same as the 1080ti, .....NOPE, no thanks.
Well they did go from 28nm to 16nm in the previous jump, now it's 16nm to 12nm so not an awful lot of room for optimization.
On top of that they have added all the ray tracing junk to the die, it would suggest Turing is just a 12nm Pascal plus 20% more Cuda cores & some RTX crap bolted on to it.
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#5578755 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:13 PM
Story twist: It wasn't 2080 but the 2080 Ti
(Note: I'm joking, memory size and such clearly visible)
On the other hand, the card seems heavily overclocked, and -barely- manages to beat 1080 Ti. Not what I would call impressive...
Or "cough cough" cheap.
Story twist: It wasn't 2080 but the 2080 Ti
(Note: I'm joking, memory size and such clearly visible)
On the other hand, the card seems heavily overclocked, and -barely- manages to beat 1080 Ti. Not what I would call impressive...
Or "cough cough" cheap.
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#5578756 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:15 PM
Graphics Score
10 607
CPU Score
8 601
Time Spy 1.0
Score 10 248
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti(1x) and Intel Core i7-8700K Processor
Score 10 248
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti(1x) and Intel Core i7-8700K Processor
Graphics Score
10 607
CPU Score
8 601
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#5578757 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:16 PM
Just for the reference, a similarly clocked 1080:
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/4298249 - Graphics Score 8141 points
10030 / 8141 = 23%, which is in line with what most realistic estimates from before - This series is between 15 and 25% better than Pascal. That is ALL.
Oh, and this:
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/2520142 - a similarly clocked 1080 Ti ... 10837 points. DUH!
Just for the reference, a similarly clocked 1080:
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/4298249 - Graphics Score 8141 points
10030 / 8141 = 23%, which is in line with what most realistic estimates from before - This series is between 15 and 25% better than Pascal. That is ALL.
Oh, and this:
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/2520142 - a similarly clocked 1080 Ti ... 10837 points. DUH!
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#5578758 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:24 PM
Well if this is 20% faster i will go for a 2080 and sell my 1080TI that way i will get an updated warrenty a new card and more performance
Well if this is 20% faster i will go for a 2080 and sell my 1080TI that way i will get an updated warrenty a new card and more performance
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#5578760 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:30 PM
r411.17 drivers confirmed
r411.17 drivers confirmed
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#5578762 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:32 PM
Not quite the iterative jump I'd been expecting, especially when compared to the difference between the 980 and the 1080. Disappointing.
Not quite the iterative jump I'd been expecting, especially when compared to the difference between the 980 and the 1080. Disappointing.
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#5578768 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:42 PM
So odd... i'm hoping that this was actually the 2070 or i can't see a consumer reason for this line up. Sure the 2080 is cheaper than the 1080ti, but the performance gains look to be very slim if anything.
any ETA on when reviews our out @hh or it still hush hush?
Going from this and considering its been overclocked the performance jump might be anywhere from 0-8% better, wouldn't say that is worth selling a 1080ti (considering it can also be overclocked like a champ)
So odd... i'm hoping that this was actually the 2070 or i can't see a consumer reason for this line up. Sure the 2080 is cheaper than the 1080ti, but the performance gains look to be very slim if anything.
any ETA on when reviews our out @hh or it still hush hush?
Well if this is 20% faster i will go for a 2080 and sell my 1080TI that way i will get an updated warrenty a new card and more performance
Going from this and considering its been overclocked the performance jump might be anywhere from 0-8% better, wouldn't say that is worth selling a 1080ti (considering it can also be overclocked like a champ)
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#5578769 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:43 PM
My Ti with the same clocks as shown with 2080 have exactly the same performance in timespy test. So it's safe to say that they have the same performance. Now doing the math, a 2080 ti could be 50% faster than a 1080 Ti.
My Ti with the same clocks as shown with 2080 have exactly the same performance in timespy test. So it's safe to say that they have the same performance. Now doing the math, a 2080 ti could be 50% faster than a 1080 Ti.
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#5578771 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:46 PM
Story twist: It wasn't 2080 but the 2080 Ti
(Note: I'm joking, memory size and such clearly visible)
On the other hand, the card seems heavily overclocked, and -barely- manages to beat 1080 Ti. Not what I would call impressive...
If anyones paid attention (not you) they'd know thats not even a mild overclock.
nor is it representative of what a fully unlocked tu104 can do.
Story twist: It wasn't 2080 but the 2080 Ti
(Note: I'm joking, memory size and such clearly visible)
On the other hand, the card seems heavily overclocked, and -barely- manages to beat 1080 Ti. Not what I would call impressive...
If anyones paid attention (not you) they'd know thats not even a mild overclock.
nor is it representative of what a fully unlocked tu104 can do.
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#5578773 Posted on: 08/28/2018 01:49 PM
Just for the reference, a similarly clocked 1080:
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/4298249 - Graphics Score 8141 points
10030 / 8141 = 23%, which is in line with what most realistic estimates from before - This series is between 15 and 25% better than Pascal. That is ALL.
Oh, and this:
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/2520142 - a similarly clocked 1080 Ti ... 10837 points. DUH!
Seems very disappointing to say the least unless the 2080ti has something special hidden in it... we havent seen much about it atm. but 20-25% better does not seem worth it to me, especially with the major cost increase :/ if this was a lot cheaper i could get more behind it
Just for the reference, a similarly clocked 1080:
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/4298249 - Graphics Score 8141 points
10030 / 8141 = 23%, which is in line with what most realistic estimates from before - This series is between 15 and 25% better than Pascal. That is ALL.
Oh, and this:
https://www.3dmark.com/spy/2520142 - a similarly clocked 1080 Ti ... 10837 points. DUH!
Seems very disappointing to say the least unless the 2080ti has something special hidden in it... we havent seen much about it atm. but 20-25% better does not seem worth it to me, especially with the major cost increase :/ if this was a lot cheaper i could get more behind it
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When the 1070 came out, wasn't it as fast as the 980ti, and that's been the gauge for many generations, right? So this 2080 is about the same as the 1080ti, .....NOPE, no thanks.