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At 2500 bucks the NVIDIA TITAN RTX is expensive and targeted at the professional market. People, however, will always run games on them. A PC enthusiast named ‘Death’, shared photos of his TITAN RTX on twitter, including benchmarks.
The card belongs to “jbn1010” from South Korea, was liquid cooled and then overclocked. The card was overclocked to 2070 MHz (GPU) and 2025 MHz (memory) and that achieved 31,862 points in Fire Strike benchmark (overall score) with a nice 41,109 points in graphics test.
The card holds 576 tensor cores and 72 raytracing cores, slightly more than the RTX 2080 Ti with it's 544 and 68 values respectively. With 24 GB of GDDR6 memory, the TU102 GPU should have plenty of it. The flagship card has 4608 shader processors and is aimed at AI researchers and data scientists, rather than gamers; Nvidia claims the card "transforms the PC into a supercomputer" allowing faster training and inference of neural networks and enables researchers to experiment with larger neural networks and data sets.
Turing-based TITAN is currently available for 2,499 USD. Added, also JayzTwoCents released a video with TITAN RTX review benchmark results, see below.
Source: Death @ Twitter, JayzTwoCents via videocardz
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#5619175 Posted on: 12/20/2018 10:26 AM
Community: PC gaming is a cheaper hobby than traveling or cars.
Novidia: Hold my beer.
Community: Hold my kidneys...
Community: PC gaming is a cheaper hobby than traveling or cars.
Novidia: Hold my beer.
Community: Hold my kidneys...
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#5619177 Posted on: 12/20/2018 10:38 AM
So the average thing is, 10% faster for 100% more price. I won't comment further. Nvidia is on a rampage against the majority of PC community.
So the average thing is, 10% faster for 100% more price. I won't comment further. Nvidia is on a rampage against the majority of PC community.
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#5619180 Posted on: 12/20/2018 10:44 AM
Never thought I'd say this but, RTX 2080Ti is a great value for gaming!
*cries*
That's the point of overpriced cards, to make less overpriced cards seem reasonable for plebs.
Never thought I'd say this but, RTX 2080Ti is a great value for gaming!
*cries*
That's the point of overpriced cards, to make less overpriced cards seem reasonable for plebs.
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#5619181 Posted on: 12/20/2018 10:48 AM
In before defending it starts
:p
But, but it's not a gaming GPU blabla bla..
It "may not be", but it sure isn't worth that kind of money, not for that kind of performance.
In before defending it starts
:pBut, but it's not a gaming GPU blabla bla..
It "may not be", but it sure isn't worth that kind of money, not for that kind of performance.
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#5619186 Posted on: 12/20/2018 10:57 AM
2700 euros nice.....
2700 euros nice.....
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#5619192 Posted on: 12/20/2018 11:19 AM
Most people are complaining and probably didn't even realize that the RTX 2080ti is a Founder Edition. All the non founder edition cards are much faster and pretty overclockable. My son and I have one. And the RTX Titan is priced accordingly. It's supposed to replace to tighten V I suppose. That was $3,000 or more so Nvidia did lower the price. I still don't know what all the complaints are about. My son and I are one hundred percent happy with our 2080ti cards. They eat everything up for breakfast lunch and dinner. And as an added perk we both have a 9900k. A perfect pair.
Most people are complaining and probably didn't even realize that the RTX 2080ti is a Founder Edition. All the non founder edition cards are much faster and pretty overclockable. My son and I have one. And the RTX Titan is priced accordingly. It's supposed to replace to tighten V I suppose. That was $3,000 or more so Nvidia did lower the price. I still don't know what all the complaints are about. My son and I are one hundred percent happy with our 2080ti cards. They eat everything up for breakfast lunch and dinner. And as an added perk we both have a 9900k. A perfect pair.
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#5619194 Posted on: 12/20/2018 11:19 AM
LOL! Thanks for giving me a laugh this morning
That's the point of overpriced cards, to make less overpriced cards seem reasonable for plebs.
LOL! Thanks for giving me a laugh this morning
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#5619195 Posted on: 12/20/2018 11:24 AM
Never thought I'd say this but, RTX 2080Ti is a great value for gaming!
*cries*
Its better valuefor money than the RTX Titan... but not great value for money with regards to anything else. If it was around 850 bucks then sure. But at 1200 bucks that's just nGreedia gouging.
Never thought I'd say this but, RTX 2080Ti is a great value for gaming!
*cries*
Its better valuefor money than the RTX Titan... but not great value for money with regards to anything else. If it was around 850 bucks then sure. But at 1200 bucks that's just nGreedia gouging.
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#5619212 Posted on: 12/20/2018 12:04 PM
Great card for professionals, data scientists and such. Does AMD offer a 24gb ECC memory single GPU card at a lower price?
Great card for professionals, data scientists and such. Does AMD offer a 24gb ECC memory single GPU card at a lower price?
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#5619217 Posted on: 12/20/2018 12:35 PM
I am tired of this sort of comparisons, Yes RTX card have many flaws, are overpriced and all you care.
But using 3Dmark to compare is plain and nonsense.
The reason being, that RTX have many optimizations, mesh shader, VRS, 2 instructions per shader on FP16 and so on, that if 3Dmark used it will make a big difference in performance.
A Mclaren F1 may go faster than a monster truck on asphalt road, but lets try the same on a rocky mountain road and see what happens.
Yes, for TODAYS games they are not great, but I am sure once games start using many of these new features and optimizations we are going to see a clear advantage.
But then of course what we are going to see is people claiming Nvidia is nerfing old cards trough driver.
I get 27k in 3dmark on my 1080 ti. I know that in newer games it would be faster but I am not playing many AAA titles on ultra more like older games on high 144hz
I am tired of this sort of comparisons, Yes RTX card have many flaws, are overpriced and all you care.
But using 3Dmark to compare is plain and nonsense.
The reason being, that RTX have many optimizations, mesh shader, VRS, 2 instructions per shader on FP16 and so on, that if 3Dmark used it will make a big difference in performance.
A Mclaren F1 may go faster than a monster truck on asphalt road, but lets try the same on a rocky mountain road and see what happens.
Yes, for TODAYS games they are not great, but I am sure once games start using many of these new features and optimizations we are going to see a clear advantage.
But then of course what we are going to see is people claiming Nvidia is nerfing old cards trough driver.
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#5619219 Posted on: 12/20/2018 12:39 PM
If only had more raytracing cores so people can say atleast performans better in ray tracing but meh.
Like someone above said, this makes 2080ti a good deal, lol.
If only had more raytracing cores so people can say atleast performans better in ray tracing but meh.
Like someone above said, this makes 2080ti a good deal, lol.
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#5619226 Posted on: 12/20/2018 01:06 PM
If only had more raytracing cores so people can say atleast performans better in ray tracing but meh.
Like someone above said, this makes 2080ti a good deal, lol.
Neither Quadro equivalents have more RT cores. With low RayTracing performance for RTX 20 series, one would wonder why TITAN and Quadros don't have the double RT cores amount for that kind of money? Answer: RT for consumers is at alpha stage, not even beta yet. Good luck for them.
If only had more raytracing cores so people can say atleast performans better in ray tracing but meh.
Like someone above said, this makes 2080ti a good deal, lol.
Neither Quadro equivalents have more RT cores. With low RayTracing performance for RTX 20 series, one would wonder why TITAN and Quadros don't have the double RT cores amount for that kind of money? Answer: RT for consumers is at alpha stage, not even beta yet. Good luck for them.
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#5619227 Posted on: 12/20/2018 01:06 PM
I get 27k in 3dmark on my 1080 ti. I know that in newer games it would be faster but I am not playing many AAA titles on ultra more like older games on high 144hz
i get 29 458 graphics score fire strike, 21 281 physics score and combined score 10 756. 2080 msi duke 800 euros no full OC.... time spy 12 050.
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#5619235 Posted on: 12/20/2018 01:33 PM
RT cores are linked to the ALUs - you can't double the number of RT cores without doubling the number of CUDA cores which would double the chipsize.
People doing 3D work don't require 60fps raytracing. With an Optix supported renderer they can preview their scene in relatively high quality in less than a second - down from 15 seconds or so on previous cards. Real time RT isn't required. What is required though is lots of VRAM - which again the Titan provides over the 2080Ti along with other performance increases via driver enhancements not enabled on geforce cards.
Neither Quadro equivalents have more RT cores. With low RayTracing performance for RTX 20 series, one would wonder why TITAN and Quadros don't have the double RT cores amount for that kind of money? Answer: RT for consumers is at alpha stage, not even beta yet. Good luck for them.
RT cores are linked to the ALUs - you can't double the number of RT cores without doubling the number of CUDA cores which would double the chipsize.
People doing 3D work don't require 60fps raytracing. With an Optix supported renderer they can preview their scene in relatively high quality in less than a second - down from 15 seconds or so on previous cards. Real time RT isn't required. What is required though is lots of VRAM - which again the Titan provides over the 2080Ti along with other performance increases via driver enhancements not enabled on geforce cards.
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Never thought I'd say this but, RTX 2080Ti is a great value for gaming!
*cries*