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PNY GeForce RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti Product Data Sheet Slips Out
It has been short from staggering to see the sheer amount of information, screenshots, and photos leaking out from board-partners in regards to the GeForce RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti, PNY's informational data sheets now have surfaced as well, revealing shader procs, frequencies, and everything. Including an indication of prices.
Really, it is just baffling to see as to what is happening. Not even the proper actual name GeForce RTX 2080 should be out there, let alone a 2080 Ti one. The latest leak/rumor originates from PNY, who (from what it seems) had two data sheets available. That leaked through Reddit, we cannot vouch for the validity of information and screenshots.
The AIB board would be a notch factory tweaked, so keep that in mind, but it does back up the Turing chip as described in my article yesterday, also now plausible seems 2944 Shader cores for the GeForce RTX 2080 and 8gb GDDR6 (256-bit) and 4352 Shader cores for the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti with 11 GB at 356-bit.
| Graphics card | Shader cores | Memory | Memory bus | Memory Bandwidth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quadro RTX 6000 | 4608 | 24 GB GDDR6 | 384-bit | 672 GB / s |
| GeForce RTX 2080 Ti | 4352 | 11 GB of GDDR6 | 352-bit | 616 GB / s |
| GeForce GTX 1080 Ti | 3584 | 11 GB GDDR5X | 352-bit | 484 GB / s |
| Quadro RTX 5000 | 3072 | 16 GB of GDDR6 | 256-bit | 448 GB / s |
| GeForce RTX 2080 | 2944 | 8 GB of GDDR6 | 256-bit | 448 GB / s |
| GeForce GTX 1080 | 2560 | 8GB of GDDR5X | 256-bit | 352 GB / s |
| * not officially confirmed | ||||
- GeForce RTX 2080 Ti - 4352 CUDA cores and 11GB GDRR6 memory - 352-bit memory bus. The XLR8 OC model has a TDP of 285W (the card is tweaked of course). The base clock for would sit at roughly 1350 MHz with a boost around 1545 MHz.
- GeForce RTX 2080 XLR8 - 2944 CUDA cores and 8GB GDDR6 memory. This model also listed at a 285W TDP, PNY mentioned in the datasheet a boost of 1710 MHz.
We assume the TDP is not the same, also on these tweaked models they tend to be higher. I would estimate a 250 Watt TDP for the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti. The Ti will get two 8-pin power headers, the GeForce RTX 2080 has one 6- and one 8-pin. Both cards will support Displayport 1.4 and HDMI 2.0b. Prices then, PNY listed these as well, 800 USD for the 2080 and 1000 USD for the 2080 Ti. We doubt the prices, they are too rounded upwards and look to be a placeholder. I'm would think something more in the range of 699,- and 899,-
Well, we'll learn if all info was correct upcoming Monday when the actual announcement from NVIDIA will be made.
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#5574945 Posted on: 08/18/2018 09:42 AM
Nothing easier than saying "no" to a $1000 Ti card, and I won't pay Ti money for a non Ti card either. Holy crap what a ripoff these things are, lol. My 1080Ti gonna last a long time I think.
Nothing easier than saying "no" to a $1000 Ti card, and I won't pay Ti money for a non Ti card either. Holy crap what a ripoff these things are, lol. My 1080Ti gonna last a long time I think.
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#5574946 Posted on: 08/18/2018 09:42 AM
The performance difference between a 2080 and 2080 Ti is probably going to be at least 40 percent. That is a pretty substantial jump. The 2080 specs are rather mediocre. I don't see any point in buying one. I am just going to get a 2080 Ti when prices eventually drop some. It looks like the RTX 2070 is actually not using the TU104 core either. It is using the TU106 core, and the GTX 2060 will be using the TU116 core. Nvidia appears to have decided once again to use a lower end part for each sku. This is just like what happened with the GTX 680 all over again.
Edit: AMD needs to get their act together and come out with some high end offerings. Nvidia is probably going to be charging 1000 US for an RTX 2080 Ti. These outrageous prices need to stop.
The performance difference between a 2080 and 2080 Ti is probably going to be at least 40 percent. That is a pretty substantial jump. The 2080 specs are rather mediocre. I don't see any point in buying one. I am just going to get a 2080 Ti when prices eventually drop some. It looks like the RTX 2070 is actually not using the TU104 core either. It is using the TU106 core, and the GTX 2060 will be using the TU116 core. Nvidia appears to have decided once again to use a lower end part for each sku. This is just like what happened with the GTX 680 all over again.
Edit: AMD needs to get their act together and come out with some high end offerings. Nvidia is probably going to be charging 1000 US for an RTX 2080 Ti. These outrageous prices need to stop.
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#5574947 Posted on: 08/18/2018 09:44 AM
Heh it would actually be pretty amazing now if all of this wasn't real. Benchmarks incoming lol
Heh it would actually be pretty amazing now if all of this wasn't real. Benchmarks incoming lol
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#5574952 Posted on: 08/18/2018 10:22 AM
If this is true, the 2080Ti looks to be the only card actually worth buying. They're going to price gouge this into oblivion. We'll see where we are come spring. I have more important things to waste money on.
If this is true, the 2080Ti looks to be the only card actually worth buying. They're going to price gouge this into oblivion. We'll see where we are come spring. I have more important things to waste money on.
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#5574954 Posted on: 08/18/2018 10:24 AM
Unless you bought a 1080ti at launch and you are already bored of it, no reason to upgrade.
Take people like me sitting on 700 series because the 900 wasn t cool enough and the 1000 series went super up in prices. I ll pay 999$ for a new card rather than a similar price for an overpriced 1080ti ( considering that in normal days you could buy the top tier considerably cheaper at this point )
Unless you bought a 1080ti at launch and you are already bored of it, no reason to upgrade.
Take people like me sitting on 700 series because the 900 wasn t cool enough and the 1000 series went super up in prices. I ll pay 999$ for a new card rather than a similar price for an overpriced 1080ti ( considering that in normal days you could buy the top tier considerably cheaper at this point )
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#5574956 Posted on: 08/18/2018 10:29 AM
Problem i see is that if you dont buy right of the bat the Miners will cause the prices to rise and it will be a long long time before you can get one at a decent price.
Problem i see is that if you dont buy right of the bat the Miners will cause the prices to rise and it will be a long long time before you can get one at a decent price.
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#5574971 Posted on: 08/18/2018 11:33 AM
Even then depends what card you had before hand... if the other rumours are true the 2080 is actually weaker than a 1080ti, and the 2080ti is set to only be around 30-45% stronger, which would make it the weakest TI to TI jump we have ever had. Which only just makes me think the 2080ti is actually the 2080 and the 2080 is a 2070... if not then Turning is set to be small minor jumps rather than the big long ones we are used too
If this is true, the 2080Ti looks to be the only card actually worth buying. They're going to price gouge this into oblivion. We'll see where we are come spring. I have more important things to waste money on.
Even then depends what card you had before hand... if the other rumours are true the 2080 is actually weaker than a 1080ti, and the 2080ti is set to only be around 30-45% stronger, which would make it the weakest TI to TI jump we have ever had. Which only just makes me think the 2080ti is actually the 2080 and the 2080 is a 2070... if not then Turning is set to be small minor jumps rather than the big long ones we are used too
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#5574977 Posted on: 08/18/2018 12:32 PM
Since when has nvidia ever released a XX80 model right alongside a XX80Ti? It’s most likely gonna be RTX 2080 and RTX Titan. Titans are usually around a 1000 bucks so this would make more sense. A RTX 2080Ti would most likely come 6 months later at around 750 bucks
Since when has nvidia ever released a XX80 model right alongside a XX80Ti? It’s most likely gonna be RTX 2080 and RTX Titan. Titans are usually around a 1000 bucks so this would make more sense. A RTX 2080Ti would most likely come 6 months later at around 750 bucks
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#5574981 Posted on: 08/18/2018 01:04 PM
I think the bolded is almost certain. Nvidia has no competition and if the cards are going to bring all that new stuff then Nvidia is going to charge a nice chunk for it... Prepare the wallets guys because this is going to hurt...
If this is true, the 2080Ti looks to be the only card actually worth buying. They're going to price gouge this into oblivion. We'll see where we are come spring. I have more important things to waste money on.
I think the bolded is almost certain. Nvidia has no competition and if the cards are going to bring all that new stuff then Nvidia is going to charge a nice chunk for it... Prepare the wallets guys because this is going to hurt...
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#5574985 Posted on: 08/18/2018 01:19 PM
What other rumors? The 2080 will NOT be weaker than a 1080ti, there is no historical precedence. AdoredTV (who seems to have a sold inside source), and the first on the internet to let us know of the RTX2080, mentioned that the 2080 should be around 8% stronger than the 1080ti. That in itself is very disappointing. May not be accurate, who knows, but it will NOT be weaker than last gens Ti. That would be a monumental failure on Nvidias part and they would get eaten alive by review sites. Secondly, they will have an uphill battle trying to peddle this 'junk hardware' to gamers at the 'rumored' high prices.
Pls people, use some common sense when tossing out these so-called 'rumors'. I dont even think they are rumors, just silly forums chatter here and there.
Even then depends what card you had before hand... if the other rumours are true the 2080 is actually weaker than a 1080ti, and the 2080ti is set to only be around 30-45% stronger, which would make it the weakest TI to TI jump we have ever had. Which only just makes me think the 2080ti is actually the 2080 and the 2080 is a 2070... if not then Turning is set to be small minor jumps rather than the big long ones we are used too
What other rumors? The 2080 will NOT be weaker than a 1080ti, there is no historical precedence. AdoredTV (who seems to have a sold inside source), and the first on the internet to let us know of the RTX2080, mentioned that the 2080 should be around 8% stronger than the 1080ti. That in itself is very disappointing. May not be accurate, who knows, but it will NOT be weaker than last gens Ti. That would be a monumental failure on Nvidias part and they would get eaten alive by review sites. Secondly, they will have an uphill battle trying to peddle this 'junk hardware' to gamers at the 'rumored' high prices.
Pls people, use some common sense when tossing out these so-called 'rumors'. I dont even think they are rumors, just silly forums chatter here and there.
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#5574987 Posted on: 08/18/2018 01:26 PM
Sounds like I will keep my 670 still. The prices for the 1080 Ti's were at the limit of what I would pay, but the performance wasn't quite what I wanted for a completely new rig anyway. Now the performance may be there, but at what cost? The dollar has become so expensive that looking at the dollar prices doesn't really say much. Just over the summer it went up over 10%. Unless I get significantly increased performance in the same price range (adjusted for normal inflation, which isn't much) as the previous generation there's no way I'm buying anything new. Alternatively it's also silly to spend the same amount as the last time and probably just get the same performance, give or take a few percent.
Sounds like I will keep my 670 still. The prices for the 1080 Ti's were at the limit of what I would pay, but the performance wasn't quite what I wanted for a completely new rig anyway. Now the performance may be there, but at what cost? The dollar has become so expensive that looking at the dollar prices doesn't really say much. Just over the summer it went up over 10%. Unless I get significantly increased performance in the same price range (adjusted for normal inflation, which isn't much) as the previous generation there's no way I'm buying anything new. Alternatively it's also silly to spend the same amount as the last time and probably just get the same performance, give or take a few percent.
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#5574991 Posted on: 08/18/2018 01:32 PM
Now the x80 is $800 and the Ti is $1000. Really ??
In just 3 generations we moved from $500 high-end mainstream and $700 for elite "Ti" to the new amazing prices.
What's next ? $1000 for 3080 and $1500 for Ti version?
And I thought I paid way too much on my 1080... before the mining frenzy. Keeping it until it breaks.
Now the x80 is $800 and the Ti is $1000. Really ??
In just 3 generations we moved from $500 high-end mainstream and $700 for elite "Ti" to the new amazing prices.
What's next ? $1000 for 3080 and $1500 for Ti version?
And I thought I paid way too much on my 1080... before the mining frenzy. Keeping it until it breaks.
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#5574992 Posted on: 08/18/2018 01:37 PM
Real ray trace will destroy last generation performance, this will be the real difference, I think...
Real ray trace will destroy last generation performance, this will be the real difference, I think...
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#5574993 Posted on: 08/18/2018 01:39 PM
Lol dude... even a 1050 is faster than your 670... any of the new gpu's will be a MASSIVE upgrade over a 670...
Sounds like I will keep my 670 still. The prices for the 1080 Ti's were at the limit of what I would pay, but the performance wasn't quite what I wanted for a completely new rig anyway. Now the performance may be there, but at what cost? The dollar has become so expensive that looking at the dollar prices doesn't really say much. Just over the summer it went up over 10%. Unless I get significantly increased performance in the same price range (adjusted for normal inflation, which isn't much) as the previous generation there's no way I'm buying anything new. Alternatively it's also silly to spend the same amount as the last time and probably just get the same performance, give or take a few percent.
Lol dude... even a 1050 is faster than your 670... any of the new gpu's will be a MASSIVE upgrade over a 670...
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Nice, cuda core count is massive for the Ti.
Is this a reveal/paper launch on Monday or will there be reviews also? Everything seems good to go.