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#5606430 Posted on: 11/13/2018 12:26 PM
I heard that there are 2 types of the 2070 GPUs :
TU106-400-A1
TU106-400A-A1. (Binned - supposed to run faster and hold its boost clock for a longer period and cost more)
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I don't understand where these 2 different types of GPUs go to which board partners?
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The above ASUS ROG RTX 2070 uses the A reference :
I heard that there are 2 types of the 2070 GPUs :
TU106-400-A1
TU106-400A-A1. (Binned - supposed to run faster and hold its boost clock for a longer period and cost more)
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I don't understand where these 2 different types of GPUs go to which board partners?
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The above ASUS ROG RTX 2070 uses the A reference :
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#5606434 Posted on: 11/13/2018 01:01 PM
Hello Hilbert,
would you be so kind and answer few questions regarding Vray peformance?
- do you run Vray Benchmark for every tested version of RTX 2070, or are results copied from reference model?
- have you been in contact with Chaosgroup to clarify wierd results (2070 faster than 2080)?
- based on your knowledge do you think its glitch/bug, wich will be patched in newer versions of Vray Benchmark?
Thank you for reply and your great work!
Cheers, Josef
Hello Hilbert,
would you be so kind and answer few questions regarding Vray peformance?
- do you run Vray Benchmark for every tested version of RTX 2070, or are results copied from reference model?
- have you been in contact with Chaosgroup to clarify wierd results (2070 faster than 2080)?
- based on your knowledge do you think its glitch/bug, wich will be patched in newer versions of Vray Benchmark?
Thank you for reply and your great work!
Cheers, Josef
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#5606439 Posted on: 11/13/2018 01:19 PM
I heard that there are 2 types of the 2070 GPUs :
TU106-400-A1
TU106-400A-A1. (Binned - supposed to run faster and hold its boost clock for a longer period and cost more)
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I don't understand where these 2 different types of GPUs go to which board partners?
----------------------------------------
The above ASUS ROG RTX 2070 uses the A reference :
From what I did read they are exactly same GPU design manufactured on exactly same wafers. It is just pre-binned by nVidia.
I heard that there are 2 types of the 2070 GPUs :
TU106-400-A1
TU106-400A-A1. (Binned - supposed to run faster and hold its boost clock for a longer period and cost more)
----------------------------------------
I don't understand where these 2 different types of GPUs go to which board partners?
----------------------------------------
The above ASUS ROG RTX 2070 uses the A reference :
From what I did read they are exactly same GPU design manufactured on exactly same wafers. It is just pre-binned by nVidia.
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#5606441 Posted on: 11/13/2018 01:21 PM
More 70 euros and I bought a 2080 (by chance it was what cost my Duke2080) ... It does not make sense to buy ASUS strix for another 1% on benckmarck and pay 200 euros more.
More 70 euros and I bought a 2080 (by chance it was what cost my Duke2080) ... It does not make sense to buy ASUS strix for another 1% on benckmarck and pay 200 euros more.
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So glad I picked a Vega 56 for half the price of this thing last month.