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ASUS has outed the GeForce RTX 2070 range with releasing some product pages on their website by unveiling three versions of the RTX 2070: the Asus GeForce RTX 2070 RoG Strix, Asus GeForce RTX 2070 Dual and the Asus GeForce RTX 2070 Turbo.
The Asus GeForce RTX 2070 RoG Strix will be close to tripple slot at 2.5 slots and has a length of 30.5 cm. The card has three Wing-blade fans with 0 dB technology (passive in idle). This unit has one HDMI 2.0b port, three DisplayPort 1.4 ports and a USB port. Have a peek at the photos.
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#5585856 Posted on: 09/18/2018 08:12 AM
This card should cost $350 max.
This card should cost $350 max.
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#5585858 Posted on: 09/18/2018 08:13 AM
Love the looks on the blower one.
Love the looks on the blower one.
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#5585871 Posted on: 09/18/2018 09:17 AM
All their new gpu's are insanely poor value.
Given how poor the non Ti 2080's are, if leaked benchmarks are accurate, these 2070's look like being a very poor value card for the money they're asking.
All their new gpu's are insanely poor value.
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#5585872 Posted on: 09/18/2018 09:19 AM
Having a GTX970 I was looking forward to seeing what these 2070's would be like for an upgrade, but it may well be that at the estimated price I would be better off with a 1080 which have the odd bargain nowadays.
This TSMC / Nvida 12nm process seems to be slightly slower than Pascals 16nm, they get faster standard graphics performance ( rasterisation rather than Ray tracing) seems to be due to ndouble FP16 perf and so 50% better shading.
Also, nvidia have indicated lower cards than 2070 will not have ray tracing cores and the tensor cores will be removed or lowered. If that turns out to be true then these cards could be a lot cheaper but still have the 50% shader increase. That might be a better bet as a move from 970. Ok, misses out on ray tracing and DLSS anti alias, but that not be big shakes for this first generation.....
7nm process might be out in 6 months and as I have been waiting so long already what is another 6 months? Of course could always be waiting. I don't really want to spend more than 350-400 though. That price has always been my sweet spot since the 4200ti
Having a GTX970 I was looking forward to seeing what these 2070's would be like for an upgrade, but it may well be that at the estimated price I would be better off with a 1080 which have the odd bargain nowadays.
This TSMC / Nvida 12nm process seems to be slightly slower than Pascals 16nm, they get faster standard graphics performance ( rasterisation rather than Ray tracing) seems to be due to ndouble FP16 perf and so 50% better shading.
Also, nvidia have indicated lower cards than 2070 will not have ray tracing cores and the tensor cores will be removed or lowered. If that turns out to be true then these cards could be a lot cheaper but still have the 50% shader increase. That might be a better bet as a move from 970. Ok, misses out on ray tracing and DLSS anti alias, but that not be big shakes for this first generation.....
7nm process might be out in 6 months and as I have been waiting so long already what is another 6 months? Of course could always be waiting. I don't really want to spend more than 350-400 though. That price has always been my sweet spot since the 4200ti
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#5585875 Posted on: 09/18/2018 09:27 AM
I suspect that the 2000 series RTX cards should run pretty hot when using all CUDA Cores,Tensor Cores and RT Cores together.
If the RTX 2070 strix needs a 2.5 slot cooler, the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080Ti will probably be a triple slot card.
I suspect that the 2000 series RTX cards should run pretty hot when using all CUDA Cores,Tensor Cores and RT Cores together.
If the RTX 2070 strix needs a 2.5 slot cooler, the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080Ti will probably be a triple slot card.
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#5585877 Posted on: 09/18/2018 09:31 AM
If this card was priced correctly that then means they would need to lower the prices of the 10 series a bit more which I honestly don't think they want to do even this long after release, I can see them just holding the prices where they are for the 10 series until there is no more stock, It's like Nvidia has become drunk on the mining craze prices and no longer want to provide good priced video cards to gamers.
This card should cost $350 max.
If this card was priced correctly that then means they would need to lower the prices of the 10 series a bit more which I honestly don't think they want to do even this long after release, I can see them just holding the prices where they are for the 10 series until there is no more stock, It's like Nvidia has become drunk on the mining craze prices and no longer want to provide good priced video cards to gamers.
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#5585925 Posted on: 09/18/2018 12:59 PM
Having a GTX970 I was looking forward to seeing what these 2070's would be like for an upgrade, but it may well be that at the estimated price I would be better off with a 1080 which have the odd bargain nowadays.
...
7nm process might be out in 6 months and as I have been waiting so long already what is another 6 months? Of course could always be waiting. I don't really want to spend more than 350-400 though. That price has always been my sweet spot since the 4200ti
I'm in the exact same boat. I was poking around at the 1070ti and 1080 a few days ago but I still can't justify letting them have $400 for 2+year old tech. I'm almost thinking of sticking with the 970 again. It's not like it dies during games, it just doesn't give you leeway for 100% eye candy. I was really looking forward to the 2070 though.
I guess we'll just have to remind ourselves in the future that it was the GPU manufacturers that killed pc gaming.
Having a GTX970 I was looking forward to seeing what these 2070's would be like for an upgrade, but it may well be that at the estimated price I would be better off with a 1080 which have the odd bargain nowadays.
...
7nm process might be out in 6 months and as I have been waiting so long already what is another 6 months? Of course could always be waiting. I don't really want to spend more than 350-400 though. That price has always been my sweet spot since the 4200ti
I'm in the exact same boat. I was poking around at the 1070ti and 1080 a few days ago but I still can't justify letting them have $400 for 2+year old tech. I'm almost thinking of sticking with the 970 again. It's not like it dies during games, it just doesn't give you leeway for 100% eye candy. I was really looking forward to the 2070 though.
I guess we'll just have to remind ourselves in the future that it was the GPU manufacturers that killed pc gaming.
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#5585945 Posted on: 09/18/2018 01:46 PM
Nice blower!
Nice blower!
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#5585948 Posted on: 09/18/2018 01:58 PM
Am I the only one who is still baffled who the hell on earth needs an >> USB port << on the GPU?
Am I the only one who is still baffled who the hell on earth needs an >> USB port << on the GPU?
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#5585972 Posted on: 09/18/2018 03:04 PM
USB-C port is a display capable port as well. Not like it would eat much space, so why not? Maybe in the future it will be used more, who knows.
Am I the only one who is still baffled who the hell on earth needs an >> USB port << on the GPU?
USB-C port is a display capable port as well. Not like it would eat much space, so why not? Maybe in the future it will be used more, who knows.
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#5585983 Posted on: 09/18/2018 03:24 PM
What do you mean poor non Ti?
2080 > 1080Ti.
Which is a repeat of history generally.
I agree they are a poor value though.
Given how poor the non Ti 2080's are, if leaked benchmarks are accurate, these 2070's look like being a very poor value card for the money they're asking.
What do you mean poor non Ti?
2080 > 1080Ti.
Which is a repeat of history generally.
I agree they are a poor value though.
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#5586029 Posted on: 09/18/2018 05:05 PM
What do you mean poor non Ti?
2080 > 1080Ti.
Barely faster, about 10% on average. There was a time when the '70 series cards were the ones that matched the previous generations Ti model,
970>780Ti
1070>980Ti
Now it looks like the '80 series cards doing that.
These cards are very poor value from top to bottom.
What do you mean poor non Ti?
2080 > 1080Ti.
Barely faster, about 10% on average. There was a time when the '70 series cards were the ones that matched the previous generations Ti model,
970>780Ti
1070>980Ti
Now it looks like the '80 series cards doing that.
These cards are very poor value from top to bottom.
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#5586142 Posted on: 09/18/2018 10:53 PM
Lack of competition does some crazy things.
Lack of competition does some crazy things.
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#5586143 Posted on: 09/18/2018 11:03 PM
Not worth it and is Asus, no warranty or really tough to negotiate warranty.
Not worth it and is Asus, no warranty or really tough to negotiate warranty.
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Given how poor the non Ti 2080's are, if leaked benchmarks are accurate, these 2070's look like being a very poor value card for the money they're asking.