NVIDIA also announces RTX 2080 Super: available from July 23
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Neo Cyrus
I'm getting "error story does not exist".
Hilbert Hagedoorn
Administrator
Tellthetruth
Hey Hillbert, when you have the card in your hands and disassemble it, could you take note of the memory chips part number? IĀ“m very curious about that "15.5 Gbps". Is a very strange number, so, so they exist? Could it be a 16 Gbps part clocked down?, 14 Gbps overclocked?
SniperX
Loophole35
Tellthetruth
illrigger
The earlier articles from WCCFTech said that unlike the previous boards, nVidia is not requiring the VRMs to be standardized. So while the FE card will be kinda meh (albeit even a 5% improvement at the same cost is nothing to sneeze at), OEM cards will likely be able to pull higher OCs and more stability out of their high-end boards.
The real question is when it is the 2080 Ti Super coming?
NCC1701D
Megabiv
This may very well get me to move away from my 980ti sli setup. Depending of prices of course. Otherwise I might just keep saving for a 3k series. Kind of wish they did a GTX variant with the horse power of these but no rtx parts that I don't want to pay for.
JamesSneed
Astyanax
big navi won't be competitive with ampere, it'll compete with high end turing.
Astyanax
Fox2232
assumptions as reality.
Again, you present fantaskarsef
I more and more think that fellow gurus are right, like I read in other threads, this is only to keep people buying cards late in the cycle. Even if they'll ever release a 2080TI Super, sure as hell I'm not buying it but rather save my money for Ampere if so. Unless upgrading from older cards, this "refresh" (I guess fab yields improve and that's why those cards even exist) is probably not even worth considering to anybody with a Turing card and maybe even not Pascal cards.
Astyanax
Fox2232
Astyanax
You're a pretty poor troll.
Fox2232
HeavyHemi
Fox2232