NVIDIA will officially reveal its new upcoming SUPER graphics cards on July 2nd and the first gaming benchmark for the NVIDIA GeForce RTX2070 SUPER has appeared online. This first gaming benchmark is from Final Fantasy XV’s benchmark tool in which we can see the NVIDIA GeForce RTX2070 SUPER almost matching the performance of the NVIDIA GeForce GTX1080Ti.
Those interested can find these benchmark results by visiting the official website for Final Fantasy XV’s benchmark.
Now I should note that Final Fantasy XV has been favouring NVIDIA’s hardware (similarly to what we’re seeing lately with all Unreal Engine 4 games) so these results do not represent the final performance of both the NVIDIA GeForce RTX2070 SUPER and the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT.
Yeap, the results above also feature AMD’s upcoming graphics card which falls behind the regular NVIDIA GeForce RTX2070 GPU. In Final Fantasy XV, the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT is slower than the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080. Again, this does not mean that AMD’s upcoming GPU will be DOA (Dead on Arrival) as its performance will be better in other games.
Still, we are pretty sure that some of our readers will be interested in this first gaming benchmark, which is why we’ve decided to share it.
We expect more gaming benchmarks to be revealed in the coming days as NVIDIA’s new GPUs, as well as AMD’s new CPUs and GPUs will be released in early July, so stay tuned for more.
Kudos to our reader Metal Messiah for bringing this to our attention!
John is the founder and Editor in Chief at DSOGaming. He is a PC gaming fan and highly supports the modding and indie communities. Before creating DSOGaming, John worked on numerous gaming websites. While he is a die-hard PC gamer, his gaming roots can be found on consoles. John loved – and still does – the 16-bit consoles, and considers SNES to be one of the best consoles. Still, the PC platform won him over consoles. That was mainly due to 3DFX and its iconic dedicated 3D accelerator graphics card, Voodoo 2. John has also written a higher degree thesis on the “The Evolution of PC graphics cards.”
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I like how you named the benchmark screenshot ‘adsdasdsadsa.jpg’
Barely 10 more frames typical Nvidia.
Would you mind enlightening us as to how you gathered that the performance of the new card is “Barely 10 more frames” than the previous card based off of an arbitrary scoring system?
Looking good. I will go for a Super 2070!
Not matching a 2080, 7500 vrs 8000 score.
yeah, meant to write 1080Ti. Fixed.
Love you site john, Ive been visiting it daily for 6 years now.
This is my 3 year, I’m with you there. Fun lil site he’s got. Just wish he’d dive into other subjects about the dark side of pc gaming. Instead of talking about his 2080ti.
F8ck me nvidia ! F8ck me harder ! My hard earn money means nothing to you and that makes me wet.
No one wants to f8ck you, not even Nvidia. You’ll need to turn RTX on before they even consider it.
jk 😛
I’d f*k her? I’d f*k her good??
Oooohhh the Super Ultra Platinum Triple Dragon Flip Flux Capacitor Vernal Equinox Edition! Nvidia can do better. They are holding back the progress of PC gaming tech, especially for devs, until challenged – just like the gd cable/ISP companies when they are forced to finally do something but do so kicking and screaming – or until their MBAs can parse out what they can to drip feed and MILK consumers. This is what happens when industries consolidate far too much: we get more like EA pulling the BARE MINIMUM VIABLE PRODUCT.
But hey “it’s business” am I right? Yeah, I could not care less about that as a consumer. Have my own craft to be concerned with.
Fanbois need to stop turning into flaccid goobois when any company dangles a new shiny tingy in their faces (polished turd) and demand more quality from companies. They have it already. This wasn’t suddenly shat out in a year.
Seems fanbois care more about Nvidia’s empire and domination on the market than ACTUAL gaming technology advancements.
they are in it for the money.. pretty sure the “good for all mankind” reason is somewhere at the bottom of the list, like you said its business. AMD being competitive will be the only thing pushing them to do better.
What are you talking about? NVIDIA is pushing gaming tech forward. Like now with raytracing (they integrated this technology on their GPUs and pushing developers to use it). Not only Mantle and new GPU APIs are step forward, but also techs like physics, raytracing etc. And also they gave developers HW with tensor cores which they can use for machine learning algorithms. Even AMD new GPUs which are going to release next month don’t have these technologies. So what are you complaining about?
If you are talking about progress between basic and super RTX GPUs, they are still manufactured on the same 12nm technology. So what have you expected? This is not new generation of GPUs. It’s the same with some enhancements and even this is good enough for their competition which barely compete to NV with products based on 7nm tech.
Why new AMD GPUs will have high prices too? Just don’t tell me it’s because of NVIDIA. Someone can tell AMD is milking their customers, too. Or for this company is it somehow different? I think, that enhancing GPUs, manufacturing processes and many other things are still more and more complicated, which means that they are also more expensive. There is no way to keep prices of newer GPUs in boundaries we used to in last years. So not only NVIDIAs, but also AMDs products will be more expensive then before.
What is now better example of gaming technology advancements then raytracing? Or for you it is not ACTUAL, so it is unneccessery? 🙂 AMD is doing nothing right now in this way, but you are blaming NV from whatever you just make up.
“these technologies”, you mean a few Bells and whistles via Their Gameworks Suite, that will tank performance on both AMD & Nvidia themself. Look man Nvidia ain’t pushing a damn thing forward. All these cards can do the same thing whether it’s Nvidia or AMD. It all comes down to implementation, coding & accessibility to source code. A perfect example is Rage 2, that is one pretty A$$ game no matter the GPU used and it has no proprietary leanings toward any GPU. And that is what moving forward mean.
That game Is pretty, runs smoothly & most of all because it had no proprietary tech for anyone but the devs & their engine. We finally get to see what a game can look like when Nvidia’s Garbage tech isn’t implemented. Nvidia and their Gameworks is garbage and just marketing & PR B.S. and to all those that one Steer/sabotage the topic, don’t start telling me about how much Rage 2 sucks, because that’s not the point here. The point is, it’s pretty, looks better than anything out there, it’s stable and it has no B.S PR tech from either company. Get your Head out Nvidia’s A$$, son. They don’t push a damn thing forward.
You should get your head from your A$$. You are right, that gameworks is not open source, but all effects using this library are optional. So you can turn them off and not use them if you don’t like the result (and you are not influence by them). But there are people who likes advanced graphics, because of which games look better then average (not looking just pretty like the most games in given time). I don’t care from who technology is. AMD pushed forward more efficient APIs, NVIDIA have pushing forward games graphics. Not only with Gameworks, but also with GPU@PhysX and now with raytracing (AMD will have RT support on their GPUs too in one or two years). And both of them makes great progress in monitor refresh rates sync technologies. So what is wrong with that?
How game looks, how it is stable and how it performs doesn’t matter on using of open source or proprietary tech. It is all in hands of game developers – how they use available technology. You and some others are just leading a war against NVIDIA – so everything what this company does is always wrong. And if somebody disagree, your answer is that he is influence by PR or is in somebody’s A$$. But there are people who don’t have to spread hate and who just enjoy what is here. I personally really don’t care who brings given technology on table.
What tech from NVIDIA is not garbage for you? 🙂
You seem to be confusing what innovations the hardware manufacturers come up with vs what developers choose to take advantage of. So, YES, Nvidia is definitely pushing things forward. The problem is that, sorry, very few people buy these things so game developers don’t see it as a priority to cater to the hardware. Console development is still the primary concern so we don’t see many games really ever taking advantage of everything our ultra powerful PC hardware is capable of delivering. Just look at SSDs. We’ve had them on the PC side for years now but developers will only in 2020 going forward start to actually take advantage of the performance benefits of SSDs because they will be included in the new consoles coming out. Point is, don’t get mad at Nvidia because the game developers don’t take proper advantage of the new technologies they bring to the table. And, honestly, don’t get mad at the devs either. Budgets are finite. And they ARE businesses at the end of the day. They have to wisely choose what will yield the best ROI.
If that’s kind of the performance we can expect I’d probably expect Super 2080 to be somewhere near 2080TI in performance.
That’s basically what’s been rumored for the last several weeks. And typical of a refresh of this nature. The refresh generally always outperforms the previous higher end model at the same or lower price. Personally, I’m looking forward to the 2080ti Super variant. Hopefully will be a part that can handle ray tracing at 1440p or higher at 60fps
Jeez nvidia are a scam
Explain