Videocardz has been on the roll today with all its NVIDIA leaks. A few hours ago, we informed you about the existence of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080Ti and it appears that some of its specifications have been leaked too.
As Videocardz pointed out, the GeForce RTX 2080Ti will feature 352-bit memory and 11GB of GDDR6 that will be clocked at 14 Gbps, and will pack 4352 CUDA cores, and will theoretically offer a maximum bandwidth of 616 GB/s. On the other hand, the GeForce RTX 2080 will feature 256-bit memory and 8GB of GDDR6, will come with 2944 CUDA cores and will theoretically offer a maximum bandwidth of 448 GB/s.
From the looks of it, the GeForce RTX 2080 feels more like a new 2070 than a proper 2080 (especially since it has the same amount of vRAM with the GTX1080 and its CUDA cores have been slightly increased). On the other hand, the GeForce RTX 2080Ti appears to be the GPU that most gamers will be looking forward to as it will be faster than the GTX1080Ti and will – theoretically – be a bit slower than the Quadro RTX6000.
As we’ve already said, NVIDIA will officially reveal its new graphics cards on August 20th so stay tuned for more!
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That’s about a 20-25% increase over a 1080Ti to the 2080Ti? Hmm.
Nope, I think the RTX would be roughly around 10% faster than the GTX 1080 Ti (overall that is).
Man, that’s terrible. I’ll pass. Or buy a Quadro card.
Eh, quadros arent typically meant to be used for gaming applications, it would be a waste of money
Wasting my money is what I do. I have all these vintage wicker baskets piling up in my shed. Do I need them? No. Can I stop buying them? Also no.
If you want to do other professional tasks like video editing, CAD, 3D rendering and other similar tasks, then a Quadro GPU would make some sense.
For Gaming it’s not supported, and/or required.
I had a Quadro card in my secondary rig, which I’ve used in the past to work on Maya, Zbrush, and 3D modeling software/blender.
quadro for gaming…lol
The RTX2080 maybe… The 2080ti will be much faster then only 10%… Friendly bet? 🙂
Okay, let’s wait for benchmark reviews then.
I’m just curious to know how well optimized this new TURING GPU architecture really is, and also the overclocking potential of these new chips.
Performance gain is surely there though.
From everything I have read it looks like these cards will run about 500MHz higher then the 1080/1080ti and OC should be great. The last card I had from Nvidia that didn’t overclock that well was the GTX280…
Every card since has been quite amazing for overclocking. Here is to hoping that Turing will follow that trend. Hey I just hope that MSI leak is correct and the 2080ti will indeed be released! My main gaming rig is running a Pascal Titan X so if the 2080ti is announced and the benchmarks are as favorable as I predict (hope… lol…) then I will be a happy camper and a day one purchase is going down!
Sooooo. I just read the leaks for the prospective clocks for the 2080ti and they are slower then the 1080ti. That means there must be significant architecture upgrades at work here… Monday can’t come fast enough! Time will tell all….
I’m getting in the bet. 15% overall 🙂
That seems realistic. No way they can do 20%, let alone 25%.
This isn’t the 90s any more.
??? What are you on about… You can’t compare two different architectures core for core man! I would bet money that the RTX2080 will beat the GTX1080ti by at least 10% and the RTX2080ti will be around 50% (I would bet faster then a Titan V too…). Remember as well that these new cards will have much higher clock speeds. Add that to a new architecture and these cards will be fast. We will all find out on Monday!
I can’t be expected to know everything about numbers. I’m not a numerologist or a astrologist. I’m just a simple beet farmer like everyone else out here.
lol… Fair Enough!
Add an extra 25% for Turing optimizations and my guess it will be 45-50% but the main difference will be in Ray Tracing which will absolutely cripple older cards.
Exactly. The Star Wars Ray Tracing demo that was running on 4 Titan V’s can be run on a single RTX 6000/2080 ti due to the addition of the RT cores (which the Titan V Volta cards lacked.). So ya… this new line is sounding quite amazing…
Lol. No. It won’t have 20-25% perf gain, . At the most max 10-15% like Metal said before.
Everyone sure has the stats on these unreleased cards completely figured out heh? How DO you all do it?
And no John… This is NOTHING like the difference between the 1080 and the 1070… The performance difference between the 2080 and the 2080ti will be huge. Not to mention the 1080 and the 1070 and both built on the same chip (GP104). The 2080 and 2080ti will be on a TU104 and TU102 respectivly. That’s exactly the same as the difference between the 1080 and the 1080ti…
You seem to be correct there. I was also wondering why John is comparing with the performance gap of previous GEN cards.
These new chips are using a different architecture.
If the price is right I might go for the 2080ti or just stick with my 1080.
And there i go spending my money again..
doesn’t seem like a massive upgrade tbh
10-15% gains at best
i hope the price reflects on this rather small leap
I’m gonna hold onto my two GTX 1080s until the high-end 7nm FinFET+ Ti cards arrive in 2021.
so just talking out of your rear end and you clearly have trouble with simple math. it has over 25% more bandwidth and over 20% more cores and tmus and they will be clocked higher. even if there was no IPC gain, it would still be over 10-15% faster unless you are playing at 1080p or less with a slow cpu.
Didnt know you had a brand new Ti in hand…..so very impressive.
What kind of benefits would you get in high end gaming going from a 1080 with 352gb of memory bandwidth to a 2080Ti with 616gb? I still game in 1920×1080 and all I care about is being prepared for Cyberpunk 2077 at max settings and 60fps+ at this point lol.
Drip fed improvements planned for years in advance. They really need some competition. Gonna rough it until the “next” one hits unless I get a great deal.
is that true?? gtx 2060 and rtx 2070 is going to have vram ddr6 5gb and 7gb only ??
GDDR6, not DDR6. That technology doesn’t even exist yet.
Well past due to retire my trusty 770 once the 2080Ti arrives.
Wait for Pascal.
Pascal has been out for 2 years now…