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onecritman
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hello guys we know the super is coming out but can someone explain in detail please what the difference between a 2080 ti and a 2080 super is? or could you provide me with valid links that tell me the difference as I am having a hard time finding something that puts it in simple words.

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The difference is the 2080ti performs better and costs more.

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The 2080 Super has just a few Cores more than a Normal 2080.

 

2080 core count is 2944

2080 Super core count is 3072
2080ti core count is 4352

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2080 Super is a GP104 core with all its cores enabled (3072 CUDA, 384 Tensor, 48 RT), 2080ti uses the GP102 core also found in Titan RTX, but with some cores cut (4532 CUDA, 544 Tensor, 68 RT). 2080ti is still bigger, faster, and more expensive.

 

23 minutes ago, onecritman said:

I am having a hard time finding something that puts it in simple words.

need a new search engine then

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YouTube is overfilled with all sorts of videos on this regard and any other tech related matter.

 

It's a good way to find these answers as well, as explained the 2080 Ti is the big boss.

 

2080 Super? It's the first time Nvidia has used the nomenclature, these super cards are merely refreshes (vanilla cards are no longer in production) with a fancy marketing in top.

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2080 super is a failed 2080TI

 

Anyhow just wait for the 2080 mark IX Alpha Omega  Super TI  Fighter GPU or something

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2 hours ago, Leanora said:

2080 super is a failed 2080TI

 

Anyhow just wait for the 2080 mark IX Alpha Omega  Super TI  Fighter GPU or something

I can’t tell if joking or not... I’m gonna edge on you are joking but I have heard stupider product names 

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