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performance margin from 2080 Ti to 2080 Super

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just wondering what kind of margin of performance there is between the two cards

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2080 Ti vs 2080S

1080p and 1440- about 10-15% faster

4K about 20-30% faster

There are benchmarks everywhere.

Not an expert, just bored at work. Please quote me or mention me if you would like me to see your reply. **may edit my posts a few times after posting**

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^This.

And no, you can't OC or use a 500watt vbios on a 2080S to beat/parity a 2080Ti.
Buy more SM's (2080Ti) because while you can up Core/Memory clocks and Power Limits, you can't add SM's (Shaders)

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16 minutes ago, 675409 said:

what is the margin between the 2080ti and 3070

You know its as easy as typing "Youtube.com" in the search bar and then "2080TI vs 3070" in the search bar again instead of "Linuestechtips.com" and then going into the "Graphics Cards" section and opening a thread

 

Anyway, they are about the same

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