NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti features 4352 CUDA cores, and new 20 series Card From Gigabyte pictured!

[Cookybiscuit]

9 minutes ago, FloRolf said:

love how the Ti, which usually comes out more than 6 months later, is already "confirmed"

2080 Ti Ti confirmed.

[Locutus494]

1 hour ago, clevernation126 said:

I know my eyesight is bad but is that a type-c? 

The next gen IS supposed to have the VR VitrualLink connector, which is an alternate mode of USB-C.

At any rate, I don't believe this "leak" for a second. Why on Earth would Nvidia launch a new GPU lineup with a XX80 AND XX80 Ti right at the start?

[Hip]

[Locutus494]

2 minutes ago, Hip said:

That's a Quadro, not a GeForce. See the NVLink connector at the top?

[Hip]

Just now, Locutus494 said:

That's a Quadro, not a GeForce. See the NVLink connector at the top?

The site I got the picture from said it it the RTX 2080 :-/

[Locutus494]

7 minutes ago, Hip said:

The site I got the picture from said it it the RTX 2080 :-/

Well, unless Nvidia is making a radical change, they're just making stuff up. We can see the code name; anyone got a listing of the code names for the new Turing Quadro cards? I can't find it anywhere.

 

Edit: I see that site was WCCFtech, which should tell you all you need to know...

[Hip]

1 minute ago, Locutus494 said:

Well, unless Nvidia is making a radical change, they're just making stuff up. We can see the code name; anyone got a listing of the code names for the new Turing Quadro cards? I can't find it anywhere.

Let's just wait until monday!

[TheNaitsyrk]

Wait so... RTX 2080 TI is coming along with 2080?

[Andreas Lilja]

Overkill for 1440p?

[TheNaitsyrk]

It seems that RTX 2080 will be on par or 1% or 2 slower than 1080 TI.

[PrinnyExplodes]

Time to see what the pricing is at

 

I am guessing the 2080 will be $699 and the 2080ti will be $899

[PrinnyExplodes]

44 minutes ago, Locutus494 said:

Well, unless Nvidia is making a radical change, they're just making stuff up. We can see the code name; anyone got a listing of the code names for the new Turing Quadro cards? I can't find it anywhere.

 

Edit: I see that site was WCCFtech, which should tell you all you need to know...

Did any of you guys buy your GTX 1180 that came out in July?  

 

WCCFtech..........the shittest tech news site in the world. They don't report the news, they make it up on the spot

[Dylanc1500]

52 minutes ago, Locutus494 said:

The next gen IS supposed to have the VR VitrualLink connector, which is an alternate mode of USB-C.

At any rate, I don't believe this "leak" for a second. Why on Earth would Nvidia launch a new GPU lineup with a XX80 AND XX80 Ti right at the start?

Well they have been trying to move the Titan card away from being consumer oriented to prosumer/workstation, for example, the Titan V. Just an idea though.

[Cartoons Plural]

2 hours ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

how about 899$ for the Ti and 699$ for the 2080

 

That would be great!

That would be a little high.

[NumLock21]

USB Type C for Virtual Link?

[DrMacintosh]

Give me a reason to ditch my RX 580

Spoiler

You can't without paying me

 

[Lathlaer]

32 minutes ago, Raskolnikov said:

Overkill for 1440p?

There is no such thing as overkill. Create your own circumstances - if 1440p is not enough to challenge GPU, up the antialiasing options or make use of the DSR and play in 4k or at least in 3072x1728.

[NumLock21]

I might be wrong on that USB C port. I say it's more of a Kensington Lock slot for your GPU!

[Locutus494]

1 hour ago, TheNaitsyrk said:

Wait so... RTX 2080 TI is coming along with 2080?

According to the BS "rumors" that are probably made up by WCCFtech themselves, yes. Don't believe it for a second.

[TheNaitsyrk]

1 minute ago, Locutus494 said:

According to the BS "rumors" that are probably made up by WCCFtech themselves, yes. Don't believe it for a second.

The RTX 2080 specs don't look that impressive if you ask me.

[paddy-stone]

I can't see clearly what the tiny port is, is that mini DP, m-HDMI or USB-C?

[Cedimedi]

Its USB Type C, prob for VR. 

Also that PCB pic, the source is videocardz not wccf. Im pretty sure SLI is dead

[Taf the Ghost]

9 minutes ago, paddy-stone said:

I can't see clearly what the tiny port is, is that mini DP, m-HDMI or USB-C?

Type-C. It's for VR, so it can power the headsets directly.

[i_build_nanosuits]

3 hours ago, Locutus494 said:

Well, unless Nvidia is making a radical change, they're just making stuff up. We can see the code name; anyone got a listing of the code names for the new Turing Quadro cards? I can't find it anywhere.

 

Edit: I see that site was WCCFtech, which should tell you all you need to know...

Nvidia is indeed replacing the SLI fingers with NVlink for this generation on RTX cards and this is indeed the legit PCB and GPU chip TU104 which is the RTX 2080 graphics card...it has an 8+2 power phase VRM and a 6+8 pin PCIE connectors.

[Locutus494]

1 hour ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

Nvidia is indeed replacing the SLI fingers with NVlink for this generation on RTX cards and this is indeed the legit PCB and GPU chip TU104 which is the RTX 2080 graphics card...it has an 8+2 power phase VRM and a 6+8 pin PCIE connectors.

And how can you know that yet?

2 hours ago, Cedimedi said:

Its USB Type C, prob for VR. 

Also that PCB pic, the source is videocardz not wccf. Im pretty sure SLI is dead

WHY do people keep insisting that SLI is dead?! Nothing could be further from the truth!