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RTX 2080 Ti Benchmark

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Well nobody knows except Linus and his team, so not really much point in asking on the forum. If your expecting a answer from them, then you probably won't get one, as its likely that any early benchmarks will have their release dates under NDA

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2 minutes ago, Sirjfc said:

When will RTX 2080 Ti benchmark be released by Linus?

It says the GPU's will ship around 9/20 for preorder consumers. So they might be getting it around September 10th if nVidia chooses to give them a testing sample/review sample, it'll come out around the 15th. I am not in LMG so I don't know their turn out will be of videos. It will be near when it ships though.

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Well nobody knows except Linus and his team, so not really much point in asking on the forum. If your expecting a answer from them, then you probably won't get one, as its likely that any early benchmarks will have their release dates under NDA

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2 minutes ago, Meag said:

Well nobody knows except Linus and his team, so not really much point in asking on the forum. If your expecting a answer from them, then you probably won't get one, as its likely that any early benchmarks will have their release dates under NDA

Why would they have an NDA? nVidia wants people to buy them so if you know how they perform you increase the chances because we'd rather know and buy than be in the dark and not know.

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2 minutes ago, MrChemistryCow9 said:

Why would they have an NDA? nVidia wants people to buy them so if you know how they perform you increase the chances because we'd rather know and buy than be in the dark and not know.

There is always an NDA in place for launches.  Even the boring phone releases have them to this day.

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On 8/20/2018 at 5:36 PM, MrChemistryCow9 said:

Why would they have an NDA? nVidia wants people to buy them so if you know how they perform you increase the chances because we'd rather know and buy than be in the dark and not know.

Because companies want to control when reviews come out. Especially during a pre-order, you promise the world and then any bad press coming after is still press. 

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