Nvidia shares rtx 2080 4k performance numbers

[Superwotman]

IGN just shared some new RTX marketing material. This looks very good but it is still marketing and no 3 Party Benchmarks hope we will see some trustworthy Benchmarks soon.

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Though it's not the 4K 144Hz demon most of us hoped for, it seems like the Turing GPUs will provide a decent boost over Pascal, with the added bonus of ray tracing and DLSS on select titles, with more coming out in the future. As always we can't wait to test a Turing GPU ourselves so we can get some "real" numbers, and hopefully we'll be doing just that in the very near future.

 

 http://www.ign.com/articles/2018/08/22/nvidia-shares-rtx-2080-4k-performance-numbers

[Quadriplegic]

But are those highest settings or adjusted?
If maxed out, then performance gains should be impressive. If adjusted, gains are not that impressive, around 10-15% faster than 1080 Ti

[Superwotman]

The "normal " Performance isn't so impressive but if the DLSS works as they promise (up to 2x 1080) and im not sure about that the new cards will be impressive.

I hope they will show a 1080 TI vs 2080TI  comparison soon.

[Taf the Ghost]

3 minutes ago, Quadriplegic said:

But are those highest settings or adjusted?
If maxed out, then performance gains should be impressive. If adjusted, gains are not that impressive, around 10-15% faster than 1080 Ti

 

2 minutes ago, valdyrgramr said:

Ya, are they even looking at the charts in every game when they claim 2x the 1080?  Cuz uh Wolfenstein 2, Hitman 2, and a few others there isn't 2x times the performance.

When all is said and done, I think it'll be closer to 30% uplift by tier.

 

https://www.techspot.com/article/1551-pubg-graphics-benchmarks/page2.html

 

The PUBG result looks to be almost exactly the same as with the 1080 Ti on the 2080. The DLSS looks to be offloading a lot of the computationally expensive effects onto the Tensor Cores. (This requires the Async Compute, but it's the right idea. Though this is going to require per-game optimization, I imagine.)

 

FPU performance doesn't look to be increased directly, but it looks a lot like they'll be fed better (they were memory starved previously, in the higher SKUs?) with the ability to run a parallel pipeline.

[RyzenDoctor]

I'd like to wait and see. if the 2080 is as impressive as they make it out to be I'll upgrade... 2080Ti is out of the question for me

[Underwrought]

They are clearly hiding something bad.  Otherwise it would only BENEFIT them to release detailed reviews and details.  It would further drive sales if the new price points are worth it.  But I am willing to bet they are not.

[Taf the Ghost]

Looking at the game choice, the HDR bit I find interesting. FPS doesn't drop in a linear fashion. 4K is 4 times the resolution of 1080p, however games normally only drop around 50%. What it's always meant is the bottlenecks for 4K are different than 1080p. (CPU is also massively less of an issue at 4K.) It strikes me Nvidia also found some interesting ways of dealing with those bottlenecks. Especially if the GPU class was designed to handle that.

 

Nvidia is shifting much more to offloading tasks to specialized units within the GPU, so it'll be interesting to see how things are handled. And how things go in legacy games.

[Taf the Ghost]

Given the Async nature of the GPU pipeline, I think Vulkan & DX12 will see a larger uplift than DX11 gaming will. Which is probably what's really going on.

 

Also, the DLSS sounds great, but how much visual quality are you giving up?

[Locutus494]

17 minutes ago, Superwotman said:

The "normal " Performance isn't so impressive but if the DLSS works as they promise (up to 2x 1080) and im not sure about that the new cards will be impressive.

I hope they will show a 1080 TI vs 2080TI  comparison soon.

That's comparing apples to oranges. The proper comparison would be between the 1080 Ti and the 2080, and the Titan Xp and 2080 Ti. The 2080 Ti is filling the space in the GeForce lineup previously held by the Titans. The Titans are now part of the professional lineup with the Quadros.

[nick name]

Battlefield 1 on a 1080 at 4k does 60 fps (50~70). 

 

Far Cry 5 in the 40 fps range.

[IceCold008]

Still wait for other benchmarks from your usual sources before anyone takes them stats more seriously.

[Taf the Ghost]

DLSS must bypass some really questionably optimized rendering improvement effects to get up to 80% uplift in some of the titles.

[Superwotman]

2 minutes ago, Locutus494 said:

That's comparing apples to oranges. The proper comparison would be between the 1080 Ti and the 2080, and the Titan Xp and 2080 Ti. The 2080 Ti is filling the space in the GeForce lineup previously held by the Titans. The Titans are now part of the professional lineup with the Quadros.

That is true but they compared the 2080 with the 1080 instead of the 1080ti so they will probably compare the 1080ti and the 2080ti

[xg32]

no comparison to current gen, still gonna guess it's a <15% boost from Pascal.

[Taf the Ghost]

7 minutes ago, xg32 said:

no comparison to current gen, still gonna guess it's a <15% boost from Pascal.

The 2080 has 15% more CUDA cores than the 1080. At minimum, it should get around that uplift, but it's also go some new architectural improvements and much faster memory. It's going to be around 25-30%. Some games that really benefit from Async could see a lot more. Catch is, are they actually faster than the card price tier they're replacing? You can get a 1080 on Newegg right now for 450USD. 400USD if you take an open box one. 1080 Ti is 650USD with an open box option at 580USD.

[Superwotman]

1 hour ago, Taf the Ghost said:

DLSS must bypass some really questionably optimized rendering improvement effects to get up to 80% uplift in some of the titles.

As far as i read the Quality of DLSS 2x can be compared with 64x Super Sampling. And they use their SATURN-V-Supercomputer to train their Deep Learning Networks. 

 

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