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I'd wait for in-game benchmarks on high end monitors before I believe that comparison from NVIDIA. Even if the specs are better games are still optimized for ol
by tmpz22 6y ago
I'd wait for in-game benchmarks on high end monitors before I believe that comparison from NVIDIA. Even if the specs are better games are still optimized for older gen cards.
- asutekku 6y agoNo matter what, $499 is still a better deal than $1200 for a somewhat similar card. You really don’t need benchmarks for that.
- swebs 6y agoYes, but we've all been burned by GPU marketing in the past. Notice that they're only remarking on RTX performance. It's entirely possible that this card has a lower geekbench score or FLOPS output.
- lagadu 6y agoThat's on ray tracing workloads, it's likely that the raster performance of the 2080ti will sit between the 3070 and the 3080.
- sjagoe 6y agoI'm still sitting on a GTX 970 and was waiting for the RTX 30 release so I could buy a used RTX 20 at under $500. This pricing means that it's worth it for me to just jump straight to the 30 series.