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so they branded this "Chat with RTX", using the RTX branding. Which, originally, meant "ray tracing". And the full title of your 2080 Ti is the "RTX 2080 Ti".

• startupsfail 3y ago
  No support for bf16 in a card that was released more than 5 years ago, I guess? Support starts with Ampere? Although you’d realistically need 5-6 bit quantization to get anything large/usable enough running on a 12GB card. And I think it’s just CUDA then, so you should be able to use 2080 Ti.
• 0x457 3y ago
  > I pull my PC with Intel 8086 out of closet > I try to run windows 10 on it > It doesn't work > pff, Intel cpu cannot run OS meant for intel CPUs wat Jokes aside, nvidia been using RTX branding for products that use Tensor Cores for a long-time now. Limitation due to 1st gen tensor cores not supporting precisions required.
• a13o 3y ago
  The marketing whiff on ray tracing happened long ago. DLSS is the killer app on RTX cards, another 'AI'-enabled workload.
• nottorp 3y ago
  That was my first question, does it display pretty ray traced images instead of answers?
• Havoc 3y ago
  RTX is a brand more than ray tracing. It is largely an arbitrary generational limit