Meh, still see no point of upgrading from my 1080ti. I will wait for Nvidia 7nm cards next year or higher performance AMD ones. I can live with Cyberpunk running not at absolutely high settings for the first playthrough.
2060 provides playable framerates (as in 30-60, depending on a title and settings) with RT enabled in 1080p. How much do you need out of a mid range GPU?
Not at the same time it can't. Overwatch is not hard on the GPU, but at 4K I still need to drop to lowest settings to hold triple digit FPS. To stay close to 144FPS I additionally need to drop to 75% rendering scale for an effective 1620p res.I'm just now buying a new computer but I'm struggling to see why this is an issue. Yes there will be improvements and perhaps they shouldn't happen so quickly, but will this really make that much of a difference for anyone other than the most hardcore turbo nerds? RTX2070 can already run most games on ultra high settings and at super high resolutions.
The rumors point to nvidia using Samsung 7nm process but these 7nm cards wouldn't be available until 2020.
Damn are you me? That's my exact setup
IMO, whoever has OK GPU should wait for 7nm Nvidia [rtx 3xxx ?]. That would provide really big boost with lower/same power consumption.
Yeah. Next year I will promote for people to wait for 7nm+. :DYou can basically say this every year though with something better right around the corner.
If the information in the article is correct then no, they are new chips.Aren't these super cards basically Strix and Gaming Z versions of reference og's?
Yeah, these should be a bump up, but the 7nm die shrink cards should be a real leap in performanceWooo it pays to be patient.was originally waiting for 30xx RTX but fuck it. A super 2080ti will be more than enough to last me next gen
How much we talkingWelp...guess I need to find someone who's willing to buy my 2080ti FE. :)
While I really want to upgrade as my 1060 is starting to feel old...I don't like going for the 'S' model of any electronic. Probably will wait
Might as well.Just bought a 2070 very recently. Wonder if I should return it and wait for the SUPER.
Yup. It will be my new graphics card if the price structure is to be believed (same price as 2080 is now).Interested how the RTX 2080 Super will perform in benchmarks. If the reports are right, the VRAM will increase from 8 to 11.
Love to see more attractive prices.
Leave the 2080 ti at whatever price it goes for because people that buy that card are insane anyhow.