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If the games only run at 40fps in 1080p that will anger many who pre-order the 2080 TI, IMO I don't understand why anyone who would buy a $1200 GPU just to play it at 1080p?
It may be a supply issue since they'll only be getting little more than half the number of chips per silicon wafer compared to Pascal.Pre-orders seem to be selling out everywhere. So either Nvidia is having big supply problems or people are digging the raytracing hype.
Not at all. I am very excited to get my hands on games with ray tracing. If I don't like it I can always turn ray tracing off and play the game at 4K with 100 FPS.If the games only run at 40fps in 1080p that will anger many who pre-order the 2080 TI, IMO I don't understand why anyone who would buy a $1200 GPU just to play it at 1080p?
i guess, but, looking like it will sell anyway ti was quite expensive before, but now it really is titan price. not sure if they are just trying to squeze as hard as they can just for the sake of it, or if there is a realistic and logical explanation for the huge increase in price. ive not seen such a bump before, 980ti -> 1080ti there was not much difference in price at all @ launch.Let them rot on the shelves, after some time Nvidia will realize the price is too high or they are really capacity constrained and thus the high price. Just wait this generation out since your at 1440p anyway and your current card will run it just fine.
I'll end up with 2 x 2080 TI's most likely.
What else is money good for cept to spend it. Not like I've had issues with that so far....
Just need to get a better CPU/MB before I get the video cards. Still debating between Intel/AMD for this time around.
I'll end up with 2 x 2080 TI's most likely.
What else is money good for cept to spend it. Not like I've had issues with that so far....
Just need to get a better CPU/MB before I get the video cards. Still debating between Intel/AMD for this time around.
I'll end up with 2 x 2080 TI's most likely.
What else is money good for cept to spend it. Not like I've had issues with that so far....
Just need to get a better CPU/MB before I get the video cards. Still debating between Intel/AMD for this time around.
So, stop acting like this is the whole story.
Excuse me! did I say it's the whole story? you need to read next time before acting like this.
If the games only run at 40fps in 1080p that will anger many who pre-order the 2080 TI, IMO I don't understand why anyone who would buy a $1200 GPU just to play it at 1080p?
I'm also on Haswell, but I'm not doing any platform upgrade until next year. I want to see what AMD will bring on 7nm. I'm sure the 4770 will be fine for now, even though I heard the RTX cards are better with more cores.I'll end up with 2 x 2080 TI's most likely.
What else is money good for cept to spend it. Not like I've had issues with that so far....
Just need to get a better CPU/MB before I get the video cards. Still debating between Intel/AMD for this time around.
Why? They're grown-ups.Quite possibly, but I feel better about it having bought a used card than one of the 'overstock' they've pushed to the AIBs.
Why? They're grown-ups.
I am not changing nothing on the Poll it been posted like this on many computer forums,
Why don't you ask member rhexis and ask him to change his poll ?
https://hardforum.com/threads/poll-rtx-wait-for-reviews-or-pre-order.1966434/page-2#post-1043812789
When has NVidia ever dropped the prices on their flagship cards?
Buying a 2080ti for most people is like buying a 32 core CPU to play Donkey Kong. For hardcore gamers ROI is irrelevant.
Please return your [H] card
Not at all. I am very excited to get my hands on games with ray tracing. If I don't like it I can always turn ray tracing off and play the game at 4K with 100 FPS.
If the AIB makers made a bad deal with Nvidia that's their problem. They're grown ups. They have lawyers who know contact law, or should. If they agreed to get inventory dumped on them, then that's their problem.Not sure I'm reading your question right, but I feel better buying a used card from someone on Ebay than I would if I'd bought a NIB card from an AIB, because the latter would essentially reward Nvidia's recent behavior.
I was originally excited about the 20 series, but if a 2080 ($750) is essentially on par with a 1080Ti ($500 used)...and AIB 1080Ti's are still $650-700...then by buying used, the overstock is still sitting there. Now obviously, the Ebayer could be using the $ from my purchase to go to the 20 series, but $ in Nvidia's pocket isn't guaranteed.
It's a tiny endorphin release that only "sticking it to the man" can bring. ;-)
Why not an i9-7980XE?I said for most people. I think my delided i9-7900x @5.0Ghz qualifies me for my [H] card.
Because all games until now are still rasterized. As ray tracing becomes more ubiquitous, I'm sure the die space utilized for it will become a larger and larger percentage of the die.In a way you are right but in another way it is weird that if Nvidia is introducing such a hardware feature and their hardware would not use more space on the ray tracing hardware features. For a company that is rather keen on winning the frames per second race a bit odd.
Because all games until now are still rasterized. As ray tracing becomes more ubiquitous, I'm sure the die space utilized for it will become a larger and larger percentage of the die.
If the AIB makers made a bad deal with Nvidia that's their problem. They're grown ups. They have lawyers who know contact law, or should. If they agreed to get inventory dumped on them, then that's their problem.
I think there's an affiliate link on Futuremark.com.Where is the option to buy 2 - 2080 tis?
If the AIB makers made a bad deal with Nvidia that's their problem. They're grown ups. They have lawyers who know contact law, or should. If they agreed to get inventory dumped on them, then that's their problem.