Wednesday, August 22nd 2018
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NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti Ray-tracing "SOTR" Barely Manages 30-60 FPS at Full HD
Perhaps a lot of driver optimization and game patches are due, but early performance numbers for real-time ray-tracing on NVIDIA's thousand-dollar GeForce RTX 2080 Ti don't look encouraging. German tech publication PCGH tested the enthusiast-segment graphics card on "Shadow of the Tomb Raider," one of the poster-boys of NVIDIA's upcoming ray-tracing acceleration, and found that with all its eye-candy cranked up, the card barely manages 30 to 60 frames per second at Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels).
NVIDIA and Eidos (developers of "Shadow of the Tomb Raider") were quick to respond to the PCGH story. They stated that the build of the game demoed at Gamescom is pre-release, and the studio is still optimizing it for NVIDIA GeForce RTX series; and that the GeForce RTX hardware is running on pre-launch beta drivers that are yet to pack "Game Ready" optimization for SOTR. Catch PCGH's video presentation in the source link below.
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NVIDIA and Eidos (developers of "Shadow of the Tomb Raider") were quick to respond to the PCGH story. They stated that the build of the game demoed at Gamescom is pre-release, and the studio is still optimizing it for NVIDIA GeForce RTX series; and that the GeForce RTX hardware is running on pre-launch beta drivers that are yet to pack "Game Ready" optimization for SOTR. Catch PCGH's video presentation in the source link below.
95 Comments on NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti Ray-tracing "SOTR" Barely Manages 30-60 FPS at Full HD
and tensors are needed for denoising sound tracing.
and AI in gaming, nvidia is bigger than ever before game devs will implement everything nvidia brings to the table.
www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-rtx-2080-gaming-benchmarks-rasterized,37679.html
Comparison of the 1080 vs 2080 in some games.
So, is DLSS actually just upscaling from 1440 with baloney AA to make higher scores? That's all you need to know about perf if so.
This is why performance in that title sucks (apart from the series never really preferring Nvidia hardware):
Nvidia caught themselves lying, anyway. It's been in the works for years, but devs only had 2 weeks from when nvidia's paycheck cleared for some demos? Lolololol. They have nothing to sell the cards with, so scam core market it to hell.
RT and Tensors are very real and seen in the die shot
I'm think more about what I should repurpose my now old 1080Ti.
Keeping it in the System likely just wastes energy. Gave already my 2nd one away as present some month ago. Never saw any for me relevant improvements with 2 and for anything else I have my vega setups.
I note that they chose to run at 4K on a GTX 1080, not exactly that card's domain.
And I feel the need to point it out that asking an enthusiast to downgrade anything for any reasons is pretty much against the term.
Pfftt... If they intend to actually convince people to buy these cards, the base performance outside of the ray tracing stuff better be like 3x that of the card they're replacing, especially when considering their price markup over the previous generation.
You can't argue a conclusion the other party hasn't gotten by argument ;)