Tuesday, August 28th 2018
First Time Spy Benchmark of Upcoming NVIDIA RTX 2080 Graphics Card Leaks
A Time Spy benchmark score of one of NVIDIA's upcoming RTX 20-series graphics cards has come out swinging in a new leak. We say "one of NVIDIA's" because we can't say for sure which core configuration this graphics card worked on: the only effective specs we have are the 8 GB of GDDR6 memory working at 14 Gbps, which translates to either NVIDIA's RTX 2070 or RTX 2080 graphics cards. If we were of the betting type, we'd say these scores are likely from an NVIDIA RTX 2080, simply because the performance improvement over the last generation 1080 (which usually scores around the 7,300's) sits pretty at some 36% - more or less what NVIDIA has been doing with their new generation introductions.
The 10,030 points scored in Time Spy by this NVIDIA RTX graphics card brings its performance levels up to GTX 1080 Ti levels, and within spitting distance of the behemoth Titan Xp. This should put to rest questions regarding improved performance in typical (read, non-raytracing) workloads on NVIDIA's upcoming RTX series. It remains to be seen, as it comes to die size, which part of this improvement stems from actual rasterization performance improvements per core, or if this comes only from increased number of execution units (NVIDIA says it doesn't, by the way).
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The 10,030 points scored in Time Spy by this NVIDIA RTX graphics card brings its performance levels up to GTX 1080 Ti levels, and within spitting distance of the behemoth Titan Xp. This should put to rest questions regarding improved performance in typical (read, non-raytracing) workloads on NVIDIA's upcoming RTX series. It remains to be seen, as it comes to die size, which part of this improvement stems from actual rasterization performance improvements per core, or if this comes only from increased number of execution units (NVIDIA says it doesn't, by the way).
38 Comments on First Time Spy Benchmark of Upcoming NVIDIA RTX 2080 Graphics Card Leaks
don't delay, buytoday !
Provided that this assumed GTX2080 frequency of 2025 MHz is accurate, Turing should be 10-15% faster per theoretical FP32 TFLOPs :)
Yeah...nope.
Fine wine much?
i know,but think why new rtx 2080 gpu put power in that it just win OLD gtx 1080 or even gtx 1080 ti,bocoz different of ti and not ti version are about 20%? no sense.
no!
you looking rtx 2070 ocd score
as isay many times
rtx 2050 ti = > gtx 1070
rtx 2060 = gtx 1080/vega64
rtx 2070 = > gtx 1080 ti
rtx 2080 = gtx 1080 ti + 45%
rtx 2080 ti = >gtx 1080 ti SLI + little more
wait and see, 15 of next month...
It was hardly long ago when the 970 took on the 780Ti at a much lower, AFFORDABLE price point, and then the 1070 won over the 980Ti, although at a price premium which should not have been the case.
Now you need an even more costly 2080 card to compete with a 1080ti, which means the 2070 will not be a match for it.
So there ya go, lower performance, at a much higher price ---> Nvidia fleecing us.
So according to this, you are supposed to get a +5% boost from 1080 Ti for 850-900$. Deal of the year.If you take the quality of NV drivers of the last months, or even 1,5-2 years, a pre-released driver may not be as bad as it sounds.
For a comparison, this is what my overclock GTX 1080 TI scores.
www.3dmark.com/spy/2333033
thats on a low power mining setting..
trog