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EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti XC Ultra 11 GB

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EVGA's RTX 2080 Ti XC Ultra comes with a large triple-slot, dual-fan cooler and is overclocked out of the box. EVGA picked smart, balanced fan settings, making this one of the quietest RTX 2080 Ti cards we tested so far, and it comes with the wonderful idle-fan-stop feature, too.

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Imagine my face reading a review of a video card priced $250 above MSRP, when $250 is what I usually pay for my video cards.

Edit: Nevermid, read the review and the extra 25% cost buys you a cool 2% more performance. That's totally worth it :D

And just leaving this here, but this card still draws less power in gaming than a Vega 64 :eek:

Also, I've seen this little nugget in pretty much every Turing review:
At the time of writing, the latest version of the Final Fantasy XV benchmark supports DLSS, and we put the card through it. We're trying to explore the performance impact of DLSS 2x vs. traditional Temporal AA 2x, along with screenshots showing image quality.
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What does it mean?
 
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It was $1149 when I put in for stock notification weeks ago. Got the notification today, but now it's listed at $1349 at the shop I use.
 
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Edit: Nevermid, read the review and the extra 25% cost buys you a cool 2% more performance. That's totally worth it :D
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Ask the Gold and Silver Medal Winners if 2% matters :) ... if anyone can remember who even won the silver. Silver doesn't get their image on the Wheaties box ... or anything else. For some folks, it's all about "having the best" or bragging rights.


The card delivered a 11.5% OC over stock settings ... Here's a quick summary of relevant data on cards tested so far

 
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2070 nonFE OcOc @499$ is 175% bang for buck, Ti only delivers 50% more frames, should cost 750$. And it will on 8nm shrink.
 
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I still gasp in awe when I see how big TU102 is. It really is massive.

Great card... not so great price.:( even the basic edition 2070 is more than I comfortably pay for a graphics card.
 
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ArbitraryAffection said:
I still gasp in awe when I see how big TU102 is. It really is massive.

Great card... not so great price.:( even the basic edition 2070 is more than I comfortably pay for a graphics card.
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I can't find the source right now, but I have read TU102 is practically as big as the production facility can go.
If you look at the die shot, the traditional rendering area is a bit smaller than Pascal's. But the tensor cores and RT hardware double that size.
 
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