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2080 super vs 2080ti - Flyinghaggis - 10-08-2019 Hi I am looking to change my two nvidia 2080ti FE's to evga cards. But I have a dilemma, I cant decide whether to go for two (with the option to add a 3rd/4th EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 superFTW3 Ultra Gaming, 8GB GDDR6, ICX2 P4-3287-Kr or two EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 ULTRA GAMING, 11GB GDDR6, iCX2 Technology 11G-P4-2487-KR the problem I have is the boost clock on both of these cards the first has a boost clock of 1845mhz and the second 1755mhz. The sellers are trying to steer me towards purchasing one 2080ti as apposed to the two supers but either way I want two of these cards with the option of three. Now my reasoning is - I will get more bang for my bucks with the two supers (cheaper) than I would with the two 2080ti's (dearer). If anyone has any thoughts/advice/experience related to this post could they please advise. RE: 2080 super vs 2080ti - Kryczek - 10-08-2019 Why replace the FE cards? RE: 2080 super vs 2080ti - Flyinghaggis - 10-08-2019 Not entirely happy with their performance (running at 1635mhz) and as previously mentioned more "bang for my bucks" So I guess part of the question is "should I stick with the setup I have and purchase another Nvidia card RE: 2080 super vs 2080ti - Chick3nman - 10-09-2019 As long as you are keeping your cards cool, they will be boosting WELL about the advertised "boost clock". It will also likely not be a noticeable enough change for you to really care. A couple extra mhz is never bad but the difference in price and cooling design and just card in general may not be worth it. RE: 2080 super vs 2080ti - Flyinghaggis - 10-09-2019 Thanks for that chick - I had kind of decided to keep the FE's as trying to find a board big enough to take the two 2.75 slot cards is quite difficult (providing enough cooling) unless I was putting them in a rig. So what i'll do now is just buy another couple of ti's and run them outside the case until I decide if I want a rig or not. Thanks again |