09-06-2018, 09:09 PM
Oh man.
I really really don't understand what are you talking about.
Nvidia’s Director of Technical Marketing, Tom Peterson, joined HotHardware on its 2.5 Geeks podcast and when queried about the RTX 2080 outperforming the GTX 1080 Ti, he said that he thinks there would be cases that would happen but couldn’t say for sure.
So, what better proof than nVidia itself ?
The clocks and the number of CUDA cores have already
been published.
Just do the math.
2070 is slower than 2080
2080 is slower than 1080 Ti
2080 Ti has more than double the price of 1080 Ti and it's around 30% faster than 1080 Ti.
TDP is already published.
What further proof ?
Rumors regarding Vega20 are talking about a 20 TFlops beast.
Regarding Ray Tracing is not accurate what you are saying.
RTX cards do not have real Ray Tracing.
That's impossible for the current and many future generation cards because it needs PetaFlops not Teraflops.
nVidia provides hybrid Ray Tracing, be careful with the difference.
AMD doesn't need to provide support for such a feature that noone really supports right now.
It's another trick from nVidia like PhysX, HairWorks, GameWorks etc.
The usual tricks that nVidia does in order to kill the competition with "unique" features that eventually die.
AMD has the gaming consoles market so it's very difficult for nVidia to force such changes.
The killing feature of Turing cards is really non existent in games of today and you really don't know the future.
I really really don't understand what are you talking about.
Nvidia’s Director of Technical Marketing, Tom Peterson, joined HotHardware on its 2.5 Geeks podcast and when queried about the RTX 2080 outperforming the GTX 1080 Ti, he said that he thinks there would be cases that would happen but couldn’t say for sure.
So, what better proof than nVidia itself ?
The clocks and the number of CUDA cores have already
been published.
Just do the math.
2070 is slower than 2080
2080 is slower than 1080 Ti
2080 Ti has more than double the price of 1080 Ti and it's around 30% faster than 1080 Ti.
TDP is already published.
What further proof ?
Rumors regarding Vega20 are talking about a 20 TFlops beast.
Regarding Ray Tracing is not accurate what you are saying.
RTX cards do not have real Ray Tracing.
That's impossible for the current and many future generation cards because it needs PetaFlops not Teraflops.
nVidia provides hybrid Ray Tracing, be careful with the difference.
AMD doesn't need to provide support for such a feature that noone really supports right now.
It's another trick from nVidia like PhysX, HairWorks, GameWorks etc.
The usual tricks that nVidia does in order to kill the competition with "unique" features that eventually die.
AMD has the gaming consoles market so it's very difficult for nVidia to force such changes.
The killing feature of Turing cards is really non existent in games of today and you really don't know the future.