Yes, Pascal will boost clockspeeds and power consumption until it hits 82C. On my EVGA this was still very quiet, but blower cards would of course be much louder.
After talking with some people (randoms on the internet) I might just have a bad Vega card, as my temperatures are definitely not normal, especially when undervolting (without overclocking). Now to decide if I try to RMA or just return it.
Edit: Yeah this has to be defective. I just put the GTX 1080 back in and the 3dmark stress test is at 67C the whole time with occasional dips into 68C (and never above), and thatâs with 50% fan speed. So cooling in my case is perfectly fine.
RTX TITAN seen in the wild. I predict $1599
Iâve seen 2080ti for more than that, so I bet this is even higher.
Thatâs $1749 on Amazon right now. Ridiculous.
Yeah, 2x series Titan will be $2k or more. Nvidia appears to be in f-it mode.
Yeah but that is a reseller, not actually Amazon. :p
Dear lord, and I felt like I paid a lot for my 2080 Ti.
Bahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahha god dammit. Well done, sir.
Big improvements in RTX performance to come, claim the Battlefield V people.
https://techreport.com/news/34299/nvidia-promises-major-rtx-boost-with-battlefield-v-update
That is a huge boost, for sure. Good stuff, if it pans out even the 2070 will be somewhat RTX capable, at 1080p, with a g-sync monitor for periods of high frametimes.
LOL whatever happened to âit just worksâ?
I guess âit just worksâ with tons of optimization, like pretty much everything else.
The rays themselves âjust workâ, but you can determine how many rays you use to paint a scene, the resolution for shadows, occlusions, and reflections, and dynamically adjust that count every frame to target a <16.67ms frametime. Thatâs my guess as to what theyâre doing. Possibly combine that with dynamic resolution also.
Yeah, Digital Foundryâs video described a bunch of optimizations DICE might be able to make, which they simply havenât had a chance to implement. Ray tracing is absolutely not a âsolvedâ problem.
Kinda glad I found a 1070 Ti for under four hundred. Has made a big difference in the games I play, and now my wife has my 970, an upgrade from her 670. Win/win.
2070 gets 70fps with RTX high at 1080p
2080 gets 60fps with RTX high at 1440p
2080 TI gets 47fps with RTX high at 4k (which may not be too bad with gsync)
NOW LEAVE US ALONE, STUSSER!
/runs and cries on Nvidia RTX pillow
Iâm not holding my breath