Really liking the result. Buy 2080 Super.It's because we want to know if the extra performance is worth it and from what I've found here it isnt.Do you want the best Bang for the buck or simple the most power you can get?I'm asking if the extra money for a ti is worth it This is not in any way justified, stop cutting any slack. I looked at the specs and bought a 2080ti this morning. save hide report. Lol.Afford is relative. How long are you keeping the gpu for. 114 comments. Hello! Posted by 2 days ago. But it would cut into my savings for bigger stuff (New car? I have a 1080ti with EVGA's hybrid cooler, and it'll sit at 60C all day long at 2GHz core/5.1GHz mem/120% power target, both in games and while folding. Then the Ti.Do you not want to basically double the price of your build, and still be on the cutting edge? Sure, a custom loop can do even better, but I'd hardly call that mediocre.1080ti owner here. I haven't seen air cooler results get anywhere close to that. (Afford = acquiring said good or service will have no effect in acquiring other goods or services you need. If you want the absolute best the go for it but the super will likely close the gap between the 2080 and the 2080 Ti quite a bit. Then the 2080 Super.I dont think any card is worth $1,000 and I could never justify that kind of money. I can get a brand new MSI RTX 2080 TI Gaming Trio for $990, so I was thinking if I should just get the deal (it won't last for a long time) or wait for the RTX 2080 Super.
Last gen the 1080ti was considered the card to get for 4k, so if you get a 2080 super and play in 4k you'll be fine. The GeForce RTX 2080 Ti is the company's flagship card; built around the large Turing TU102 graphics processor, which features an incredible 4,352 CUDA cores, using 18.6 billion transistors. Or the Ti version will keep being the flagship until the next series?Thank you so much for your help everyone!2080 Ti will still be a good chunk ahead of the 2080 Super. The 2080 Super is a higher binned version of the original RTX 2080 which it replaces at the same price of $700 USD. 1.9k. Now, a 2080 super beats a 1080ti by a smidge and you get ray tracing. A decent aftermarket 2080 Ti for 990 bucks is actually not terrible price/performance considering those usually cost 1200 bucks.
A 2080 ti would be a waste for a 1080p screen for example. GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Conclusion: Many people were disappointed with this series obviously including myself. ).If you got millions and money really doesn't matter, then grab the best you can.Anything below that you grab what you need. Always buy the best you can afford. I didn't get a 2080ti because it's a rip off for like 15% more performance. 2080 Super is the way to go no matter how fast or slow it is, that or just wait for the actual next gen next year where we actually get more performance for the same money than we did before.If you want the Ti get the Ti. The 2080 Super is still down like 25% the core count of the 2080 Ti, which is also roughly how much worse performing it will likely be. It doesn't matter how many FPS your GPU can push if it 1 is bottle-necked by CPU capabilities or 2 your monitor's refresh rate. Buy 2080 Ti.Want less performance for less money? I have the “need” now and didn’t want to wait until ~August for the Super.2080 super will be WAY CHEAPER, for its price rn it’s really worth itI think the real Q here is what is your CPU and more importantly your monitors refresh rate and res. Last gen the 1080ti was considered the card to get for 4k, so if you get a 2080 super and play in 4k you'll be fine. This time, NVIDIA Founders Edition come overclocked out of the box, but a higher price point too. RTX and dlss support and performance did increase over time but far too late into the life span of these cards … 179 comments.
My first build. Then I grabbed a GTX 970 and missed the awesome performance jump to the 1xxx series.I mean the ti is currently the top dog, as far as I'm aware, and if you don't care about piece point and just want an insane card, go for that. It's a trash product and nobody should buy it. Absolutely. Also, knowing already the specifications of the RTX 2080 Super, do you think it will be much better/get much better framerates (has faster memory speed and clock MHz) than the 2080 Ti?