There's not even a driver available for the card at the moment so I wouldn't blindly take NVIDIA's word
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Console Gamers you have the juice again - nvidia has lost their minds with the GeForce 20 series
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There's not even a driver available for the card at the moment so I wouldn't blindly take NVIDIA's word
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I don't think anybody knows anything quite yet. I preordered my two 2080ti cards and they ship on 10/8/18. If the benchmarks do show there is no performance increase when they are released on 9/20/18, I can cancel my preorder. If there is a substantial increase, I'll be able to get the cards as quickly as possible. If I wait around until 9/20 to see benchmarks, I wouldn't be able to get the cards until late November or December. It made sense for me to preorder them
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I feel u. I dont know bro I'm just not at all excited from what I've been seeing from the ray tracing shyt. Dont really seem worth it imo. Its prolly a feature I would turn off in favor of performance and not miss it one bit.I don't think anybody knows anything quite yet. I preordered my two 2080ti cards and they ship on 10/8/18. If the benchmarks do show there is no performance increase when they are released on 9/20/18, I can cancel my preorder. If there is a substantial increase, I'll be able to get the cards as quickly as possible. If I wait around until 9/20 to see benchmarks, I wouldn't be able to get the cards until late November or December. It made sense for me to preorder them
You've been very anti-20XX cards in every thread on here. It's like you have some sort of agenda or something
There's not even a driver available for the card at the moment so I wouldn't blindly take NVIDIA's word
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Nobody knows anything right now. If there is a nice performance increase, I'll get my cards in early October. If there is no performance increase, I can easily cancel my preorder or sell the cards at a profit. Not preordering ensures that I cannot get the cards in October (and most likely not in November either). There's no harm in preordering, but there is harm to not preordering. It just makes sense
You've been very anti-20XX cards in every thread on here. It's like you have some sort of agenda or something
There is no agenda, it's called not being a shill for NVIDIA and justifying price gauging. I don't blindly support any corporation.
Nobody knows anything right now. If there is a nice performance increase, I'll get my cards in early October. If there is no performance increase, I can easily cancel my preorder or sell the cards at a profit. Not preordering ensures that I cannot get the cards in October (and most likely not in November either). There's no harm in preordering, but there is harm to not preordering. It just makes sense
I'm of the mind that, that per-ordering is a no go for any product. I don't need it immediately because it's not that serious, and I'll just wait for the reviews.
spliz
SplizThaDon
What I will say is this my nikka. nikkas that got a hold of Shadows of The Tomb Raider are sayin that the 2080ti is getting only 30 to 40fps with ray tracing on at 1080P! That's bugged out bro. And I cant imagine it being THAT much better at launch. 1080p 30fps is some 2010 shyt for PC gamers. LolYou've been very anti-20XX cards in every thread on here. It's like you have some sort of agenda or something
Nobody knows anything right now. If there is a nice performance increase, I'll get my cards in early October. If there is no performance increase, I can easily cancel my preorder or sell the cards at a profit. Not preordering ensures that I cannot get the cards in October (and most likely not in November either). There's no harm in preordering, but there is harm to not preordering. It just makes sense
I can appreciate not wanting to preorder anything, I guessThere is no agenda, it's called not being a shill for NVIDIA and justifying price gauging. I don't blindly support any corporation.
I'm of the mind that, that per-ordering is a no go for any product. I don't need it immediately because it's not that serious, and I'll just wait for the reviews.
But saying that you don't shill for any corporation, is a little disingenuous, as I remember you hyping up the 2990wx, which costs $1800 (to be fair, I too was hyped about that chip as well). If you are not convinced that very many games with support ray-tracing, you should also be of the mind that there will be very few games that use 32 cores (if any)
Yeah, and Crystal Dynamics said it was an early build and it will be better in the future. They even said ray-tracing won't even be available at launch, but will be implemented in a patch at a later date.
Still, it is not great to see those benchmarks. Battlefield V performed better though. We'll see come 9/20
I can appreciate not wanting to preorder anything, I guess
But saying that you don't shill for any corporation, is a little disingenuous, as I remember you hyping up the 2990wx, which costs $1800 (to be fair, I too was hyped about that chip as well). If you are not convinced that very many games with support ray-tracing, you should also be of the mind that there will be very few games that use 32 cores (if any)
Sorry man, I've just been cranky
Chron's like symptoms
But saying that you don't shill for any corporation, is a little disingenuous, as I remember you hyping up the 2990wx, which costs $1800 (to be fair, I too was hyped about that chip as well). If you are not convinced that very many games with support ray-tracing, you should also be of the mind that there will be very few games that use 32 cores (if any)
And this is a fallacy anyway because I've always said HEDT chips aren't for gaming and never hyped it for gaming. I was just congratulating AMD for coming back from the dead. So thanks for making a point I didn't make.
Two, most games won't be supporting ray tracing. It's tomorrow's technology. There's a reason NVIDIA didn't show gaming benchmarks for today's games. They're banking on shills justifying any price
At a previous job I had in Chicago, I tested a medicine called "Humira," that helps with Chrons. My participants seemed to like it. However, it is VERY expensiveSorry man, I've just been cranky
Chron's like symptoms
I expect the ray tracing shyt to have spotty performance at first. but you have to start somewhere, and performance can get better as people refine their techniques
I put a clock by certain individuals and have just been sitting back eating my pretzelsAnd this is a fallacy anyway because I've always said HEDT chips aren't for gaming and never hyped it for gaming. I was just congratulating AMD for coming back from the dead. So thanks for making a point I didn't make.
Two, most games won't be supporting ray tracing. It's tomorrow's technology. There's a reason NVIDIA didn't show gaming benchmarks for today's games. They're banking on shills justifying any price
I started this thread for multiple reasons and even got an unforeseen @ORDER_66 and @itsyoung!! special appearance
spliz
SplizThaDon
1080p 30fps in 2018 with a $1200 gpu ain't spotty performance. Its shytty performance. It's just proof that the shyt ain't ready for a consumer market just yet and they kinda forcing/beta testing it with these expensive ass overpriced cards.
this is PC gaming, where the most popular games are still in beta
but no one is forcing anyone to do anything. there's an option to spend a lot of money on 'bleeding edge' shyt. and with that comes the risk that it might not be worth it
if dudes want to flex crazy screenshots, while running the game at 10fps, that should be an option