• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
WebSetNet

WebSetNet

Technology News

en English
af Afrikaanssq Shqipam አማርኛar العربيةhy Հայերենaz Azərbaycan dilieu Euskarabe Беларуская моваbn বাংলাbs Bosanskibg Българскиca Catalàceb Cebuanony Chichewazh-CN 简体中文zh-TW 繁體中文co Corsuhr Hrvatskics Čeština‎da Dansknl Nederlandsen Englisheo Esperantoet Eestitl Filipinofi Suomifr Françaisfy Fryskgl Galegoka ქართულიde Deutschel Ελληνικάgu ગુજરાતીht Kreyol ayisyenha Harshen Hausahaw Ōlelo Hawaiʻiiw עִבְרִיתhi हिन्दीhmn Hmonghu Magyaris Íslenskaig Igboid Bahasa Indonesiaga Gaeligeit Italianoja 日本語jw Basa Jawakn ಕನ್ನಡkk Қазақ тіліkm ភាសាខ្មែរko 한국어ku كوردی‎ky Кыргызчаlo ພາສາລາວla Latinlv Latviešu valodalt Lietuvių kalbalb Lëtzebuergeschmk Македонски јазикmg Malagasyms Bahasa Melayuml മലയാളംmt Maltesemi Te Reo Māorimr मराठीmn Монголmy ဗမာစာne नेपालीno Norsk bokmålps پښتوfa فارسیpl Polskipt Portuguêspa ਪੰਜਾਬੀro Românăru Русскийsm Samoangd Gàidhligsr Српски језикst Sesothosn Shonasd سنڌيsi සිංහලsk Slovenčinasl Slovenščinaso Afsoomaalies Españolsu Basa Sundasw Kiswahilisv Svenskatg Тоҷикӣta தமிழ்te తెలుగుth ไทยtr Türkçeuk Українськаur اردوuz O‘zbekchavi Tiếng Việtcy Cymraegxh isiXhosayi יידישyo Yorùbázu Zulu
  • Technology News
    • Mobile
    • Games
  • Internet Marketing
  • System Admin
    • Windows
    • Linux
    • Mac & Apple
    • Website Scripts
      • WordPress

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti vs GeForce GTX 1080 Ti: Turing vs Pascal Flagship

August 5, 2020 by Martin6

These days a flagship Titanium card from NVIDIA costs more than $1,000. To give you some perspective, you can build a 4K capable PC for that sum that’s around 20% slower in the latest titles. The last-gen Pascal flagship cost approximately $699, about 30% less than its successor.

One of the core advantages of the RTX 2080 Ti over the 1080 Ti is the inclusion of the RTCores for hardware-accelerated ray-tracing. But what about sheer raster performance. At present, there aren’t a ton of RTX enabled titles around, so the argument is more or less invalid.

In this post, we’ll compare the two flagships across a bunch of modern titles and see how they perform. In the end, we’ll analyze whether the RTX 2080 Ti is worth the extra investment or just the result of a stagnating market.

Test Bed

  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X (read the review here)
  • Motherboard: ASRock X570 Taichi
  • RAM: 16GB Trident Z Royal @ 3600MHz
  • PSU: Corsair HX1000i
  • HDD: WD Black 4TB

RTX 2080 Ti vs GTX 1080 Ti: Gaming Performance and Benchmarks

We’ll be conducting all the benchmarks at 4K at the highest quality preset unless specified otherwise and we’ll be sticking to the newer DX12 API wherever possible. Let’s go!

The results vary from game to game. Some titles like Ashes show a minor difference of a mere 10% while Deus Ex and Metro Exodus see a boost of between 40-50%. However the average performance gain with Turing stays at around 30-35%. Most titles that see a larger boost are DX12 games with deeper implementations Asynchronous Compute, something Maxwell and Pascal struggled with.

The RTX 2080 Ti is just 15% faster than the RTX 2080 Super

This isn’t a negative conclusion, but over the last decade, we’re used to newer generations being at least 50-60% faster than their predecessors. In the case of the 2080 Ti, the performance boost sees a notable decline, but the price tag rises sharply.

It makes you realize why NVIDIA has been marketing its RTX features as a key feature of the Turing lineup. While the RTX Supers are a worthy upgrade compared to the GTX 10 series cards, the vanilla 20 series was a more toothless lineup. There are rumors of a Super version of the RTX 2080 Ti but I believe it’s unlikely. NVIDIA doesn’t face any competition in the top-end GPU space.

AMD is presently working on midrange variants of Navi, so while we can expect the RX 5500 XT and the 5600 XT soon enough, there’s still no word on Big Navi.

Meanwhile, NVIDIA’s Ampere lineup is expected to land at Computex 2020. Based on the 7nm EUV process from Samsung, we expect it to be a much beefier upgrade compared to Pascal, and of course, you can expect improved ray-tracing capabilities for upcoming games like Cyberpunk 2077. And considering that Navi 20 will launch with hardware-level ray-tracing support, NVIDIA will no doubt be under pressure to come up with a more competitive 7nm lineup.

The post NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti vs GeForce GTX 1080 Ti: Turing vs Pascal Flagship appeared first on TechQuila.

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Primary Sidebar

Trending

  • Mobile
    Latest Samsung Galaxy Note 20 leak is a spec dump revealing key features
  • Mobile
    How to Backup SMS Messages on Your Android Smartphone
  • Windows
    Windows 10: OpenCL and OpenGL Compatibility Pack released by Microsoft
  • Mobile
    Vivo X60, X60 Pro listing reveals specifications ahead of official launch
  • errore outlook non implementato
    Troubleshoot Outlook “Not implemented” Unable to Send Email Error
  • Windows 10 Update keeps failing with error 0x8007001f – 0x20006
  • Technology News
    Lenovo Legion 7 is the "world's first 16-inch QHD gaming laptop"
  • Mobile
    Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 could be scheduled for June 2021, with S Pen support
  • Games
    Watch Dogs: Legion Online Multiplayer Delayed To Next Year, New Patch Drops Tomorrow
  • Mobile
    Mi 11 and Mi 11 Pro likely to be launched alongside the Qualcomm Snapdragon 875
  • Technology News
    AMD EPYC Rome in (Deep) Mini-ITX? ASRock Rack's New ROMED4ID-2T
  • Linux
    How to Install GnuCash 4.2 via PPA in Ubuntu 20.04, Linux Mint 20
  • Windows
    How To Search the Windows Event Log with PowerShell
  • Windows
    HandBrake alternative software to Rip DVDs on Windows 10
  • Windows
    Limit Office 365 Telemetry with this undocumented setting

Footer

Tags

5G Amazon Alexa Amazon Fire Apple Apple TV Black Shark 3 Call of Duty F1 2020 Facebook Face ID FIFA 21 Galaxy Note 20 Halo Infinite headphones iPhone laptop macOS MediaTek Microsoft 365 Microsoft Surface Duo Microsoft Teams Nest Hub Netflix OneDrive OnePlus Nord POCO M2 Pro Raspberry Pi 4 vpn WhatsApp Windows 10 wireless earbuds

Archives

  • January 2021
  • December 2020
  • November 2020
  • October 2020
  • September 2020
  • August 2020
  • July 2020

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org