INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Nvidia has at long last announced the GeForce RTX 2080 at Gamescom 2018 in Cologne, Germany, and its a monster of a graphics card.By
graphics card or we even have you slightly excited about this incredible GPU, read on for everything you need to know about the Nvidia
of the three Nvidia RTX 20-series graphics cards, including the RTX 2080, will launch on September 20.This means that the products should be
available in stores and for general online order on that day, and pre-orders processed today on August 20 (at the time of writing) should
ship on that same day: September 20
tricky, as Nvidia is currently talking about two prices regarding its new RTX graphics cards at the time of writing
There are the prices that Nvidia CEO Jen-sen Huang announced on-stage and those found on Nvidia's own website
pre-order the RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti from right now
markedly more expensive than previous launches
This is likely why Nvidia's spending a lot of effort on educating the masses on ray tracing and its benefits, as this is a key feature of
the graphics cards that's likely costly to produce.Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 specsThis is the exciting part of the article
In May, the reported specs of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 were spotted in the TechPowerUp GPU database, and they were looking juicy
However, now we know the real deal, and while they're still impressive, you should level your expectations a bit regarding the core
specifications.The Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 was widely expected to be more powerful than even the Nvidia Titan Xp, the most powerful consumer
graphics card on the market right now
RTX 2080 shakes out in the most essential specifications, that being clock speed, video memory capacity and video memory speed:As you can
see, Nvidia beefed up its Founders Edition card for early adopters, namely in the processor speed area, which is the one you can pre-order
right now (before September 20)
You can see that the basic RTX 2080 actually has a slightly lower clock speed than its predecessor, the GTX 1080.However, this update brings
with it vastly improved GDDR6 video memory, which operates at 4 Gbps faster data transfer speeds than the previous model.Beyond that, Nvidia
isn't focused on the speeds of feeds of these graphics cards, necessarily, but rather the technology that its Turing graphics processors
rendering and output standards, as well daisy-chaining graphics cards via the SLI protocol using the additional Nvidia RTX NVLink Bridge
The card can support up to an 8K (7,860 x 4,320) video resolution, and has a 215W thermal design power rating.Chances are, with this part,
you're going to need to upgrade at least one other piece for it to run smoothly, namely if you have a power supply that's doesn't have
the performance of the Nvidia GTX 1080, but only when DLSS (deep learning super-sampling) is enabled
For most other games, you can likely expect a 20-40% increase in performance, enabling 4K gaming at a steady 60 fps.While Nvidia's
released benchmarks are incredibly vague, it does give us a clue what we should expect from the new cards when they launch here in a few
Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti by 5% and the Nvidia GTX 1080 by 35% in 3DMark Time Spy.We did get a chance to play around with the RTX 2080 bigger Ti
