I want to buy a RTX 2080 Super TI when will they come out?

techmanc

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well as the thread states when are the RTX 2080 Super TI going to be released as thats the next card I want to buy and also when will we see a new version the NVIDIA graphic cards as if they are going to be released soon I will want to see how they perform and their price?
 

amenx

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Not going to happen. The other Super cards were released to go up against AMDs Navi cards (the 2060S vs 5700, the 2070S vs 5700XT). The reason a 2080S was released was due to the 2070S encroaching on the 2080 performance thus making it pointless. The 2080ti has no competition from AMD and is quite a bit ahead of the 2080S as is. It would also put the RTX Titan in a tough spot. So no point in a 2080Ti Super. This confirmed by Nvidia VP Jeff Fisher.

Things could change if AMD releases a 5800/5900XT that is close in performance, but until then no 2080Ti S.
 

Ottonomous

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There's no incentive for nvidia for to do so, unless its towards the end of the cycle to milk more customers or AMD manage to produce a 80CU Navi within marginally acceptable TDP limits

The 2080 Super only made sense because of the proximity of the 2070S to the original 2080
 

techmanc

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I have a 1080p and 1080ti and the only reason I buy a new card is to get a RXT2080ti which will upgrade my 2 pcs and I can use the 1080p to sell in a new build or use it a a test card!
 

techmanc

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for me the RTX 2080 is the best buy as I want the best card that is avail and willing to pay the cost to get one.

I have my card coming tomorrow check out the link......

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GHXJW5W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I am buying this as well to see if 32gb of ram will make my system run faster and I have 30 days to keep what I want that will be interesting to me because I always wondered with my system that runs a lot of processes like I am running 126 processes right now.


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016ORTNI2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
 

alcoholbob

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Well the value proposition of waiting for such a card is dubious since 7nm Ampere is just around the corner. If you need a gaming card now just get the best deal you can find IMO..
 

amenx

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Well the value proposition of waiting for such a card is dubious since 7nm Ampere is just around the corner. If you need a gaming card now just get the best deal you can find IMO..
Isnt it in 2020? I wouldnt say thats just around the corner.
 

DrMrLordX

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If NV is going to release a "2080 Ti Super", they'll probably hold it until next year whenever AMD launches their high-end Navi.
 

Qwertilot

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This super stuff is going to get about a year on sale, or they’d just have cut prices a little bit or something instead of bothering with a rebrand.

Ampere might appear soon, but it’ll be a very big compute/data center based card for a while first.
 

KentState

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Doubt we will see a 2080 Ti Super for a long time. The current one is so far ahead of what 99% of gamers own and the availability of high refresh rate 4k monitors is limited. The high-end is and has been boring for the last three years.
 

techmanc

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Anyway I bought 2080 ti for 1200 and 75 tax and then I returned it because I buy a lot other things I need.

Also I can be patient for the next nivdia next card that will come out in 2020.
 

amrnuke

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Anyway I bought 2080 ti for 1200 and 75 tax and then I returned it because I buy a lot other things I need.

Also I can be patient for the next nivdia next card that will come out in 2020.

Probably a good choice, unless you are really into kinky stuff.