Discussion RTX 2080 Ti Performance for DC Projects

[IEC]

I got my grubby little paws on a eVGA RTX 2080 Ti Black Edition for the wallet-smashing price of $999. All value questions aside, it's one smoking hot GPU (both literally and figuratively).

What DC projects would the TeAm like me to benchmark?

Notes:
This is the TU102-300 non-A GPU at its heart, meant for non-overclocked boards. It still manually overclocks to 2000+.
It shares the same reference nVidia PCB as the Founder's Edition.
The dual-fan HSF is definitely not a performance option.
Limited to +112% power slider on Afterburner 4.60 beta.
Micron GDDR6 memory.

I started off with a little F@H, and of course drew the short straw again and got a PRCG 14124 WU right off the bat:


Do note that this is a 50% higher PPD than my ROG Strix 1080 Ti is capable of for the same WU, so it does have better performance per watt...

Speaking of wattage, this thing runs hot! With an ambient of 24°C in a Lian Li PCO11-Air it will hit 77°C at 100% fan and 80°C at 80% fan at stock settings (other than fan). It boosts to 1800 +/- 15 on the core at stock.

 

[ericlp]

I've been reading the reviews on these new cards, even from builders from EVGA... Some are complaining the card didn't last a few weeks till artifacts have showed up. A lot of computer cases have really poor airflow, and I think those people returning cards may be the source of this problem. Probably better heating solutions for these newer cards are needed.

It's funny, I have a case that many people think the airflow is great. I didn't think it was that great till I fixed it. Tho, most people aren't running their equipment full tilt @ 24/7

 

[Markfw]

I got my grubby little paws on a eVGA RTX 2080 Ti Black Edition for the wallet-smashing price of $999. All value questions aside, it's one smoking hot GPU (both literally and figuratively).

What DC projects would the TeAm like me to benchmark?

Notes:
This is the TU102-300 non-A GPU at its heart, meant for non-overclocked boards. It still manually overclocks to 2000+.
It shares the same reference nVidia PCB as the Founder's Edition.
The dual-fan HSF is definitely not a performance option.
Limited to +112% power slider on Afterburner 4.60 beta.
Micron GDDR6 memory.

I started off with a little F@H, and of course drew the short straw again and got a PRCG 14124 WU right off the bat:
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Do note that this is a 50% higher PPD than my ROG Strix 1080 Ti is capable of for the same WU, so it does have better performance per watt...

Speaking of wattage, this thing runs hot! With an ambient of 24°C in a Lian Li PCO11-Air it will hit 77°C at 100% fan and 80°C at 80% fan at stock settings (other than fan). It boosts to 1800 +/- 15 on the core at stock.

Under windows is that ? under linux, I get 1.2-1.3 million ppd on my 1080ti's for 14124 units that cost me $500 recently.

 

[IEC]

Under windows is that ? under linux, I get 1.2-1.3 million ppd on my 1080ti's for 14124 units that cost me $500 recently.

Yes, Windows 10 to compare apples to apples. But you are correct that Linux will yield better results.

 

[TennesseeTony]

GPU Grid doesn't yet support 20-series cards, but I'd like to see some long run results of that once the code is updated.

 

[Assimilator1]

I see these (as any modern card) aren't strong on the double precision front, but I'd be interested to see it's Milkyway@Home performance, it's 367-421 GFLOPs is slightly better than my RX 580 (362-386 GFLOPs) (wiki figures).
Check out my Milkyway benchmark thread to see which is the credited WU we're using (particularly note the latest posts, I can't remember if I updated the op).
I'll be benchmarking my RX 580 soon, once I've stopped running F@H on it in a few weeks.

 

[IEC]

I see these (as any modern card) aren't strong on the double precision front, but I'd be interested to see it's Milkyway@Home performance, it's 367-421 GFLOPs is slightly better than my RX 580 (362-386 GFLOPs) (wiki figures).
Check out my Milkyway benchmark thread to see which is the credited WU we're using (particularly note the latest posts, I can't remember if I updated the op).
I'll be benchmarking my RX 580 soon, once I've stopped running F@H on it in a few weeks.

Yeah nV gimps DP pretty hard on their consumer cards. That's basically RX 580 class numbers, and I got two of those puppies for $125 each which is literally 8x better bang for the buck (at least for Milkyway)

Edit: Added some results to your thread. RTX 2080 Ti is a bust, lol

 

[Assimilator1]

Lol, have replied, it might do much better running multiple WUs