NVIDIA GeForce RTX - Official Launch Event

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Keywords: NVIDIA, GeForce, PC Gaming, GeForce GTX, GeForce RTX, Ray Tracing, 20 Series, Gamescom, best ray tracing, real time ray tracing, 2080, 2080 Ti, 2070, Jensen, livestream, press conference, full livestream, Cologne, Be For The Game, full, reveal, GeForce RTX reveal, reaction, power, technology, RTX technology, ray tracing technology, Turing

Id: Mrixi27G9yM

Length: 105min 33sec (6333 seconds)

Published: Mon Aug 20 2018

Reddit Comments

[u/Alexanderz0]

It's been depressing to see the reaction of salty, entitled gamers to this card. A continuation of Pascal would have been underwhelming. They probably would have made a card that has better raster performance than the Turing GPU, but it would have cost just as much, because Nvidia has no competition.

Meanwhile, the architecture of this card is extremely future-oriented. If people want half the things they believe they'll get from the singularity, then they're going to need hardware with these types of features in their personal computers.

I would commend Nvidia for managing to release an entirely new architecture while still managing to improve performance in every way from the previous generation. The 20-series cards still have better raster performance than the 10-series, just not as large of an increase as they would if they were an evolution of the old architecture.

[u/a4mula]

And an 1199 msrp. Compared to 599 for the 1080ti when it launched. 11 games that support ray tracing, zero real time, and none on the horizon.

All this is, is NVIDIAs attempt to clear old surplus hardware without cutting its prices.

Fuck NVIDIA. I've been loyal since the 8800, I'm done.

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Edit: This is a dirty little thing to do, but I don't care. This is preemptive of our friendly NVIDIA shill peddling his wares of how amazing raytracing is. I'll let you decide:

Excerpt from fellow redditors trying the new 2080ti

Battlefield V For Battlefield V, the situation was similar with a 1080p 144Hz monitor, playing on the Rotterdam map over LAN. There were framedrops during fast-paced scenes and in general it didn’t seem like it could keep up with the game. Again, there was no FPS info available but the RTX 2080 Ti was almost surely not cranking out 60fps Here, the real-time ray tracing was also very noticeable, with vivid dynamic reflections in puddles, windows, and river. Even at 1080p, those features added to the overall image quality, though the ultimate performance cost was unclear.

HAHAHAHAH 1080p @ 60fps... dropped frames. Take a bow NVIDIA.

[u/TransPlanetInjection]

That was inspiring