Nvidia RTX 2080/Ti Founders Edition Review.

Hi.

I am sure sure this two reviews belong to the DaVinci Resolve Forum.
But I know a lot of you will like to read the Reviews. So here they are:

'Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition Review: A Titan V Killer'

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/nv ... ,5805.html

And

'Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Founders Edition Review: Faster, More Expensive Than GeForce GTX 1080 Ti'

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/nv ... ,5809.html

More Internet reviews will arrive later today and tomorrow.

Regards Carsten.

Great for speed but unfortunately with the same 11GB of memory as the 1080 ti it's very limited for working with 4k+ material.

Great for speed but unfortunately with the same 11GB of memory as the 1080 ti it's very limited for working with 4k+ material.

Perhaps not. It seems the NVLink stuff is all under NDA, but if it works the same way on these cards as it does on the GP100, it would open the door to extreme resolution projects.

Great for speed but unfortunately with the same 11GB of memory as the 1080 ti it's very limited for working with 4k+ material.

Perhaps not. It seems the NVLink stuff is all under NDA, but if it works the same way on these cards as it does on the GP100, it would open the door to extreme resolution projects.

My hopeful thinking, too but according to Mischa Engel in another thread on these cards:

"The memory bandwidth goes down from 616 GByte/s to 100 GByte/s so that won't help much.
(Just set the memory bandwidth from you current GPU back to 100 GByte/s and you will see the results)."

So it doesn't look that hopeful for the RTX line. In plainer words, nVidia would like us to spend twice as much on the bottom end of the Quadro series.

S

I stopped having much respect for Tom's Hardware since they seem to be far more interested in pleasing their advertisers and business partners than actually giving consumers quality reviews and info.

Having said that, I'm interested in seeing some real-world data, particularly from Resolve users who are the early adopters of these new GPUs.

My hopeful thinking, too but according to Mischa Engel in another thread on these cards:

"The memory bandwidth goes down from 616 GByte/s to 100 GByte/s so that won't help much.
(Just set the memory bandwidth from you current GPU back to 100 GByte/s and you will see the results)."

Too bad, I guess I remembered incorrectly how much bandwidth the connection supported.

Hi.

As promised, more GeForce RTX 2080/Ti Founders Edition Reviews:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/13346/th ... ion-review

https://www.gamersnexus.net/hwreviews/3 ... tx-1080-ti


And some YouTubes:

Regards Carsten.