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Oh my good people Wow so the new rtx series has finally launched we have
pretty much you know the basic information out of it and I can
guarantee the new RTX 20 series are definitely the cards for the future and
so we have the our RTX 2070 the 2080 and the 2080 TI they're supposed to be on
the shelf on September 20th but only for the 2080 and a 2080 TI because the our
RTX 2070 while everyone is excited about the GPU is not yet available pre-orders
are not up and no board partners are selling that car just yet as well so
we'll have to wait and see when that comes out potentially sometime in
October now the pricing for the new 20 series
cards is kind of variable so the founders Edition are more expensive
versus like slightly lower clock reference editions from work partners
are going for about $50 cheaper which is the example with the RTXs 2080 so
the founders Edition is $7.99 versus EVGA Sangam for 750 or the pre-orders
are going out but they also have the 850 versions so it all depends on the clocks
the rtx 2080 TI for example goes for $1,200 for the founders Edition and
again $50 cheaper for the custom board partner EVGA version but you also have a
$50 extra premium on top of their higher clock starts while the RTX 2070
is starting from $4.99 which is a super attractive price point for you know the
new 20 series GPUs but the founders Edition is $5.99 and you cannot preorder
that just yet but still you can see there is that price fluctuation between
founders Edition and reference cards now for the basic specifications the rtx
2070 is running in two thousand three hundred four quarter course at 16 20
megahertz on the boost with a gigabytes of gddr5 the RTX 2080 has 2944 CUDA cores
with 17 10 megahertz on the boost and eight gigabytes of gddr5 epi is kind of
insane at 4352 cuda cores 1545 on the megahertz on the boost and
11 gigabytes of gddr5 how they in games versus the previous Pascal
architecture but the new Turin architecture seems promising because of
the new rtx platform and this is pretty exciting because now we have new
hardware on the actual die that handle specific tasks with regards to AI and
rate tracing so we have new tensor cores and new RT cores that will
handle those particular tasks very well and while we still have the regular
graphics pipeline through cooler course and it handling compute very well and
these new tensor cores and RT cores seem to be so important to move the
whole visual industry forward within gaming because that way we can have you
know photorealistic life realistic light reflections right refractions within
your scene so it is based on texture based on other objects with a new
environment and that is pretty amazing to see and some of the demos that
they've showed like bow fit 5 and actually seen fire
you know reflecting off a hood of a metal car and then seeing that in
Windows and seeing how all those scenes interact with each other to give you
like a really beautiful and visually stimulated gameplay it was truly
starting to see something like that especially when we have RTX on and
off that visual representation on what exactly our RTX gives us in terms of that
visual advantage you know it's not there to give us any indication for better
competitive advantage in the game but it's all about that visual experience so
it is I would say highly subjective and that brings up an important concern
because these tensor cores and RT cores occupy physical space on the die
so what happens if they're not being used by the application and so Nvidia is
trying to give developers that hardware to handle AI and ray-tracing tasks and
so it is almost like reliant on developers buy-in for RTX to be
successful and one relevant example I can give you is with quick sing support
with Adobe Premiere and how it's been so slow to get adopted by such a popular
program within you know with a PC space and so it also brings up the concerns of
RTX and in the future another example is aimed
the true audio which was an actual also function block that's built-in onto the
die but game developers didn't use it and therefore it was wasted and almost
dead on arrival and so this entire MTX ecosystem with the twenty series cards
it's kind of the future of graphics cards because of that visual advancement
that we get with light interaction within your scene but it is highly
dependent on developers by in with MTX and them using that platform to your
built-in into their games and right now I think we have about 21 games that
they've said that Nvidia said we'll come with MTX support which is great to see
but we need to see that on a much larger scale because right now it's such a new
technology that's looking so far in a head that the consumer ends up paying
for the cost of that adoption now one tiny concern the rises from seeing the
demos like the Ironman suit where he's all dressed up in this like really shiny
metal is that everything becomes a little bit too shiny and I understand
from a point of a demo that it's awesome to see how that texture is interacting
with the light that is in the scene I just hope that game developers don't
push that too far and make everything super shiny so that everything can be
reflecting light because not only will that be just a huge hindrance of
performance on the GPU most likely but also it might look too fake when it's
like too shiny and too reflective so we'll see and so this entire 20 series
launch is pretty exciting because RTX is the future of gaming visuals I think you
know ray-tracing incorporating like that proper light interaction between
textures materials and other light sources within your scene that is
awesome but NVIDIA relies heavily on the future games to push RTX and not what is
available now and that's understandable and so my question to you is do you
think that there's no price premium especially for the RTX 2080 ti
for $500 more versus the GTX 1080 TI is worth it to you right now because there
is nothing on the market that has rtx support just yeah
so you kind of have to buy into the architecture and this whole ecosystem
with the expectation of rtx enabled applications to come later a few more
things I'd like to mention is the whole GTD are six memory so it's faster much
higher bandwidth for that plus we have the new and you link support so I think
if you're doing SLI then you're combining the entire memory pool you're
not just having it and we also have the virtual link so the type-c connection at
the back of the card for future of your applications and I'm guessing because we
have the new tensor cores and our RT cores for VR applications that's going
to be just killer killer quality and super performance and yeah overall I
think they're preparing to go into direction where the industry is just
about to turn and it seems like Nvidia is their first I also would love to hear
what you think about the new shroud design for the founders addition you
know duel fans kinda like that flat section in the center illuminate logo of
course and that backplate but now because we have two fans the back side
of the card is closed so the air will be exhausted through the top of the card
where the geforce text is located with the rtx so it looks okay but yeah let
us know if you thinking alright guys so that is the RTX 20 series from Nvidia
pretty exciting stuff and they will just have to wait and see how those new
tensor and RT cores are utilized and how they are wasted outside of this whole RTX
arena in regular games that don't utilize that stuff but you have to wait
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