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Nvidia RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti Review

F1 2018

Published: 19th September 2018 | Source: nVidia | Price: £749 and £1099 Respectively | Author: Tom Logan

F1 2018

With F1 2018 we’re running TAA anti-aliasing, 16x Anisotropic Filtering and the Ultra High preset which includes Ultra High shadows, HBAO+ ambient occlusion and those frame-rate sapping Ultra High weather effects.

As a new game in our test suite we're really comparing it to itself here, as we don't really expect the regular GTX 1080 to get close, which indeed it doesn't. Otherwise it's all how you'd expect it to go, with the RTX 2080Ti in particular looking CPU bound at 1080P and even 1440P. This is a card for the large of monitor. 

Most Recent Comments

19-09-2018, 08:59:41

Wraith

First!! I have my Brew and Bourbons ready!Quote

19-09-2018, 09:00:11

AlienALX

Grr I have no F keys on my board. *F5 pretend*Quote

19-09-2018, 09:17:14

Dicehunter

So at 1440P the 2080 Ti is a 10-20FPS gain over a 1080 Ti, About what I expected to be honest, Definitely not worth 1100 quid though.Quote

19-09-2018, 09:18:39

Dawelio

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Originally Posted by Dicehunter So at 1440P it's a 10-20FPS gain over a 1080 Ti, About what I expected to be honest, Definitely not worth 1100 quid though.

You said it dude, you said it Quote

19-09-2018, 09:25:15

tolagarf

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Originally Posted by Dicehunter So at 1440P the 2080 Ti is a 10-20FPS gain over a 1080 Ti, About what I expected to be honest, Definitely not worth 1100 quid though.

Yep. I'm confident I'm going to skip this generation and wait for the next. Quite happy with the 1080 Ti's performance. Besides G-Sync kinda makes those ekstra 20 fps irrelevant anywayQuote

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