GTX 1080 Ti vs RTX 2080 Ti | A new Budget King?
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This thing makes anything I've ever bought graphics card wise look like bad value. Heck I even paid $180 for my GTX 980 Ti back only 2 and a bit years ago! Crazy how the prices have finally fallen!
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Timestamps:
0:41 Specifications & Info
2:13 2080 Ti Results & Testing Explanation
3:11 VR Game Testing
4:54 Flat Panel Game Testing
7:28 VR Gaming Results
7:45 Flat Panel Gaming Results
8:51 Concluding Thoughts & Advice
I am not sure how YT recommended me this video, but man, you are put in a lot of effort and skill in making and it shows! I hope and your channel should grows fast, seeing how well you made this video!
Yo thanks a bunch! That really does mean a lot to me as I feel that this video was a bit subpar the normal quality I like to have for my videos
@@DimondDoesTech Whaaat, now I am currious to check out the rest of your vids! :D
@@aleksandarlazarov9182 Heck yeah! I am quite proud of the alienware laptop video I made as I think that it just had more meat to that video vs this one, although less games were tested.
Same! Got recommended to me as well xD
Still using the 1080 TI, and for the same price as I got it new their is only now cards that are faster for the same cost, with no compelling upgrade for me.
Yeah that's the thing! While you can get an rx 6650 XT for similar if not the same price as the 1080 ti, if you already have one there is still no compelling upgrade yet
2080ti can be found for $200-250 second hand and could be worth it. DLSS is incredible
I just got a 1080 ti for 50$ plus a free gtx 760 and a old custom system with a core 2 duo and a gtx 270. Im thinking after I clean up the old system and install windows i might be able to make my money back.
Wow! At that point the person that sold you that bundle just wanted rid of it or perhaps didn't know what they had. What an absolute score!
Dude very good video for real. I've been needing to upgrade forever and snagged an msi, ur def very reassuring on the choice I made. U have a good tone/voice for tv/radio/sales. This is very diff to see in a hardware channel. Bravo
Thank you! I do wish that I had more time to make videos these days but I very much appreciate your compliments!
Paid $350 before COV (NOV2019) for the GTX1080Ti and boy it has been a very good card for me. Will soon replace with the RTX2080Ti, locally purchased used with a waterblock (incl. original parts: backplate, frame + fan assembly) for $274. Will sell off the waterblock kit for 40~50 dollars...so net it is about $230 out of pocket. The 1080Ti will replace a 1080 in one of my kid's rigs.
Every now and then, a deal arrives on the local used market that is compelling. I am more than happy to buy a nice used card than shell out funds for a new card of equivalent performance. Prices on the new market remain ridiculous, as far as I am concerned.
Very true that. However I'd suggest unless you need Occulink that is only on 20 series I'd really shoot for a 3080 Ti or 3090. You'd be surprised how cheap those are due to miners STILL trying to offload all the cards they bought.
@@DimondDoesTech Would certainly spring for a 3080Ti if the prices (used) were a bit lower. To date, I have yet to see a decent/working 3080Ti for under $500 where I live. Still more than 2x what I paid for a good 2080Ti. With a family in tow...and four PC's in the household...an upgrade on one PC implies an upgrade on at least 2 other PCs! Hence, I have settled upon flagships that are 2 generations behind current release and prefer local used purchases where I can inspect the merchandise before committing.
@@jb678901 Ah now with that being half the price of the 3080 Ti that makes quite a lot of sense!
@@jb678901 Non-Ti 3080 is around 400 euros/dollars, while 3070 is around 300, and it's a great GPU, slightly faster than 2080 Ti + newer architecture.
Great video! I love when RUclips recommends these smaller channels!
Man, you can definetly notice the effort and dedication you put in!
I hope your channel grows fast!
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Remember me at 100k!
Thank you! I really do appreciate the kind words as it really does show that ya'll want to see more videos, especially some... shenanigan videos with a certain beige thing shown in the video...
I appreciate you showing VR performance! That's the main reason I'm thinking of upgrading!
Yep thats something I noticed with people who review new and used hardware; they don't look at VR performance. Thanks for watching!
Got a evga 2080ti 11gb for 300 bucks.
Yo that's one helluva score you got right there. People are still trying to sell their 1080 Tis for the same amount of money as that
@@DimondDoesTech I just sold my 3070 8GB card cuz the V ram wasnt enough for the modern games like ResEvil4, Hogwarts Legacy, Cyberpunk2077 to run them with VR Mods which is Extra demanding that it was not cutting it. Sold my 3070 for 350, and scored locally from seller with a 2080TI with 11GB VRam. Although since its a 6 year old card Thermal pads and paste is a must to get better temps and performance since these cards are hot after so many years dried up in someones storage.
and for AI Applications it relys on Tensor cores for machine learning. The 2080ti has 542 Tensor Cores vs. 162 Tensor cores on the 3070 and 3080! and still has more ram then the 3080 10GB Ram with less Tensor cores for double the price. Whos winning now?
@@ravenstarfire8816 Wait what? The 2080 Ti has THAT many more tensor cores vs the 3070? Hot damn! And I'd suggest you get yourself a Kraken G12 and a 240mm Asetek compatible AIO and watercool your 2080 Ti. I had the 3 fan Gigabyte stock variant and after replacing the stock cooler (which I had K-5 Pro'd and replaced the thermal paste and everything) and my temps went from 88C @ 360w to 61 C @ 350w. Clock speed jumped 100MHz too!
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Thanks! I've got plenty more strange things to benchmark and odd things to do!
I know the Ti variant is better, of course, but it's insane that the only thing I feel like my GTX 1080 is lacking is VRAM. So, the performance and RAM has me looking at a GTX 1080 Ti or RTX 2080 Ti as it's successor. I assume it'll be more the 2080 ti way since I got a 1080 to sell so might as well.
Great video, but I wanted to remind you that for VR, depending on the headset you're using (it would've been very useful to mention the model, unless I missed it), you would've gotten very good or very poor results. VR headsets as you know have 2 lenses so you can think of them as 2 separate monitors. If you had a 1440p lens on each eye, that would've been 1440p x 2 that the 1080 Ti had to render and hence the predictably lower performance.
I had the resolution at the top near the title for VR games tested. For reference the headset used was a Quest 2 over Airlink. The resolution matters more than headset model as you could get a LOT more fps with similar image quality in steamVR with a resolution more like 2340x2440
i also have a Ryzen 7 5800X3D paired with a GTX 1080Ti with 32gb of DDR4 ram but at 3200mhz, but i refuse to game higher than 1080p and it still kicks butt
Well yeah at 1080p this thing is plenty good for most games for at least 90+ fps. It rocks and it has enough VRAM for future games as well
@@DimondDoesTech it really does and i'm a proud owner of it
snatched one rtx 2080ti for 380 usd here in denmark.
Holy cow that's a score and a half right there!
@@DimondDoesTech hallelujah!
awesome video keep it up bro
Thanks! I got a fun one coming involving a certain beige object shown in this video... >:D
@@DimondDoesTech ohohohoho im excited
got my 1080 on marketplace for $75
You're kidding me. Thats such a good score I can't actually believe it. Thats... thats like... less than an RX 470 4GB on ebay......
@@DimondDoesTech yeah man i couldn't believe it. I was about 1 hour away from the guy so i had to send my brother to pickup. I even screenshotted the Facebook listing haha. Ive been trying to find a nice waterblock to watercool it. Btw its just a regular nvidia 1080 non ti, not a Asus or anything like that.
@@MrAlternation I mean even still the 1080 doesn't draw that much power so the blower cooler can keep it mostly under control.
I just bought a 1080 ti to hold me over until i save up some money to upgrade entire system for 3080 ti..
can't just buy the 3080 ti.. have to get new cpu and motherboard with a pci 4 slot. =/
would cost me 800 for all parts.
1080 ti only cost me $200. ^_^
You can use the 3080 Ti in your current system PCIe is both backwards and forwards compatible
Actually good review
Thanks! It was really fun to review and it genuinely was how I felt about the 1080 Ti these days
lots of subscribers incoming
I sure hope so! Gotta hit 1k before monetization can happen
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Thanks! I've got plenty more shenanigans to come later on down the road... Many more indeed...
rx 6650 ti
The 6650 XT, while a pretty gosh darn good card, is not quite as fast as the 1080 Ti... and you open yourself up to annoying driver bugs like the encoder bug screwing over VR image quality on the Quest 2 and Pico 3/4
You sound drunk man
used GPUs ?
GPUseds
your voice is annoying at times
U mom
@@BugattiBoy01Your mom is a trans now