EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti XC ULTRA GAMING, 11GB GDDR6, Dual HDB Fans & RGB LED Graphics Card 11G-P4-2383-KR
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Monday, Oct 27
Size: Ultra
Style: Graphics Card
Features
- NVIDIA Turing GPU architecture gives up to 6X Faster Performance compared to previous-generation graphics cards
- Real-Time RAY TRACING in games for cutting-edge, hyper-realistic graphics
- Dual HDB Fans offer higher performance cooling and much quieter acoustic noise. iCX2 Cooling
- Adjustable RGB LED offers configuration options for all your PC lighting needs
- Built for EVGA Precision X1 - EVGA's all-new tuning utility monitors your graphics card and gives you the power to overclock like a pro!
Description
The EVGA GeForce RTX 20-Series Graphics Cards are powered by the all-new NVIDIA Turing architecture to give you incredible new levels of gaming realism, speed, power efficiency, and immersion. With the EVGA GeForce RTX 20-Series gaming cards you get the best gaming experience with next generation graphics performance, ice cold cooling, and advanced overclocking features with the all new EVGA Precision X1 software. The new NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs have reinvented graphics and set a new bar for performance. Powered by the new NVIDIA Turing GPU architecture and the revolutionary NVIDIA RTX platform, the new graphics cards bring together real-time ray tracing, artificial intelligence, and programmable shading. This is not only a whole new way to experience games - this is the ultimate PC gaming experience. Operating System Support = Windows 10 64bit, Windows 7 64bit
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
Brand: EVGA
Graphics Ram Size: 11 GB
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0b
Graphics Processor Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Max Screen Resolution: 3840x2160
Memory Speed: 14000 MHz
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
Chipset Brand: NVIDIA
Card Description: GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
Graphics Card Ram Size: 11 GB
Brand: EVGA
Series: 11G-P4-2383-KR
Item model number: 11G-P4-2383-KR
Item Weight: 3.25 pounds
Product Dimensions: 4.5 x 10.6 x 2.36 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.5 x 10.6 x 2.36 inches
Manufacturer: EVGA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 19, 2018
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Size: Black
Style: Graphics Card
This card goes for $999 on EVGA's site, but the least I've seen it for online is about $1,170 (you can get the reference card on nVidia's site for $1,199). This always happens when cards are originally released that people will buy them and then scalp for higher than retail. I was originally really upset that nVidia decided to make the 2080 at above the 1080 Ti release price and the 2080 Ti at the Titan Pascal price. What's the game changer is the TU102 chip, 11GB of GDDR6 VRAM in the 2080 Ti along with DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) and ray tracing. This really is a professional card. I game at 1440p so the 1080 Ti was a great choice. I still love that card, but wanted to try the new features of the 2080 Ti. The price is silly, but the new hardware is no joke. There still are only a handful of games (and 3DMark) that use DLSS or ray tracing; I've only tried the benchmark in 3DMark, but ray tracing and DLSS really are amazing. Granted, 3DMark made a specific test to show this off (and nVidia has made a test for DLSS), but the reflections and lighting are incredible. nVidia wanted to get in the market before AMD to charge crazy prices so there really are few games that can use this new tech, but it will happen soon enough. I am bummed that the 2080 doesn't give much of a performance bump over the 1080 Ti because of the price. I had to shell out another $400 bucks to get about 30% better frames at 1440p. I've only had time to play Monster Hunter: World and Far Cry 5 with the new card. With the 1080 Ti I was getting 60-75 FPS on Monster Hunter and about 60-100 FPS on Far Cry 5. Monster Hunter hasn't gotten much better as I'm now getting about 60-90 FPS with the 2080 Ti, but Far Cry 5 has gone up to 90-144 FPS (144 Hz monitor). Monster Hunter World requires a serious amount of hardware, so I'm not too worried about the performance difference. I am excited to try Tomb Raider and Metro Exodus. I've seen from other reviews that turning on ray tracing decreases performance. The other HUGE thing is that because of the adoption rate of the 2080 and 2080 Ti, nVidia is releasing ray tracing on Pascal cards. They will probably take a fairly deep dip in performance since they don't have the same processing power as the 2080 and 2080 Ti, but at least nVidia is trying to give new software enhancements to people that can't afford the new flagship cards. DLSS can increase quality while also increase framerate when programmed correctly. The 1xxx series cards can't do that. Yes the price is crazy, yes scalpers are getting extra money, but this card is the real deal. The only faster consumer card is the Titan RTX, but it goes for an incredible $2,500 with only about a 10% increase in FPS. You could SLI two 2080 Ti's for cheaper. I've heard the 2080 Ti can run most games in 4K at 60 FPS which is the holy grail of gaming. I tend to side with professional reviewers that framerate is more important that resolution which is why I have a 1440p monitor and not a 4K monitor. The other issue is getting a 4K monitor that can go over 60 FPS. There are only a handful of them out there and they cost at least a grand. If you have the money, the 144Hz+ monitor, and the patience to wait for features to be released for new games, this is the best choice. If you're on a 900 series card and are running 1440p or 1080p, this card is overkill- go with the 2070 or 2080. It's ironic that 1080 Ti prices have climbed again so you're paying the same or more than for the 2080. I have quite a few fans in my case, so using the Precision X1 software, I'm able to keep the card at about 73 C using the auto fan curve feature. I can hear the card, but it's not any louder than my 1080 Ti Founder's Edition. Being able to change the LED is nice since I have a blue theme in my case. I've almost always gone with EVGA because their customer support is the best and they provide so many choices in cards. Even though there is the FTW3 and cards that are better cooled, I'm still able to get about 1800 MHz on the card just using the X1 software. I don't see a huge need to spend $100-300 more for that, but that's my opinion. Enough rambling. If you have the $ and want high resolution, high framerate goodness, buy this card. Machine Specs: MSi MEG z390 ACE Mobo Intel i7-9700k OC to 5 GHz with Corsair H80i V2 cooler EVGA 2080 Ti Black Edition 16 GB Corsair RGB DDR4 3000 MHz Samsung 850 Pro SSD for OS Seagate SSHD 4 TB for games and storage EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 P2, 80+ PLATINUM 1000W PSU
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2019 by Rhynocerous
Size: Ftw3 Ultra
Style: Graphics Card
I have an old Cool Master case that has 7 120mm fans pulling and pushing air. This thing DOSE NOT GET THE LEAST BIT HOT! I have NOT overclocked at ALL. Just out of the box hooked it up and this thing is a beast and has not stopped impressing me. It does all the graphics and rendering I want without hiccups or lags. I LOVE this video card and have trusted EVGA for YEARS! I will NEVER buy ANYTHING LESS. I am blown AWAY! Why did I wait a Year to post a review? To just see if all the nightmares that everyone was saying about it would happen. As I suspected. EVGA did the right thing and changed the cuda cores chip sets and did not skimp on the hardware in manufacturing. Why do you think it cost the price of a used car? I mean you may be able to pick one up cheaper today. A year ago it was $1500+, so yea. I wanted to make for sure that this baby was going to perform and do what I wanted. Furthermore, as a older computer Nerd I need to tell the newbies. AIR FLOW AND COOLING IS KEY NUMBER, 1, UNO, TOP OF THE LINE WITH THINGS LIKE THIS!!!!!! Gezz, I see so many people out there complaning that their rig burned up because they over clocked it with 2 case fans! :/ WHAT? WAIT? YOU SAID WHAT? MY HEAD HURTS NOW! I digress. If you are looking to have a MONSTER and you got the $$$$ buy a EVGA RTX 2080 Ti because this thing is a beast just out of the box without any overclocking. I can not imagine, well YES i can IMAGINE, BUT I do not want to. This thing cost alot for me. Some people make this kind of $$ in seconds and blow this kind of $$ on a night on the town. I would be kicked out of the house if I did that. I have to work to pay this off. So you see this is a investment for me, not a toy. Have Fun and I hope this helps someone who is looking to upgrade to a MONSTER of a video card. I know I love mine. I will have it for a very long time. My work is slow at the moment because work on my shop is in progress, and this THING that was sprung on us ;).
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2020 by Jason A Yates
Size: Ftw3 Ultra
Style: Graphics Card
Neither EVGA nor NVidia can be totally blamed for the insane prices of video cards (Good Ole Capitalism) but price aside this card is amazing. I'm using the Precision X1 software to OC the card and I am very pleased with the results. MSI Afterburner is regarded as a superior OC tool but it does not provide control for the three fans on the 2080 Ti Ftw3 Ultra, which are recognized by Precision X1. I have been able to push the settings far enough to get a graphics score of 18715 in 3DMark-Time Spy. The card is installed in a system running Win 10 64bit with an Intel i5-3570 3.4GHz CPU and 16GB RAM. The bottleneck is the Intel Motherboard and CPU; they are both over ten years old, so the benchmarks would probably be higher with more up-to-date hardware. On games without ray-tracing (Mass Effect: Andromeda, Starcraft II, Crysis 3) the card barely hits 60C. Games with ray-tracing (e.g. Metro 2033 Redux) it maxes out at about 72C with no visual signs of any stress. As for the physical card itself, EVGA builds a rock-solid piece of hardware. It is compact (for a 2000 Series), rugged and reliable. I have been pushing it hard for over a year now and it shows no sign of fatigue. And it is darn pretty to boot. This was a gift to myself and I'm glad I ponied up the cash, especially since prices have gone even higher. If you are serious about gaming you can't go wrong with this card - if you can still find it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2021 by Donald Koch