Live: RTX 2080 Ti Overclocking, ft. EVGA XC Ultra vs. Founders Edition 

When you go make a custom watercooling of the 2080 ti plus shunt mods... and test it for benchtesting ? And greetings from the lowlands dutch netherlands eu .. and steve, keep up the good work...

Any way to change the thumbnail after its stored on youtube? The “live” on the thumbnail is misleading after the stream is over.

Thanks for the work! Video is a bit long for me is the result in overclock similiar to pascal around 1900-2100MHz core ?

Now that you have some 2080ti cards are you going to show a comparison between nvlink and sli? Or is nvlink just something that has to be programmed for by game developers? I was interested to see if nvlink can give better performance for games that aren't specifically programmed for sli.

Gamers Nexus hey bro well I hope you one of the you tuber that Acually interact with there subscribers and not just ignore!!! Is the Zotac 2080ti amp any good?

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He knew he was tired of taking the chance for getting caught killing hookers in the temu fun room that couldnt muffle a loud fart let alone a screaming tute with a track ball mouse in her butt

Yeah. That job is hard on him. I think if he ever stopped doing it he'd just pass away instantaneously.

Mine started at 1:53:26 and ends at 2:00:00

RU-vid is processing it. It'll all be there in a few hours.

@@GamersNexus just thought it was interesting that there was just a few minutes of video compared to the total.

As far as I know....Linus is just not going to do much with it. Hes really pissed because he couldnt upload early

We will see. But I went from kinda being okay with RTX to no longer wanting it. I have new delivery dates. They will be shipped 03.december. Not acceptable for me. Not at all. Not when I can buy then rn here in the store 200m from here. So ya..my interest just dropped to 0 xD

And look now :D

1.51 million pretty good. Love the channel

1.91 now lol

Also, totally digging the videos since the move (not that the content was bad before!)

Ok my

Yeah I'm gonna need the cliffnotes version of this video lol.

Really? There are probably 80 of those videos already. I'm so tired of seeing them all say the same thing lol.

what was wrong with the ftw3?

@@McHox heat problems some of the even caught on fire

@@McHox some of them didnt have thermal pads placed.

TL:DW pls

Wow what are your temps and case cooling?

Best bet is to email the NVIDIA support and ask them.

The Overclocker This ended up being optimistic, since the crypto crash sunk share prices

Heat, or you didn’t hit the silicone lottery.

@dangerous8333 Temps have never gone over 70c no matter how hard I push it and yeah think my card just hates it lol.

He said October at around 36 minute mark

Just go on eBay and search silicon wafers

You are not wrong at all. BUT.... I won't buy something for over 1000 bucks that It can't offer me something more than what I already have.

The biggest problem with the early adoption is that by the time those new technologies have content available--in this example, by the time ray tracing has common practical applications--there will be a newer version and you can just pick it up then. Trying to convince me to shell out a hefty amount of extra cash for a GPU based on the sell that in a few years it will have an amazing feature is ignoring the fact that an amazing new gpu will be available at that time, too. That being said, there definitely is still a reason to buy a gtx 2 series; it's performance will likely be the next best step forward for gpus. The problem was that's not how they were being sold, so people are annoyed because buying it for ray tracing is a stupid decision with mediocre reasons for the AVERAGE consumer (those who already have applications in mind are not average).

+Boosted Media Try not to let other peoples negativity and criticism effect your excitement for these products. You are right, they used to say the same thing about 4K. But I was an early adopter in 2013, and it has meant I got to experience far more titles in a resolution that the industry now thinks is great. The point is, it was always great. People hate any new technology as it is usually expensive. And it is easier to say "Pfft I have millions in the bank, but I would never buy a garbage RTX card" than it is to say "it looks great but I can't afford one, I don't mind waiting". The 2080 Ti is pushing 37% more FPS at 4K than the 1080Ti and its 1% and 0.1% lows are incredible, they are actually higher than the 1080Ti's averages. The fact it has close to a thousand more cores, means its overclocking will scale better too. As an early adopter of the 1080Ti, I got to use it for well over 18 months, it cost me £699 and I sold it last week for £524. Because I don't listen to the mentality of youtube comments, it only cost me another £575 for the 2080Ti. And because I preordered the 2080Ti before the reviews dropped as nVidia has done nothing to lose my trust ever, I managed to get it before they hiked the prices, once the reviews did drop.

+JustForTheTunes I respectfully disagree. I think Ray Tracing has been hijacked as a reason to not buy the card, by all the people that couldn't afford one in the first place. I haven't seen or spoken to a single commentor or youtube content creator that has considered buying the new cards for anything other than its performance boost. Not one example of someone saying they want this card for 1080p gaming with RT on. The main issue with this card has been the handling of the cards name. It has been labelled a XX80Ti card, where in reality its performance, release schedule and price all show it is clearly a titan card. There is always a TONNE of hate towards people who bought Titan cards. But the reality is, there are no Titan owners that ever cared about that hate. We are just different audiences to the "Bang for Buck" gamers. I think one thing that people have a good reason to be frustrated at, is the fact that when the Titan cards dropped, it wouldn't be long before a trimmed down version would release at much lower price point, and they marketed it as an XX80Ti card. I think it is safe to assume that card may never come. So 1080Ti owners are forced to bite the bullet or wait a new gen. I agree with a lot in your second paragraph, except for the implication that anyone buying an enthusiast level nVidia card will ever fall for marketing things like PhysX, Hairworks or RTX. It doesn't matter what nVidia market, we are not sheep who buy anything that Apple shits out. I like to think most people will do a fair amount of research before a purchase.

+Jacob Smith The basic reason people are upset is that the rtx series from limited benchmarks available appears to deliver the same generational performance increase, but is more expensive as it is being marketed and literally named for a feature whose practical application is currently and in the forseeable future nonexistent. The differences between the 980 and 1080 currently appear to be roughly equivalent as between the 1080 and 2080, and yet while the 980 and 1080 both were released at an MSRP of $549, the rtx2080 is releasing at an msrp of $699 (The Founders Edition Price Hike is roughly equivalent between the three, though iirc the 1080 had a more expensive founders edition price hike). In other words NVIDIA is increasing the MSRP of this new generation by almost 30% for the 80 versions of cards, and this increases to over 40% for the ti variants, who increase from $699 MSRP to $999 MSRP. The reason NVIDIA give for this price hike IS real time ray tracing, a feature which is functionally non-practical or even available in most games as of now and the foreseeable future. So if people ignore the R in RTX, as you suggest, and look at these as values based purely on increased gaming performance, they are receiving what currently appears to be the same generational gpu increase in performance for 30-40% more for the sake of an unusable feature. These cards still have value for their increased performance, absolutely. But the question of their RELATIVE value compared to prior generational increases is dubious at best. When I snagged a 10 series card, I was getting more performance for the same amount of money as those who snagged a 9-series. If you snag a 20-series, you are getting more performance for MORE money. The value of these 20-series cards may not have decreased, but their RELATIVE value absolutely has. EDITED for clarity/grammar

No thats normal power saving. It will boost under load

Plz don;t make unqualified nonsense remarks. LEARN or stfu

Are you being serious or trolling?

says the man who couldn't afford one

Get a used GTX 970. It's 50 percent faster than the 1050ti and available between 100 and 150 USD on eBay.

@@maj429 1050ti =970 , and btw 1050ti better driver support

@@ionitaconstantin1052wrong. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7UTQbQEDYF4.html

No I can get a 1080 ti for that.

A brand new one? I checked multiple websites and I have yet to find a 1080 Ti for £500.

It's called used.

Hence why I asked if it's a brand new one. If I want a used 1080 I can also find it for cheaper than £500.

I agree but the reality is the technology today is nothing we or they can control, but the price might be. I guess too much money was spent on development and theyre trying to meet margins. But yeah prices are way too high

They do look awful. Sucks bc I like their cards. Not sure who the designer was. Must've graduated from 1 of those diploma mill "colleges".