What Windows 10 Version and NVIDIA Driver Version?

Sweet, if that holds up I'm sold.

I am lucky to get Ubuntu to work for me

$1149^.99  NVIDIA priced them self's out of my range  for a 2080ti . if game play was worth $1149^.99 per card I would give up my 770 hydros . My guess is UN tell games come with the extra **** a 2080ti has , I still have no reason to upgrade . I will never spend like I did for Big Adv<<< Servers . Folding now is hay I got time or cash . I am thinking with still getting 70 fps on my 770 hydros no reason to upgrade . Have fun every one with what ever you do ,Fold on
 

For gaming, I can always use more power. But my CPU hurts more on that front. Laggy game engines just kill my fps these days with SLI no longer working. That uplift in folding almost tempts me to upgrade, but I think a new 12 core cpu comes first this time round. My 1080Tis can cope just fine for now. Still, I like reading up on the stats of the new stuff. Thanks for the data.

The 12 core upcoming has a faster base and boost clock than my current CPU. Other tasks are also always running in the background. Plex being the main one for my OTA tuner. The follow in effects for transcoding are also a consideration. I plan to just oc the whole cpu to 4.7Ghz all core. A much improved experience, especially if I get back into civ 6.

 

bcavnaugh
 
"I will never spend like I did for Big Adv<<< Servers" And we did spend a small mint.

Yea a few of us invested a good amount those folding rigs back then. I will not toss money like that again either, not that I can afford to anyway.
 
The reason I ordered the 2080 TI FTW3 because I was planning on building all brand new. After I ordered it I purchased the water cooled machine for a fraction of what the guy paid to make it. Its kinda like a machine you would want but would never foot the bill for. It is an I7 7700k CPU with 32 gb ram, but I think that's sufficient for now.
 
 When the kid built it did did several things wrong. No quick disconnects and no way to drain the system. so eventually i'll have to read up on water cooling and change a bunch out. 
 

OK confirmation of ~ 2 Million PPD --- second card answers that question
 
the small drop on 10.14 = the down time to benchmark new card solo & NVLink, before Folding with both  EVGA 2080Ti - no NVLink 

before -------EVGA 2080 Ti =  ~ 7.5 M PPD   (Baseline PPD) - across 6 GPU on 3 PC
 
added first -- EVGA 2080 Ti =  ~ 9.7 M PPD  (Base +2.2 M PPD) - across 7 GPU on 4 PC

added second EVGA 2080 Ti = ~11.9 M PPD  (Base +4.4 M PPD) - across 8 GPU on 4 PC
 

:-)

I put the card directly under Water, so I can't tell temps on air.
 
That Profile is my general OC Profile. For 24/7 normaly I set everything to minimum. Here I get only a power consummation about 100W for the GPU (total +/-170W from the wall) and make 1,2Mio PPD
 
Here the WU 11730 is the best I saw until now :-)

scott@bjorn3d
These look real promising on a Windows platform.  Makes me even more excited waiting for my 2080TI FTW 3 to show up.
 
Just switched out a GTX 1080Ti with a RTX 2080Ti on Windows 10

Performance has gone from circa 1.1mil PPD to 1.87mil PPD (32s TPF)
Power use (for whole machine) has gone from 185W to 251W

Update:
Project 11728
1080ti Frame Time 00:56, PPD 1,236,447
2080ti Frame Time 00:39, PPD 2,127,456

Project 11726
1080ti Frame Time 01:13 PPD 1,228,291
2080ti Frame Time 00:50 PPD 2,166,859

Project 11719
1080ti Frame Time 01:19 PPD 1,225,067
2080ti Frame Time 00:53 PPD 2,229,394

What Windows 10 Version and NVIDIA Driver Version?

WU 11730 =  2.2 - 2.5 Million PPD per EVGA 2080 Ti & I'm still on air
 
Heavy loaded (Folding) for days.....  ΔT = ~ 40C  .... (Delta T of ~ 40C = ~ 40C Over room temp)
 
that is with Exceptional airflow through the case - as the sides are off of the case with auxiliary fan moving most of the heat away from GPU cooler fans
 
Closed case will probably be warmer ---> even with "good airflow" as some heat will get recycled back to the GPU cooler
 

416.16 is the driver you may want to start off with.