I'm sure current RTX owners just love this release announcement.

Brad_Hawthorne
I'm sure current RTX owners just love this release announcement.

 
I just use this to sum the reality of this article
 

 

kevinc313
2080 Ti is already $999 soooooo.....
 
Looks like binned 2080 Ti's (founders) will continue to be $1199.

It’s likely that the “super” is directly moving into the same exact price points that already exist. So... the founders cards will probably cost the same as they already do.

As long as EVGA creates a blower edition of the 2060 Super or 2070 Super I should be set! AMD Ryzen 3900 and 3000 series launching July 7, 2019 with AMD X570 motherboards from ASUS, MSI and others. It is really the best time to build a new custom built gaming computer!

 

DamonLynch
So 2070 & 2080 receive a spec bump, obsoleting the older models, but prices stay the same; 2060 receives a spec bump and a price increase, but older model kept at current prices.
 
Sounds like something someone with an MBA would come up with

I wouldn't overstate the impact of the spec bump, it's probably a 5% improvement.  If you got a high binned 2080 (FTW3, etc) it probably outperforms a basic 2080 Super.  The 2080 FTW3 was $690 on sale at Newegg a month ago.  I highly doubt the article's accuracy in stating a 2080 Super FE will be $699, unless it's actually not a binned chip on the new cards.  They certainly won't come anywhere near touching a 2080 Ti.

I wonder when we'll see an official announcement? I mean they say the second so Tomorrow, but what time? 12:01 AM in Japan for "non-leaked" info or something?
I skipped the first of the RTX cards release, so I still have my 2 1080 tis, though to buy now however I'd need to see gains from a single card over my SLI set-up (factoring in a lot of things don't like SLI does make it a bit more doable, but I may still wait for next gen unless performance gains are a whole lot higher than I'm expecting.)

so glad i bought a 1080Ti..
 
this is salt on the wounds of those poor souls who went and bought 2070's and 2080's a few months ago.... as these super should be the initial release of the 2000 series..
as always this super stuff is just the same gfx cards but with more hardware cores unlocked....
 
sure as hell being hot that im not gonna upgrade until 2022 or more likely in late 2023
 

Miguell
so glad i bought a 1080Ti..
 
this is salt on the wounds of those poor souls who went and bought 2070's and 2080's a few months ago.... as these super should be the initial release of the 2000 series..
as always this super stuff is just the same gfx cards but with more hardware cores unlocked....
 
sure as hell being hot that im not gonna upgrade until 2022 or more likely in late 2023
 

I understand you completely. Only lucid person who used to buy 250W graphic cards would never pay same price for RTX2070.
He would rather bought Radeon VII then to full NVIDIA's budget in moment of their worse politic against customers.
And I bought GTX1080Ti second hand and it's relief when you see same performance as 900 euro worth RTX2080 in my region.
Now is little different, maybe I would even paid 699 for RTX2080 Super. It's little difference. Again it's bad feeling because premium GPU cost more but at least have some option.
You can buy RTX2080 with good performance, brand new or you have hope that RTX2080Ti will drop little more from 999$ and then to enjoy in GPU as we used to buy in years before.
I saved money for her, who could know how much will cost. 
But now is to late, I need to think about next platform 2020. No space for new GPU. I need to plan like Army years in future, sad, very sad.
Anyway I have performance of RTX2080 Super, or RTX2080. Even now some customers will decide to pay 450$ for second hand GTX1080Ti instead 700$ for new RTX2080 Super.
Price will go even to 400$ for GTX1080Ti. 
Only EVGA GTX1080Ti K|NGP|N second hand, used 12-18 months worth more then new RTX2080 Super. 
With waterblock special. Between GTX1080Ti KP Hydro Copper and RTX2080 Super Founders Edition I would choose KP Pascal, no matter on new vs used.
Only if both of them have some warranty.

DamonLynch
So now that the product prices are confirmed and some benchmarks are out, how are owners of the RTX 2070 & 2080 feeling? Are you happy that the ecosystem is improving — in the sense that with performance per dollar increasing, more software will emerge to take advantage of it? Or are you feeling bummed that your expectations about the longevity of your 2070 / 2080 may not have panned out in this instance?

I still see TBD
https://www.evga.com/products/productlist.aspx?type=0&family=GeForce+20+Series+Family&chipset=RTX+2070+Super
https://www.evga.com/products/productlist.aspx?type=0&family=GeForce+20+Series+Family&chipset=RTX+2060+Super
 

happy with my 1080Ti as well. RTX did not WOW me enough to jump out of my every 2 series rotation and super does not count since its still a 20 series card. The only thing that got my attention on RTX 20 was nvlink sli

bcavnaugh

veganfanatic
The RTX 2080 Ti is a binned RTX Titan
 
There are only a few chips, binning fills out the market segments

How does this apply to the NVIDIA RTX SUPER?

The TU102 is seen with the RTX Titan, Quadro 6000, Quadro 8000 and RTX 2080 Ti, The RTX 2080 Ti is the bottom bin
 
The TU104 is the RTX 2080 and the RTX 2070 SUPER, the Quadro RTX 5000 has all 3072 shaders rest are bins
 
The TU106 is the RTX 2070 RTX 2060 SUPER and RTX 2060 etc