Exit the Client and then Delete the GPUs.txt from the Folding Folder.
Start the Client back up and it will download a new GPUs.txt file and IF Stanford has update the GPUs.txt file with the RTX Series cards you can Fold. If they have not then you will not be able to Fold until the GPUs.txt is hacked and the RTX added.
Have you looked on the Folding Support Forum? Search
GPUs.txt
2080 
2080 Ti
Sorry it took me so long to find this
The latest Whitelist can be found here http://fah-web.stanford.edu/file-releases/public/GPUs.txt Not seeing any 2080 or 2080 Ti in the file.
NOTE: It may be easier to download GPUs.txt into the FAH "data directory" and restart the client than to actually go through all the steps.  There are no announcements planned when GPUs.txt is updated so you can just try the latest version first.  There's no harm in trying it.
 
This is what to code looks like for the 1080/1080 Ti
 
0x10de:0x1b80:2:7:GP104 [GeForce GTX 1080] 8873
0x10de:0x1b06:2:7:GP102 [GeForce GTX 1080 Ti] 11380
 
I will keep searching out there, maybe someone has what we need.
 
I did ask over on their Support Forum NVIDIA RTX 2080 & 2080 Ti GPUs.txt Support for RTX

yeah, no luck on deleting and having it download the latest version of GPUs.txt. I guess it'll just be a few days b4 i can test it out.
i'm guessing the various reviewers (anandtech, phoronix etc.) had a beta version I can't get to yet.
thx again:)
 

I hope the problem is fixed for you soon yatz10. Let us know how it does in folding. It will get better as the drivers mature also. 

1.44 mil PPD.  not too shabby.

Bill that link you posted shows they added it and he is getting 1.44m PPD no?

We need someone who has a RTX 2080 Ti card complete this Process listed here:
3 - Adding A Graphics Card To GPUs.txt File
I am not so good at finding this Code.
 
Cool GTX I hope yours come in this week.
BTW Thanks for the BR

ipkha
You could also find the code in windows device manager. It's part of the device string. Lspci is a standard linux command and ought to be easy enough. Pipe lspci into a text file and peruse at your leisure.

Yep, Method 2 and 3 use it Per 3 - Adding A Graphics Card To GPUs.txt File
fahclient --lspci
In Windows you have to run the command from C:\Program Files (x86)\FAHClient or C:\Program Files\FAHClient or where ever you have installed the Client Software
And in Linux from here /usr/bin FAHClient --lspci

Awesome, will give it a go when I get home:) looks like I had guesstimated the ID almost right... 0x10de:0x1e87:2:7:TU104-400A-A1 [GeForce RTX 2080]

2080TI device code:  10DE 1E07-10DE 12A4
 
 
That is what GPU-Z said in a screen capture from my friend.

scott@bjorn3d
2080TI device code:  10DE 1E07-10DE 12A4
That is what GPU-Z said in a screen capture from my friend.

Thanks Scott,
Maybe sometime this week the GPUs.txt will get the needed info, we will need this for all the RTX Cards.
 
This is the info line on the 2080 that is used in the GPUs.txt file.
 
0x10de:0x1e87:2:7:TU104-400A-A1 [GeForce RTX 2080]
 
0x10de:0x1e07: {not sure}
10DE 1E07-10DE 12A4
 
From 3 - Adding A Graphics Card To GPUs.txt File 
Method 1 (Windows)
1) Download and run GPU-Z
2) On the Graphics Card Tab, look for Name and Device ID and note it down
3) Create a New Topic here and post those details from GPU-Z along with a copy of the log file
4) Once it has been confirmed to be a valid entry, the GPUs.txt file will be updated on the Server
5) After the GPUs.txt file has been updated on the Server, locate the GPUs.txt file, delete it and restart the Client
6) The Client will automatically download the latest copy of GPUs.txt file and your GPU should be supported
 
Method 2 (Windows)
1) Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\FAHClient or C:\Program Files\FAHClient
2) Open a Command Prompt window
3) Type fahclient --lspci and hit Enter
4) Copy the output
5) Create a New Topic here and post those details along with a copy of the log file
6) Once it has been confirmed to be a valid entry, the GPUs.txt file will be updated on the Server
7) After the GPUs.txt file has been updated on the Server, locate the GPUs.txt file, delete it and restart the Client
8) The Client will automatically download the latest copy of GPUs.txt file and your GPU should be supported
 
 
This is the info that you get back from running the command fahclient --lspci
Folding @ Home need this info of the 2080 Ti Card, can your friend run this command, the Client Software needs to be installed.
 
This is for the 1080 Ti Card
D:\Program Files (x86)\FAHClient>fahclient --lspci
 
VendorID:DeviceID:PCI Bus:PCI Slot:PCI function:Vendor Name:Description
0x144d:0xa804:2:0:0:Samsung Electronics Co Ltd:Standard NVM Express Controller
0x1b21:0x2142:3:0:0:ASMedia Technology Inc.:ASMedia USB3.1 eXtensible Host Controller
0x10de:0x1b06:1:0:0:NVIDIA Corporation:NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
0x8086:0xa2b1:0:20:2:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) 200 Series Chipset Family Thermal subsystem - A2B1
0x8086:0xa2f0:0:31:3:Intel Corporation:High Definition Audio Controller
0x8086:0xa2ba:0:22:0:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) Management Engine Interface
0x8086:0x1901:0:1:0:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) PCIe Controller (x16) - 1901
0x8086:0xa29c:0:29:4:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) 200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port #13 - A29C
0x8086:0xa298:0:29:0:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) PCI Express Root Port #9 - A298
0x8086:0xa2e1:0:21:1:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) Serial IO I2C Host Controller - A2E1
0x8086:0x15b8:0:31:6:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (2) I219-V
0x8086:0xa2c9:0:31:0:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) 200 Series Chipset Family LPC Controller - A2C9
0x8086:0xa282:0:23:0:Intel Corporation:Standard SATA AHCI Controller
0x8086:0xa2a1:0:31:2:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) 200 Series Chipset Family PMC - A2A1
0x8086:0xa2e0:0:21:0:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) Serial IO I2C Host Controller - A2E0
0x8086:0x3ec2:0:0:0:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) Host Bridge/DRAM Registers - 3EC2
0x8086:0xa2af:0:20:0:Intel Corporation:USB xHCI Compliant Host Controller
0x10de:0x10ef:1:0:1:NVIDIA Corporation:High Definition Audio Controller
0x8086:0xa2a3:0:31:4:Intel Corporation:Intel(R) 200 Series Chipset Family SMBUS - A2A3
 
D:\Program Files (x86)\FAHClient>

scott@bjorn3d
2080TI over at the folding forums just reported 2.2m ppd.   My FTW will be here soon and we will see.

  Those are some nice numbers.  Thanks for the report!  

yep I need a 1070, 1070ti and a 1080 to do that production. Think of the power saving.

nice numbers .....  what temps ?