XrayMan

Cool GTX

Firefox browser for the Win 
 
photos from OP link

ROFL!          Happens to the best of us.     

The best what though? 
 
Like the idea of 3x DP and 1x HDMI. I means true 1-slot cooling solutions are viable again. That new interlink connector. I'm sure we'll hear more about it in detail in due time.

pat39576

Brad_Hawthorne

XrayMan

Cool GTX

Firefox browser for the Win 
 
photos from OP link

ROFL!          Happens to the best of us.     

The best what though? 
 
Like the idea of 3x DP and 1x HDMI. I means true 1-slot cooling solutions are viable again. That new interlink connector. I'm sure we'll hear more about it in detail in due time.

The issue with ditching DVI is that will leave people that want a new card and have HDMI and DVI monitors that will either need an adapter or a new monitor. If it happens to come out in Q4 I might not care, but right now that is an issue for me unless it has extra HDMI on it.

It's just gone full circle now. It's HDMI-to-DVI instead of DVI-to-HDMI. A $10 adapter isn't something I see as a deal breaker.

Brad_Hawthorne

pat39576

Brad_Hawthorne

XrayMan

Cool GTX

Firefox browser for the Win 

photos from OP link

ROFL!          Happens to the best of us.     

The best what though? 

Like the idea of 3x DP and 1x HDMI. I means true 1-slot cooling solutions are viable again. That new interlink connector. I'm sure we'll hear more about it in detail in due time.

The issue with ditching DVI is that will leave people that want a new card and have HDMI and DVI monitors that will either need an adapter or a new monitor. If it happens to come out in Q4 I might not care, but right now that is an issue for me unless it has extra HDMI on it.

It's just gone full circle now. It's HDMI-to-DVI instead of DVI-to-HDMI. A $10 adapter isn't something I see as a deal breaker.

GPU manufacturers usually give you adapters with the card anyway. They'll surely include a HDMI-to-DVI-D adapter if the card doesn't have DVI anymore.

There were some one-slot cards recently; the EVGA 1080 Ti K|NGP|N Hydro Coppers had a DVI, HDMI, and three mini DisplayPorts to make it one-slot.

Brad_Hawthorne

pat39576

Brad_Hawthorne

XrayMan

Cool GTX

Firefox browser for the Win 

photos from OP link

ROFL!          Happens to the best of us.     

The best what though? 

Like the idea of 3x DP and 1x HDMI. I means true 1-slot cooling solutions are viable again. That new interlink connector. I'm sure we'll hear more about it in detail in due time.

The issue with ditching DVI is that will leave people that want a new card and have HDMI and DVI monitors that will either need an adapter or a new monitor. If it happens to come out in Q4 I might not care, but right now that is an issue for me unless it has extra HDMI on it.

It's just gone full circle now. It's HDMI-to-DVI instead of DVI-to-HDMI. A $10 adapter isn't something I see as a deal breaker.

It’s also unlikely someone would spend over $700 on a graphics card and have a DVI only monitor in the first place. Maybe on the 1150 & 1160 it might come up but not on the flagship.

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1180-2080-custom-graphics-card-leak/
 

The new graphics card is a custom air-cooled solution that is yet to be introduced by MAXSUN. It is part of their new iCRAFT brand which is already available as part of their Z370 motherboards and will be expanded to graphics cards when the new GeForce products hit the market.

was posted here first saw it there before wccftech had it
https://videocardz.com/ne...0-icraft-graphics-card

I hope Nvidia does a 2 core GPU this generation. I want to see some amazing numbers.

squall-leonhart

 
Looks like they'll be doing what Sapphire did. Centre fan will counter rotate.

GTX 1180/2080 leaked PCB "analysis" by Buildzoid
 
 
https://www.youtube.com/w..?v=xk8YxSHjUcc&t=2s

RUMOR: NVIDIA Allegedly Branding Next-Gen GeForce As RTX 20 Series
 
Titan RTX 50% Faster Than 1080 Ti, RTX 2080 8 GB GDDR6 50% Faster Than 1080, RTX 2070 7 GB GDDR6 40% Faster Than 1070
 

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20 Series Rumors – New Lineup With Turing To Feature RTX 2080, RTX 2070, GTX 2060 Graphics Cards With GDDR6 Memory, Titan RTX With HBM2

So the post is nothing more than a rumor but given the latest NVIDIA trademarks, the new naming convention might just make sense to be introduced with the upcoming GeForce lineup. Recently, a couple of new names were trademarked by NVIDIA which include Quadro RTX, GeForce RTX and a range of VR names which references back to their Virtual Link technology that is expected to intro on the upcoming lineup.
 
https://wccftech.com/nvid...force-rtx-2080-rumors/

"Titan RTX 50% Faster Than 1080 Ti"
 

 
 

Hope not. Won't be buying it if it's that much. No SLI is a deal breaker too.

baconinabun
GTX 1180/2080 leaked PCB "analysis" by Buildzoid
 
 
https://www.youtube.com/w..?v=xk8YxSHjUcc&t=2s

Ah ha! I totally agree that it is 8+2 phase, not ten phase. I thought the same thing he though when I first looked at it. It looked like 10 phase on the right +2 memory at the left side, but that didn't make sense to me. 8 phase power +2 memory on the right makes more sense +2 on the left for vpp or pll or whatever function those serve. I am glad for the sanity check.

I also wondered if they will exclude some phases on the cheaper cards to cut some costs. NVIDIA could cut it down to 4 +2 on the low end cards and still have a pathetic margin of safety and crap power limit similar to the vanilla 1080s.

knightsilver
Say goodbye to $500 2080's

That ship sailed long ago... Like way long ago.