rjohnson11, hopefully these new revisions support Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) 4.0? I want to pair a new EVGA Nvidia graphics card with AMD Ryzen Zen 2 3000 series including 3900X and ASUS or MSI AMD X570 motherboard!
 
It has been really quiet about Nvidia and announcing PCIe 4.0 competitor to AMD Vega VII (Navi)?

ComboSlicer
They would undermine current titan if there would be a boosted 2080Ti.

And me as a current 2080 Ti customer.

nvidia we cant afford buying new vga every 6 months.

Not sure what I am going to do next, with my GTX 1060 sweating hard at 4K I probably will be looking at video cards soon
 

So then the Ti is now middle class card and then taken over by the New Supper?
At lest now we know why the Ti Card came out first and then the standard non-Ti card when the RTX cards came out.

EXCLUSIVE: NVIDIA’s SUPER GPUs, Unleashing Monsters
Well, well, well, looks like the figurative SUPER-cat is finally out of the bag. I have just received a very long list of leaks from a reliable source in NVIDIA regarding the company’s upcoming SUPER lineup and boy is it good. It looks like NVIDIA is getting ready to unleash all its fury in one sweeping lineup change and is bringing all its cannons to bear. Seems like Jensen is done playing around and wants to send a clear message about AMD’s newly launched Navi GPU.
Rumors had stated that only the 2060, 2070 and 2080 were going to get SUPER versions and they were going to be refreshes – let’s just say that’s not even half of the story. Ladies and gents, I can confirm that SUPER series is very much a new lineup in its own right and contains a new flagship: The RTX 2080 Ti SUPER (yes, even the 2080 Ti is getting a SUPER version). Oh and launch date? sooner than you might think, it’s going to be a SUPER summer after all.
 

NVIDIA’s SUPER Summer starts on 6/21

 
This also means that AIBs are going to start cutting prices for existing RTX 2000-series cards in anticipation of the SUPER lineup which is going to replace everything from the 2060 to the 2080 Ti. That said, as per my information the SUPER Ti parts are going to come later and not launch with their non-Ti brethren. So I will say up front that the nomenclature has not been confirmed. All that is confirmed right now is the use of the word SUPER. NVIDIA might decide to call this lineup something else – and they would be perfectly within their rights to do so – considering this is NOT a refresh. Okay, so let’s get on to the juicy bits.

New chip: the NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti SUPER exists and will be an absolute beast of a card

 

The NVIDIA RTX 2080 SUPER 11GB graphics card will feature an unlocked 2080 Ti chip

 
https://wccftech.com/exclusive-nvidias-super-gpus-unleashing-monsters/

Xavier Zepherious
EXCLUSIVE: NVIDIA’s SUPER GPUs, Unleashing Monsters
Well, well, well, looks like the figurative SUPER-cat is finally out of the bag. I have just received a very long list of leaks from a reliable source in NVIDIA regarding the company’s upcoming SUPER lineup and boy is it good. It looks like NVIDIA is getting ready to unleash all its fury in one sweeping lineup change and is bringing all its cannons to bear. Seems like Jensen is done playing around and wants to send a clear message about AMD’s newly launched Navi GPU.
Rumors had stated that only the 2060, 2070 and 2080 were going to get SUPER versions and they were going to be refreshes – let’s just say that’s not even half of the story. Ladies and gents, I can confirm that SUPER series is very much a new lineup in its own right and contains a new flagship: The RTX 2080 Ti SUPER (yes, even the 2080 Ti is getting a SUPER version). Oh and launch date? sooner than you might think, it’s going to be a SUPER summer after all.
 

NVIDIA’s SUPER Summer starts on 6/21

 
This also means that AIBs are going to start cutting prices for existing RTX 2000-series cards in anticipation of the SUPER lineup which is going to replace everything from the 2060 to the 2080 Ti. That said, as per my information the SUPER Ti parts are going to come later and not launch with their non-Ti brethren. So I will say up front that the nomenclature has not been confirmed. All that is confirmed right now is the use of the word SUPER. NVIDIA might decide to call this lineup something else – and they would be perfectly within their rights to do so – considering this is NOT a refresh. Okay, so let’s get on to the juicy bits.

New chip: the NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti SUPER exists and will be an absolute beast of a card

 

The NVIDIA RTX 2080 SUPER 11GB graphics card will feature an unlocked 2080 Ti chip

 
https://wccftech.com/exclusive-nvidias-super-gpus-unleashing-monsters/

2080 Ti gets a new chip & new vram? I highly doubt that. If that is the case there will also be a new titan card.

Lies.  No way Nvidia undercuts the 1080Ti/2080/Radeon VII tier, or gives up its price premium in the tiers above that
 
AMD released 2 new midrange commodity tier cards around $400 that MIGHT be competitive.  Woop te do.

It will be interesting to see if it’s true but I remember the rumors before about how the 20 series was going to make people with a 1080Ti wish they waited. Guess what the 1080Ti is still a great card.

My guess is we would just see NVIDIA drop all but the base models so you would have a 2070 at $499 2080 at $799 and the 2080ti at $999. The Super models would become the higher end models like the XC or the FTW line is now. Prices probably won’t fall much.

What strikes me odd is we haven’t seen a bundle or anything to really love the current stock making me think the release might not happen soon.

Why would they do this??!? Isnt this going to make the new 3xxx cards that should arrive not too far after this drop look alot less powerful/bang for your buck? They are that worried about AMD dropping some midrange cards? I could see dropping a new Titan but refreshing the whole lineup seems awful counter productive to Nvidia....unless this is just them playing games with the rumor mill to reduce AMD's sales cause they have everyone drooling and waiting on the big drop. Now that wouldn't surprise me.

I was watching a video Gamers Nexus did in which he talked about the costs NVIDIA charges for the cards not leaving a lot of profit margin for the cheapest of the 20 series lineup but NVIDIA required board partners to make a card at that MSRP and they had to send that card to all reviewers along with any other card they wanted tested. It sounded pretty clear in the video people shouldn’t expect to see a huge price cut as it just wouldn’t be profitable to sell the cards below cost.

I will try to find the video later but don’t expect to see huge discounts.

https://videocardz.com/81...ce-rtx-20-super-series
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGBaL1P4X14
 
What is your guys opinion on: "Nvidia Super"?
 
As a EVGA Customer who waited 4 years working very hard too save money & recently purchased (4 months ago) the: "EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti XC HYBRID GAMING, 11G-P4-2384-KR" for $1399USD, I feel taken advantaged of by Nvidia.
 
I could understand a refresh of RTX 2070 & RTX 2080 because of the new AMD graphic cards performance, but the RTX 2080ti is the flagship GPU it does not need a refresh, performance wise the new "RTX 2080ti Super" refresh would cut into the sales of the $2500USD Nvidia RTX Titan. it is one thing to have the "early adopter tax" & be a "beta tester" for the RTX series it's another to be fully taken advantaged of with a refresh this soon, why bother buying a new Nvidia graphics card if they are gonna refresh their cards in 8 months or less!
 
So my questions is:
 
1. "Will EVGA Provide a Step-Up Program for its current users who purchased the very expensive RTX 2080ti?"
 
2. "Will EVGA refund some of the money since the old non-Super model RTX 2080ti will probably drop to $800USD?"
 
I can feel some class-action lawsuits coming very soon, you seen what happened with the 3.5GB GTX 970, after reading the new Nvidia super news i'm livid....

cfemrite
Just got my step-up email from EVGA yesterday that it's now time to pay for my 2080 Ti (stepping up from 2080 Black). I find myself in a bit of a quandary...

You would know the 2080Ti is a better card and it's been rumored that the 2080Ti line will not get a Super. I mean before this week that was the rumor...
 
I guess the real question is why did you decide to Step-Up? If the 2080Ti is needed to get you to gaming perfection then does it matter what the Super is?

cfemrite
Just got my step-up email from EVGA yesterday that it's now time to pay for my 2080 Ti (stepping up from 2080 Black). I find myself in a bit of a quandary...

Paid for my 2080 to 2080 Ti stepup last night.  Already bought a hybrid cooler on sale. If you wait until the new cards and there is a price drop across the line, your old 2080 isn't worth as much on the used market, or anywhere what you would get from stepup.  The premium valuation on your new stepup card is offset by their premium valuation of your existing card, so it's a wash.  The only reason to wait is if you absolutely have to have a higher model card, assuming one is actually released.