NVIDIA - GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition 11GB GDDR6 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card

Name: NVIDIA - GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition 11GB GDDR6 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card
Brand: NVIDIA
SKU: 6291646
Rating: 4.4 (173 reviews)

Model: 9001G1502530000

SKU: 6291646

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Key Specs
- Maximum Number of Displays Supported: 4
- Advanced Graphics Rendering Technique(s): Ray tracing, DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) (Imaging technology designed to improve graphics rendering.)
- Graphics Processing Unit (GPU): NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti (Often referred to as a graphics card, a graphics processing unit (GPU) is the electronic circuitry responsible for manipulating and processing computer graphics/images and accelerating video decoding. Ultimately, a powerful GPU will provide a boost for anything involving visuals, including games, graphic design, and video editing.)
General
- Product Name: GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition 11GB GDDR6 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card
- Brand: NVIDIA
- GPU Chipset Manufacturer: NVIDIA
- Graphics Processing Unit (GPU): NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti (Often referred to as a graphics card, a graphics processing unit (GPU) is the electronic circuitry responsible for manipulating and processing computer graphics/images and accelerating video decoding. Ultimately, a powerful GPU will provide a boost for anything involving visuals, including games, graphic design, and video editing.)
- Model Number: 9001G1502530000
Performance
- Cooling System: Fan (A computer's CPU generates heat while operating and requires a cooling system to keep internal components functioning properly. Air cooling uses fans to draw in cool air and exhaust hot air, while liquid cooling uses coolant-filled tubes and water blocks to regulate internal temperature more efficiently.)
Display
- Maximum Number of Displays Supported: 4
- Advanced Graphics Rendering Technique(s): Ray tracing, DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) (Imaging technology designed to improve graphics rendering.)
Compatibility
- System Requirements: Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 10 64-bit, Linux 64-bit (The software that a product must have for it to be able to integrate with another product.)
- Operating System Compatibility: Linux, Windows
Features
- Included Software: GeForce Experience
Power
- Recommended Power Supply: 650 watts
Dimensions
- Product Weight: 2.95 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
Other
- UPC: 812674022826

Upgrade your gaming experience with this NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics card. Its Turing architecture uses all-new technologies that create incredibly lifelike graphics, and the 11GB of GDDR6 memory allows for smoother and faster gameplay. This NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics card lets you take screenshots and share experiences with your friends.

Powered by the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti graphics processing unit (GPU) with 1635MHz boost clock speed: To help meet the needs of demanding games.
11GB GDDR6 (352-bit) on-board memory plus 4352 CUDA processing cores and up to 616GB/sec. of memory bandwidth: Provide the memory needed to create striking visual realism.
PCI Express 3.0 interface: Offers compatibility with a range of systems. Also includes USB Type-C, HDMI and DisplayPort outputs for expanded connectivity.
Real-Time Ray Tracing: Definitive solution for lifelike lighting, reflections, and shadows, offering a high level of realism.
GeForce Experience™: Capture and share videos, screenshots, and livestreams with friends. Keep your drivers up to date and optimize your game settings. It's the essential companion to your GeForce graphics card.
NVIDIA Shadowplay™: Record and share with your friends gameplay videos, screenshots and livestreams.
NVIDIA Ansel: Captures 360 degree, high dynamic range and high resolution photos.
NVIDIA G-SYNC™ and HDR: Get smooth, tear-free gameplay at refresh rates up to 240 Hz and High Dynamic Range.
NVIDIA SLI-ready: Transmits synchronization, display and pixel data for reliable connection between GPUs (additional graphics cards not included).
Microsoft DirectX 12: Support for the latest Microsoft DirectX API to enable next-generation gaming.
OpenGL 4.5 Support: Supporting the latest standards in the OpenGL API.
Vulkan API: Next-generation graphics and compute API from Khronos Group that provides high-efficiency, cross-platform access to modern GPUs.
VR Ready: Experience next-generation VR performance, low latency and plug-and-play compatibility with headsets driven by NVIDIA VRWorks™. VR audio, physics, and haptics let you hear and feel every moment.

Whats Included

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition 11GB GDDR6 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card
DisplayPort-to-DVI Adapter
Owner's manual

Q: Will this be able to run Minesweeper in ultra?

A: You may want to consider getting two cards just in case.

Q: Has anyone actually got their card yet? I ordered back in August and it said it would be available Oct. 8th which is today. Now it just says in progress with no date

A: Nope! I do know it's not Best Buys fault though. I had initially ordered directly from Nvidia on Aug 21st with a delivery date of November 15th. The next day I saw Best Buy was offering them for delivery on October 8th, so I obviously cancelled my order with Nvidia so I could get my card over a month sooner. My roommate ordered a card directly from Nvidia on Aug 22nd with a delivery date of November 21st and he received his card today, 10/8. Instead of supplying their retailers, Nvidia has decided to ship orders that were expected by consumers to ship a month from now. Thanks Nvidia!

Q: Does anyone placed the order in 27th Sep receive this card already?

A: I ordered my FE on the 26th and it still says "In Progress."

Q: This must be bought in store only? Can I buy it online? Because it can not be found with 250 miles near me.

A: No, you just cannot buy this graphic card through B.B. I purchased this item at August 20, they said the available pick up date is October 8. But I have not get this item till now. This pre-order is totally a cheating.

Q: I keep trying to buy this card. I click the yellow “Add to Cart” button, it says “Adding,” then a red-framed box at the top of the page says something along the lines of, “This product is unavailable for purchase online. . .” Why can’t I buy this product?

A: Yo! The reason you're probably getting this is due to the demand for a new GPU. Stock is limited due to it's recent release, and people are buying them up as fast as they can be supplied. You may want to check local stores to see if they have it in stock. :)

Q: Is this compatible with dell CP's 8700

A: The card has DisplayPort, HDMI, USB-C outputs and requires a PCI-E slot.

Q: When will it be available again

A: undefined

Q: Can two cards be slotted close together? Or will this cause a problem with overheating

A: Not unless you have lots of case fans or liquid cooling these cars run toasty!

Customers are saying

Customers are delighted by the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti's exceptional performance, high frame rates, and stunning visuals, especially at 4K resolution. Many appreciate its excellent build quality and the impressive ray tracing capabilities, although some find the cooling system inadequate and the price high. Positive feedback focuses on the card's ability to handle demanding games and applications smoothly. However, potential buyers should carefully consider the cost and cooling performance before purchasing.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Actual 2080Ti Buyer here, so is it worth it???
If you are asking yourself this question, then the answer is probably no. That is my answer to the question "Is it worth it" but I bought one anyways. Why? Because I could actually use the performance in the games and resolution I play at (4K), I love new technology, and I can afford to buy the card without too much concern other than grief from the wife. That said, who should seriously consider buying this card, worth it or not: 1) Anyone gaming at 4K and wants 60 FPS average or 3440x1440p and wants 100+ FPS on a G-Sync panel. This card is NOT going to wow you at lower resolutions like 1080p or 2560x1440p, but at 4K the difference is 40% over 1080Ti which is a pretty big boost and often enough to put you over that elusive 4K/60 barrier where the 1080Ti was close but not quite there. 2) Anyone who doesn't mind dropping $1K on a video card, previous Titan buyers, benchmark enthusiasts, that kind of thing. 3) Anyone who already owned a 1080Ti and understands there's nothing else faster for the foreseeable future. So why isn't it worth it? Most people will correctly point out RTX 2000 series is the smallest performance jump and one of the biggest price increases from one generation of Nvidia cards to another. That said, the price increase also contains a lot of forward looking and speculative features like Ray Tracing and Tensor cores for a new method of anti-aliasing that boasts of improved image quality at a fraction of the previous performance. If you buy this card, you are basically funding the R&D and adoption rate for these features as an investment for the future. Not everyone is going to go for it, and that's certainly understandable, but that's why this card is so expensive. Its massive, its forward looking and its expensive to make. As for the performance, I ran a few benchmarks and they are in-line with published benches, Farcry5, FFXV, AC: Odyssey, all within 2-3 FPS of online benches. Overclocking is good, about the same as Pascal 2080Ti. The new FE cooler is outstanding in terms of build quality, but temps will touch into high 70s when overclocked so you need to turn the speed up. Overall its much quieter than the old blower fans but make sure you have good case airflow. I took one star off which had nothing to do with the performance of the card which is definitely impressive. 1/2 star off for the price hike from Nvidia to $1200 for a non-Titan card. Another 1/2 star off for a poorly executed launch where this card was announced on 8/20 and supposed to ship on 9/20 but was delayed 2x. BestBuy was also late, but that wasn't their fault, it was an Nvidia supply issue and they still managed to only be 2 days late for me, which was great. Also, no RTX case badge from Nvidia this time, they've had this with their GTX founders cards since the 900 series. Overall VERY pleased with this card despite the price, and not being worth it, but hey, I'm going to keep it anyways. I would not recommend it to a friend though, because what kind of friend would recommend a $1200 graphics card to their friend???
Posted 7 years ago by TechBuyer
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Very fast.
If you have the extra cash laying around, buy this card. I upgraded from a GTX 1080 Ti and noticed a jump from 90 FPS to 140 FPS at 3440x1440. The card runs quieter and is smaller than my MSI DUKE 1080 Ti and fits better in my case. This thing is a beast. Although it supports RTX, I’ve yet to even enable it. Best Buy was great too for sending me the 3 free game codes as well. Thanks guys!
Posted 6 years ago by DarkStar
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Worth the money yet? No not at all.
I got lucky and recived a card that is not currently defective. Easy installation and boot up once in the game nividia experience auto set the graphic configurations. Ultra everything no problem at 1080 144hz runs most games at 170 plus to max game settings. But it auto scaled resolution to 200% on everything which without realizing it was dipping fps to 120 plus but big spike dips. Still super good for 2 k 144hz but 4k is still not up to par you'll still be getting roughly 60 to 75fps on ultra. Mine luckly stays cool and quite for a founders card. At 144hz ultra 270 fps highest it hits is 81 C or 177F with 4 stock case fans on there own learning curve (smart case h700i) Ok now the features ray tracing and dlss. Almost none existent. Battlefield just launched rtx that's it. And it's not super impressive. Youll roughly get 50 to 70 fps at 1440p at 1080 you'll roughly get 60 to 80fps. Plus the power house pc you need to run it tho if your spending 1200 on a graphics card it better be up there anyways. Overall I enjoy it for 2k ultra no rtx. Rtx is at its early stages and without games to see the performance of it and dlss it's not worth the 1200 price tag. Also with the newer 7nm in the talks I have a feeling this will be around for a year or two before the next card comes out and assuming those rumors hold it will be better plus you have time to see implementation. They also announced they stopped production of the 1080ti. So if your going to get a new card I'd get a 1080ti soon.
Posted 7 years ago by Teambellyflop