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There we go....

very disappointing series....no real reason to upgrade from a 1080ti to a 2080ti.... gain perormance is 25-30%

 

 

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I really dislike video reviews ... they take too much time to watch and cant be easily used as reference material

 

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I really dislike video reviews ... they take too much time to watch and cant be easily used as reference material

 

Just fast forward where the benchmarks start.....what's your point actualy?

 

we're talking about real benchmarsk....I dont get your point honestly.

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apologise for this thread, pls kindly close it I didn notice there was already a similar thread,

 

Sorry for being so lame :\

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Just fast forward where the benchmarks start.....what's your point actualy?

 

 

Sorry, I didnt mean to upset you .. there is no point, just commenting on how the old written reviews have given way to this video pieces that seem to be the current fad :(

 

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There we go....

very disappointing series....no real reason to upgrade from a 1080ti to a 2080ti.... gain perormance is 25-30%

 

 

 

Different pov for me.

35-70% improvement in dx12

> 50% improvement in VR

DLSS

RTX

 

Already sell my 1080ti for 2080ti.

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Sorry, I didnt mean to upset you .. there is no point, just commenting on how the old written reviews have given way to this video pieces that seem to be the current fad :(

 

 

 

 

I like both. Video (good ones) give you context that's hard to get from a written piece. But paper is to compare stats quickly. With video reviews, you have to know where it's shown and have to go looking for it.

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