Average Bench: 156% (26th of 713)

Based on 357,946 user benchmarks.  Devices: 10DE 1E07, 10DE 1E04 Model: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti

“Build it, and they will come” must be NVIDIA’s thinking behind their latest consumer-focused GPU: the RTX 2080 Ti, which has been released alongside the RTX 2080. Following on from the Pascal architecture of the 1080 series, the 2080 series is based on a new Turing GPU architecture which features Tensor cores for AI (thereby potentially reducing GPU usage during machine learning workloads) and RT cores for ray tracing (rendering more realistic images). Unfortunately, there aren’t (m)any games that make use of these capabilities so the $1200 price tag on the RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition is difficult to justify. The 2080 Ti also features Turing NVENC which is far more efficient than CPU encoding and alleviates the need for casual streamers to use a dedicated stream PC. On paper the 2080 Ti has 4352 CUDA cores, a base/boost clock of 1350/1545 MHz, 11GB of GDRR6 memory and a memory bandwidth of 616GB/s. The upshot is that it has around a 30% faster effective speed than the 1080 Ti, which at 18 months old continues to offer comparable value for money and currently dominates the high-end gaming market. Professional users such as game developers or 4K gamers may find value in the 2080 Ti but for typical users (@1080p), prices need to drop substantially before the 2080 Ti has much chance of widespread adoption. [Sep '18 GPUPro]

Outstanding average bench

The Nvidia RTX 2080-Ti averaged 55.5% higher than the peak scores attained by the group leaders. This is an excellent result which ranks the Nvidia RTX 2080-Ti near the top of the comparison list.

Strengths

Avg. Locally-deformable PRT (Bat) 209fps
Avg. Render target array GShader (Sphere) 257fps

Average consistency

The range of scores (95th - 5th percentile) for the Nvidia RTX 2080-Ti is 45.7%. This is a relatively wide range which indicates that the Nvidia RTX 2080-Ti performs inconsistently under varying real world conditions.

Weaknesses

Avg. High dynamic range lighting (Teapot) 208fps
Avg. Parallax occlusion mapping (Stones) 231fps

Average Bench

(Based on 357,946 samples)
Min Avg Max
166 Lighting 209 239
161 Reflection 208 308
165 Parallax 231 268
170% 216 fps
Min Avg Max
214 MRender 257 286
163 Gravity 211 240
129 Splatting 163 184
167% 210 fps
User Benchmarks Bench3D DX93D DX103D DX11
The fastest GPU (mainstream) averages a speed of 100%
Gigabyte(1458 37B9) ≥ 4GB
CLim: 2235 MHz, MLim: 3660 MHz, Ram: 11GB, Driver: 565.90
Lighting 245
Reflection 217
Parallax 260
199% 241 fps
MRender 272
Gravity 234
Splatting 180
182% 229 fps
Nvidia(10DE 12A4) ≥ 4GB
CLim: 2160 MHz, MLim: 3500 MHz, Ram: 11GB, Driver: 566.14
Lighting 208
Reflection 196
Parallax 243
170% 216 fps
MRender 252
Gravity 213
Splatting 169
168% 211 fps
Dell(1028 3718) ≥ 4GB
CLim: 2100 MHz, MLim: 3500 MHz, Ram: 11GB, Driver: 560.94
Lighting 203
Reflection 199
Parallax 239
165% 213 fps
MRender 263
Gravity 206
Splatting 157
165% 209 fps
Nvidia(10DE 12A4) ≥ 4GB
CLim: 2160 MHz, MLim: 3500 MHz, Ram: 11GB, Driver: 566.14
Lighting 201
Reflection 200
Parallax 223
164% 208 fps
MRender 248
Gravity 201
Splatting 150
158% 200 fps
Gigabyte(1458 37C4) ≥ 4GB
CLim: 2100 MHz, MLim: 3500 MHz, Ram: 11GB, Driver: 566.14
Lighting 192
Reflection 188
Parallax 230
156% 203 fps
MRender 246
Gravity 199
Splatting 162
161% 202 fps
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Hardware Id Samples Bench ± SD Model / Price (MSRP ≈ $1000 @ launch in Sep '18)
Asus(1043 866A) 14% 156% ± 15%
Asus RTX 2080 Ti 11GB ROG Strix
ROG-STRIX-RTX2080TI-O11G-GAMING
AmazonUS $85011 months
MSI(1462 3715) 11% 159% ± 16%
MSI RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Gaming
RTX 2080 Ti GAMING X TRIO
AmazonUS $58530 days
EVGA(3842 2281) 7% 149% ± 9%
EVGA RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Black
11G-P4-2281-KR
EbayUS $1,1742 months
AmazonUS $1,5002 months
Nvidia(10DE 12A4) 6% 159% ± 8%
MSI(1462 3711) 5% 154% ± 15%
EVGA(3842 2383) 5% 153% ± 13%
Zotac(19DA 1503) 5% 160% ± 6%
Zotac RTX 2080 Ti 11GB GAMING AMP SPECTRA RGB
ZT-T20810D-10P
AmazonUS $7592 years
EVGA(3842 2487) 4% 163% ± 7%
EVGA RTX 2080 Ti 11GB FTW3 Ultra Gaming
11G-P4-2487-KR
AmazonUS $7991 month
BHPhotoUS $1,4994 years
Zotac(19DA 2503) 3% 154% ± 6%
Gigabyte(1458 37A9) 3% 150% ± 15%
Gigabyte RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Gaming OC
GV-N208TGAMING OC-11GC
AmazonUS $1,3763 years
Asus(1043 8667) 3% 152% ± 16%
Asus RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Dual-fan OC
DUAL-RTX2080TI-O11G
EbayUS $1,21023 months
AmazonUS $1,24912 months
MSI(1462 3710) 2% 163% ± 11%
Nvidia(10DE 12FA) 2% 151% ± 24%
Nvidia(10DE 1E07) 2% 154% ± 14%
Gigabyte(1458 37C0) 2% 152% ± 7%
Gigabyte(1458 37C4) 2% 153% ± 7%
Gigabyte(1458 37BD) 2% 154% ± 17%
Gigabyte RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Xtreme
GV-N208TAORUS X-11GC
EbayUS $44123 months
AmazonUS $2,4893 years
EVGA(3842 2382) 2% 153% ± 8%
Gainward(10B0 1E07) 1% 165% ± 7%
Asus(1043 8687) 1% 143% ± 10%
Gigabyte(1458 37AC) 1% 149% ± 8%
Asus(1043 8675) 1% 153% ± 7%
PNY(196E 12AF) 1% 147% ± 6%
EVGA(3842 2484) 1% 167% ± 8%
Nvidia(10DE 1E04) 1% 148% ± 8%
Gigabyte(1458 37B9) 1% 163% ± 24%
Asus(1043 866B) 1% 149% ± 18%
Sapphire(174B A503) 1% 162% ± 13%
Gigabyte(1458 37BF) 1% 153% ± 7%
Asus(1043 8666) 1% 157% ± 6%
PNY(196E 12FB) 1% 158% ± 1%
EVGA(3842 2386) 0% 149% ± 7%
EVGA(3842 2387) 0% 132% ± 39%
MSI(1462 3770) 0% 170% ± 5%
EVGA(3842 2384) 0% 152% ± 0%
Dell(1028 3718) 0% 152% ± 2%
Nvidia(10DE A018) 0% 171% ± 8%
EVGA(3842 2589) 0% 174% ± 2%
Asus(1043 866C) 0% 151% ± 21%
PNY(196E 134E) 0% 143% ± 0%
HP(103C 8550) 0% 151% ± 5%
Gigabyte(1458 37BE) 0% 155% ± 13%
MSI(1462 3713) 0% 169% ± 3%
Gigabyte(1458 37BB) 0% 183% ± 0%
Gigabyte(1458 37BC) 0% 149% ± 0%
Zotac(19DA 6513) 0% 174% ± 0%
Gigabyte(1458 37B8) 0% 174% ± 0%
Gigabyte(1458 37AB) 0% 142% ± 0%
Asus(1043 8668) 0% 152% ± 0%
Asus(1043 8669) 0% 128% ± 0%
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Gaming 150%
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Desktop
Desktop 101%
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Workstation
Workstation 139%
UFO

Motherboard: Asus ROG STRIX Z390-E GAMING - $317

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 Comments

Added 6 years ago.

Excellent (edit your comment) Add link

3 days ago.

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I have the EVGA FTW3 And I've been GPU playing intensive games such as Cyberpunk and Control lately, trying to make it quit and it JUST WON'T. Granted I'm playing at 1080p, but even when I threw it up on my 65"4k tv it was giving me the exact same performance at almost no increase in temperature. This card really is a wondrous thing. Oh, and I bought if off some poor fellow for only $650 at the launch of the 3080 series cause I wasn't able to get my hands on one due to the tremendous amount of scalpers sucking the supply out from under consumers' feet. But I do not regret this buy one single bit and I think I'm going to stick with this one for quite some time. —Jan '21


Excellent

6 months ago.

its a cheap gpu that outperforms even the RTX 3070


Excellent

10 months ago.

the price per performance is an absolute joke, its a very good gpu but im happy with my 750


Good

1 month ago.

Never tried it but looks good, my 1050 TI is already really good.


Excellent

2 months ago.

ill get this card as soon as i can afford it, it has really good performance and will probably still run games very nicely in 2024


Excellent

1 month ago.

Picked up a second hand one about 9 months ago for a fraction of the cost of new. I took the gamble on a used card, and it paid off. I'm not a heavy user, but this card supposedly outperforms anything I could have bought new for a similar price.


Poor

3 years ago.

Get a RTX 3070, it’s cheaper and better


Good

4 months ago.

Runs cyberpunk 2077 at around 120 fps Ultra No raytracing 1080p. With AMD FSR 3 mod I can use Frame Generation with it and gain 80 more FPS.


Excellent

22 months ago.

i purchased it year and a half ago, still one of the top few GPUs out there, and at the very least from the 2080Ti's had stock to buy lol


Good

18 days ago.

Great for 4K, but at 1100+$ overpriced


Good

2 months ago.

titan vs rtx 2080 ti thats whay


Good

9 days ago.

run games so fast and renders good s ogood


Poor

2 years ago.

Beyond ridiculously expensive GPU, ugly and cheap-looking designs just like the whole RTX series. Just terrible and definitely not worthy successor considering beyond ridiculous price tag and low gains from older GTX 1080Ti.


Excellent

4 months ago.

most powerfull gpu in the world now, if u have the money u can have the best performance with it


Poor

13 months ago.

is so poweful good for me i needed that thx who made it


Good

6 years ago.


Good

7 months ago.

good price, definently the swaggest gpu ever.


Good

5 years ago.

The Nvidia's flagship gaming GPU currently (if you exclude Titan RTX from the argument). While the price of this GPU is the absolute bonker for most user (mostly costing 1000 USD or more), if you need GPU that is capable of 1440p 144fps and/or 2160p 60fps+ at ultra, then this GPU is right for you.


Terrible

5 years ago.

Bad


Excellent

4 years ago.

Hardcore and rich gamers will adore this card, pronto. This GPU scores insane FPS scores and rich lighting and reflections that blows the roof off for many people looking for a insanely fast GPU for gaming, mining, and ultra computing tasks. However this card is much more expensive than its predecessor, the GTX 2080 Super, making this card and the 2080 Super a choice for budget gaming PCs. Overall, this GPU is insanely great for games demanding high FPS and quality, this GPU is a total beast.


Terrible

5 years ago.

Terrible price. Currently, it may offer the best performance for a consumer-grade GPU, but Nvidia and its AIB partners will make you pay dearly for it. In terms of value, it is quite literally the worst even factoring in its excellent performance. Had this card been priced at around $700 (USD) like its predecessor, it would still be a poor value, but it would be far more compelling than it is at current prices.


Excellent

4 years ago.

Only GPU to get if doing 4k, get one that is overclocked to the max to get 60fps in games like RDR2.


Average

6 years ago.

Gets the job of 4K gaming done, but until there is more information about RTX this is not really worth the money.


Terrible

6 years ago.

Way overprised


Good

4 years ago.

I like Nvidia Cards . I actually use a GTX 1080 Ti non overclocked (I try to OC but it is really not needed ) I tested the GTX 1070 , the 1070 Ti and the 1080, the 1070 Ti and 1080 very similar. I would like to try the RTX to see the difference


Good

4 years ago.

Very good gpu but the price is a killer


Average

5 years ago.

If you're rich, buy it. If you're looking for a high-tier gaming PC but you're not rich, DO NOT GET THIS CARD. You will never use its full potential just through gaming. Unless you are putting this card in a workstation, then yeah, this card will be perfect. But I don't recommend getting this card just for casual or even hardcore gaming.


Good

4 years ago.

expensive


Poor

6 years ago.

Expensive but powerful. Since it is the fastest consumer GPU at the market Nvidia can put the price tag it wants. It is a premium product for enthusiasts.


Good

5 years ago.

rtx 2080 ti expensive and crazy fast performance


Average

6 years ago.

I don't have an opinion but how do you make your level go higher and also how do you get a different profile pic lol thx


Excellent

5 years ago.

Easy OC for MSI Trio X 11GB with MSI afterburner at +115Mhz Core Clock and 1.000MHz Memory Clock


Poor

4 years ago.

Too expensive - Duh!


Excellent

5 years ago.

Overkill!! Totaly overkill


Excellent

4 years ago.

Nvidia at it again, creating the absolute best graphics card on the market. This absolute monster of a graphics card can crush through modern AAA titles and melt e-sports titles with the slightest of ease. If you bought this graphics card, congratulations. You have the greatest gaming card of the decade.


Excellent

4 years ago.

If you are a hard core gamer, then this is the card for you. No compromises here, allowing you to play games at the highest settings, and when overclocked you enjoy frames per second and visual fidelity at settings no other gaming card can provide. When it comes to gaming the GPU is what counts, and pairing it with a High frequency intel cpu i5 is all you need, spend less on the cpu, more on the gpu. There is more to the card than meets the eye, if you keep up with nvidia's platforming for ai machine learning, this card has features baked in that will take advantage of these efforts more and more. 540p images will be upscaled to 16k image quality. with massive image quality gain overall, and performance boost. Thats what you get for the 1200$


Good

2 years ago.

is good


Excellent

5 years ago.

Expensive, but the only true 4k@60 card on the market for a gamer


Terrible

5 years ago.

Overpriced, ray-tracing a marketing sham.


Excellent

4 years ago.

This is the best card I ever had


Excellent

3 years ago.

Actual prices are far inflated on here to misrepresent the card. Nvidia has held back the card as VRMs have been proven to handle 600w plus. For every 2x 8pin card should be a 375w bios & 3x 8pin cards should have 525w bios. With max Voltage of 1.068 very low and overclocked max is 1.093v. Running a 375w my standard 2080ti provides a 220% GPU result here or 10% faster on average than 400w+ 3080 cards. The 3000 series has been overblown and out of stock. - Many wasted 2080ti's running 260w power limits


Excellent

23 months ago.

Good GPU, I bought it 2 years after its release date so didn't get struck with the fautly vram issue I only recently learned about. I've used it for heavy gaming, 3D and a bit of mining and 2 years later its still running great. Gaming at 1440p with mostly max settings for every game. I won't upgrade until my PC/GPU blows up. Using GIGABYTE AORUS, well worth the money, even though it hurt the wallet


Good

6 years ago.

But it's very to big price for exactly the same memory (quantity) and GDDR 6 it's not very higher better to GDDR5X for the performance and the price, and the capacity for the ray tracing is for me, actually, not pertinent for a game.


Excellent

5 years ago.

It's like I never knew what gaming was before!


Excellent

4 years ago.

beast mode


Excellent

21 months ago.

Under $500 with hella good speeds


Terrible

5 years ago.

i aint bill gates


Excellent

5 years ago.

Nvidia is making OCing easier with OC scanner. +150mhz stable.


Terrible

5 years ago.

Barely adequate for 4k now. In 6-8 months Ampere will be out and Intel is coming to the GPU party. $1,200 is a big spend this late in the cycle as this card will be passed up by the next gen 70 series with the die shrink.


Excellent

4 years ago.

A bit loud though


Excellent

4 years ago.

This card is nothing but a monster. I purchased a Zotac AMP! Edition card recently coming from an R9 390x that was one of the best benching of those cards on this site, and lo and behold this glorious thing made that seem like a dinosaur... After some ocing, it literally set the new standard for highest bench of a 2080ti at 206%!!!! https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/22553857

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Excellent

4 years ago.

MSI RTX 2080TI gaming x trio, this is a beast on steroids. With a little over clocking, nothing can stand in its way. Its very loud.


Excellent

4 years ago.

I have never owned a graphics card of this caliber. I got an Alienware with an AMD 3900x and 32gb of 3200mhz DDR4. It's amazing the difference in speed compared to previous cards I've owned. This card pared with my Ryzen 9 is off the charts. I love how I can overclock my GPU and the GDDR6 memory runs at 7000mhz before being overclocked. I play War Thunder with my graphics settings maxed out and I still get around 100fps. That is a lot for how intricate and detailed the terrain and buildings are in that game. If you can afford it I highly recommend this card. 11gb of memory on the card is enough to play any game now and games to come. It has ray tracing which will be utilized by future games and I am confident this card will perform very well for years to come. I recommend Dell Alienware also. I am getting a 190% score on the card and a 93.3% on my processor. The Samsung SSD is at 355% and my 32gb of DDR4 3200mhz is at 113%. If you can build your own system it is probably cheaper but it's nice to have a warranty and Dell support assist to keep every aspect of my computer updated with the newest driver and maintenance tools for keeping your PC running like new. AMD and Nvidia work seamlessly together in my system so if your on the fence AMD graphics cards aren't quite up to par with the RTX 2080ti as of yet and I admit I wasn't sure how an Nvidia card would perform with the Ryzen CPU. I hope my comment helps inform people that AMD and Intel at the moment are both great companies and Nvidia is the leader right now when it comes to graphics cards. I suspect AMD will catch up sooner or later because they are a very innovate and experienced when it comes to CPU and GPU architecture. My first PCI express card back in 2003 was an ATI Radeon x800 and I remember how much better it was than the Nvidia card I had previously. Again I cannot express in words how awesome the RTX 2080ti is. You have to experience it to understand and it is very important to make sure you have a 144mhz refresh rate monitor to go along with your system.


Terrible

4 years ago.

Pathetic value for money


Average

6 years ago.

Definitely doesn't worth the price, most of the new specs will be not fully used until 2/3 years, better wait the next gen.


Excellent

6 years ago.

My binned Zotac AMP 2080 Ti got a score of %236 percent!!! Crazy.


Average

6 years ago.

Far to expensive and adopts proprietary technology at a massive price hit for something that doesn't exist in any game as of yet and will continue to be a white buffalo for the next several years until this tech is no longer in first gen.


Excellent

5 years ago.

Better 1080TI


Excellent

5 years ago.

Crazy fast performance. If you have the cash to spend, don't cheap out, grab this card.


Excellent

5 years ago.

Fast, If you want the best this is it.


Good

5 years ago.

top notch card, performance per $ is totally a joke


Excellent

5 years ago.

best gpu


Excellent

4 years ago.

Poor people hate it.


Excellent

3 years ago.

Excellent


Excellent

3 years ago.

Really love this gpu and never had problems with it for almost two years now.


Excellent

2 years ago.

Still maxes out games at 90+ fps @ 2K!


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