(Image credit: Nvidia) Nvidia RTX 3080 vs. And it’s also somewhat future-proof for when more ray-traced games arrive. The RTX 3080 will deliver 4K 60 fps performance, so if you have the display to take advantage of that, then it’s a compelling card. Even then, the RTX 2080 Ti will deliver playable frame rates, but a steady 60 frames per second might not be achievable. The only caveat is that there aren't many games that can really push the RTX 2080 Ti, unless it’s running the latest games at max settings, 4K resolution and with ray-tracing enabled.

This all translates to DLSS being better at smartly rendering crisp high-resolution graphics without causing a reduction in frame rates.īasically the GeForce RTX 3080 is significantly more powerful than the RTX 2080 Ti.

The GeForce RTX 3080 also comes with Nvidia’s second-gen deep-learning supersampling (DLSS 2.0), which promises a hike in performance thanks to third-generation Tensor cores (AI algorithm-powering hardware) delivering a twofold jump in throughput. That means more games to put the ray-tracing power of the RTX 3080 to the test. With the PS5 and Xbox Series X both coming with ray-tracing hardware, we can expect there to be more games with the real-time light rendering technique enabled. Speaking of ray-tracing, the whole GeForce RTX 3000-series has Nvidia's second-generation RTX hardware, which promises a twofold boost in ray-tracing performance. And that performance looks to continue in games like Cyberpunk 2077 when ray-tracing is enabled, though we’ve seen no head-to-head comparison.

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