Compute & Synthetics

Moving on to the low-level compute guts of the cards, we take a look at compute and synthetic results starting with tensor core accelerated GEMM.

Compute: General Matrix Multiply Single Precision (SGEMM)

While using binaries compiled for Volta, Turing is backwards compatible in that respect as it is in the same compute capability family (sm_75 compared to Volta's sm_70). In terms of compute resources, the RTX 2080 Ti's 544 tensor cores and 1545MHz boost clock is not far off of the Titan V's 640 tensor cores and 1455MHz boost clock, so the latest Turing-optimized binaries should better reflect the RTX 2080 Ti's raw GEMM acceleration capabilities. Likewise for the 368 tensor core RTX 2080, whose tensor-accelerated HGEMM performance in TFLOPS is somewhere around 20% less than the RTX 2080 Ti.

Compute: CompuBench 2.0 - Level Set Segmentation 256

Compute: CompuBench 2.0 - N-Body Simulation 1024K

Compute: CompuBench 2.0 - Optical Flow

Compute: Folding @ Home Single Precision

Compute: Geekbench 4 - GPU Compute - Total Score

Synthetic: TessMark, Image Set 4, 64x Tessellation

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  • tamalero - Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - link

    Unlike a video card, DVD were a STANDARD. set to replace the DVD. This wasn't a war between BETAMAX and VHS again. It was an evolution.
    And as you said it, they had a few titles coming on.
    Nvidia currently is offering ZERO options for what they charge insanely.

    Even those 4k TVs you mentioned.. had demos and downlodable content.
    It was the future.

    Nvidia's game in some of these RTX features are solely of Nvidia, not a global standard.
  • tamalero - Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - link

    Errata: set to replace the "CDS" not DVDs.. They do really need an edit button here.
  • Writer's Block - Monday, October 1, 2018 - link

    Not a great comparrison.
    Mainly because: games making use of RTX and othe new features is: Zero.
    OlED and 4k/DVD/Blue: pretty much zero/extremely small/dozen or so - not of the aforementioned is as low as zero, so the consumer could see what they were getting.
  • boozed - Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - link

    Early adopters have always paid over the odds for an immature experience. That's the decision they make. You pays your money and you takes your chances...
  • Gastec - Thursday, September 27, 2018 - link

    Yes, drug addicts would also agree
  • ianmills - Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - link

    RTX - Radeon technology cross off the list. Nvidia is free to price as they please XD
  • NikosD - Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - link

    1080 Ti vs 980 Ti ~ 70% for 50$ more MSRP

    1080 vs 980 ~ 60% for 50$ more MSRP

    2080 Ti vs 1080 Ti ~ 30% for 300$ more MSRP (actual price difference is a lot more)

    Please, let's boycott Turing cards.

    nVidia must learn its lesson.

    Skip it.
  • V900 - Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - link

    If you look at AMDs Vega and compare it with the previous AMD flagship: Fury, you see a similar 30-40% increase in performance.

    In other words: This isn’t Nvidia wanting to rip gamers off, it’s just a consequence of GPU makers pushing up against the end of Moore’s law.
  • formulaLS - Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - link

    It IS nVidia wanting to rip off gamers. Their prices are absolutely a huge rip off for what you get.
  • DigitalFreak - Wednesday, September 19, 2018 - link

    Blame AMD for not competing. Nvidia would never be able to do this if AMD had a competitive offering.

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