Today the embargo for Nvidia's new rtx 2080 super has lifted, and we're looking at the Founders Edition as well as MSI's ...

First, let's look at what's been improved. The RTX 2080 Super features 3,072 CUDA cores -- the amount of parallel processors shoved into the GPU -- compared to the original card's 2,944.

The RTX 2080 Super has 3,072 floating-point (FP32) CUDA cores, and a further 3,072 integer (INT32) cores. They are both used in gaming, but FP32 more so. The RTX 3080 has 4,352 FP32 CUDA cores ...

2080 Ti FE: 4,352 CUDA cores, 11GB GDDR6 (14Gbps), 1,350MHz base, 1,653MHz boost Will there actually be a GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Super, though? I can't say for certain, but it's worth noting that ...

Nvidia's latest card boasts a staggering 8704 CUDA cores over the previous 2080 Super's 3072 CUDA cores, marking a huge improvement in efficient design. Again, ...

Geforce RTX 2080 SUPER comes with 3072 Cuda cores, 38-55T RTX-OPS, 5 to 7 Giga Rays / s, 1080 - 1560 MHz boost clock, 735 - 1365 MHz base clock and graphics subsystem power varying from 80 to 150W.

For starters, the 2080 Super is the first fully-enabled TU104 GPU with all 3072 CUDA cores to be launched into the consumer space, an increase of 128 CUDA cores over the standard RTX 2080 - which ...

The full implementation of Nvidia’s TU104 GPU, the RTX 2080 Super boasts 3,072 CUDA Cores with a boost clock of 1,815MHz, 48 RT Cores (for ray tracing), 192 texture units and 8GB of GDDR6 ...

Where the original RTX 2080's TU104 GPU was restricted to 2,944 CUDA cores, the RTX 2080 Super comes with all 3,072 CUDA cores in play across its 48 SMs.

After two Super launches in early July, today Nvidia completes the trio with the release of the RTX 2080 Super. The 2060 Super and 2070 Super have more-or-less replaced the original RTX 2070 and ...

CUDA Cores: 8,704; Boost Clock: 1.71GHz; Base Clock: 1.44GHz; ... So, the RTX 3080’s big CUDA advantage over the RTX 2080 Super could be one of the biggest reasons to go for the newest card.