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Nvidia’s Unreleased GTX 2080 Ti Prototype – A More Powerful Turing Flagship That Never Launched

Nvidia’s Unreleased GTX 2080 Ti Prototype – A More Powerful Turing Flagship That Never Launched

Background: The RTX 2080 Ti and Turing’s Debut Nvidia launched the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti in September 2018 as the flagship of its then-new Turing architecture. Priced around $1,199 at launch, the RTX 2080 Ti was the first consumer GPU to introduce real-time ray tracing and AI DLSS features, marking a major technological leap in graphics. According to Tom’s Hardware, it “was the flagship offering at that moment, bringing ray tracing to the masses for the first time” tomshardware.com. The card featured 11 GB of GDDR6 VRAM and delivered the highest gaming performance of its generation, well ahead of any
17 September 2025
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Next-Gen GPU Showdown: Nvidia RTX 50-Series vs AMD RX 9070 XT vs Intel Arc B580

Nvidia RTX 50-Series GPUs Unleashed: AI Upgrades, Jaw-Dropping Performance & Next-Gen Specs

Overview: A New Generation of GeForce GPUs Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50-series represents a major generational leap in consumer GPUs, blending unprecedented raw performance with AI-driven features. Officially unveiled by CEO Jensen Huang during the CES 2025 keynote, the RTX 50 line is built on the new “Blackwell” architecture – named after mathematician David Blackwell – and succeeds the RTX 40-series (Ada Lovelace) after roughly two years theverge.com digitaltrends.com. The launch introduced four desktop cards initially (RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, 5070) with additional models following in the subsequent months theverge.com digitaltrends.com. Nvidia also rolled out RTX 50-series mobile GPUs for
26 August 2025
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NVIDIA RTX 5090 vs AMD RX 9070 XT vs Intel Arc A980: Ultimate GPU Showdown

NVIDIA RTX 5090 vs AMD RX 9070 XT vs Intel Arc A980: Ultimate GPU Showdown

RTX 5090 uses Blackwell on a 5nm process with 21,760 CUDA cores across 170 Streaming Multiprocessors, 32 GB GDDR7 on a 512-bit bus, and a Total Graphics Power around 575–600 W. At 4K, RTX 5090 typically posts 30%+ higher frame rates than the RTX 4090, with examples like 86 FPS average in Black Myth: Wukong at 4K Ultra. RTX 5090 has a reported 575–600 W TGP, idle around 46 W, and requires robust cooling and a 1000 W+ PSU. RX 9070 XT is based on RDNA4 on a 5nm process, with 64 CUs (4,096 shaders), 16 GB GDDR6 on a
14 August 2025
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