Turing Discussion Thread

[SteelCrysis]

https://www.extremetech.com/computing/28...paying-for

Anandtech’s table sums things up nicely. The problem with Turing, up until now, is that Nvidia raised prices on every Turing card relative to its Pascal counterpart at the same position in the product stack. This forced gamers into a binary choice: You can buy an RTX card for roughly what you paid for your previous GTX card and enjoy no extra performance or you can spend more money for a performance jump.
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Regardless of what AMD does, however, we’ve finally gotten a Turing GPU that offers a genuine improvement to both performance and performance-per-dollar. Apparently, the only thing that required was dumping the features that were supposed to make Turing shine in the first place. Depending on how you feel about those features, this may not even count as a negative.