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I was looking forward to this card's release until the past few days. The 2080 did not wow me enough to drop $700+ then and the 2080 Super does not wow me enough to drop $700+ now. Looks like my GTX1080 Strix gets to join the X-Fi Titanium HD and Teac FD505 in my new build later this year.

Excellent review! I am glad you guys picked-up where you last left off at the previous website. These are the cards I was hoping for right before the original RTX 2000 line launched. I hope nVidia and their partners can produce enough of these chips so we can purchase them at, or less than MSRP.

Wow, just wow! No Heroes of Might and Magic III support, no Ubuntu for me.

I was expecting the prices of the new cards to have a similar price to the current cards. I paid about $539 for my GTX 1080 when it was the top card outside of the Titan series. I laughed so hard, I almost fell out of my chain when the RTX 2070 came out with a similar price and performance more...

Needs some classic and modern military aircraft to get me excited.

Correction, the 6850K system bit the big one and now I am left with this old laptop with a Core i7 2630QM.

I recently upgraded my dad's computer from a pre-Wolfdale Core2Duo to a Core2Quad and an SSD.

Mint Linux.

I have used Open Office and was not fond of it. I could not for the life of me get it to comply with APA formats when writing research papers in college. That experience caused me to purchase Microsoft Office from the university for $40. When I was in the Navy during the late 1990's, we used...

I have eight fingers, thankfully. When I first began working on personal computers during the 1990's I would get all sorts of cuts. Thankfully, none of the cuts became scars. I remember the steel case that my brother had for an Athlon Thunderbird system that split the palm of my hand open when I...

Yes. I usually check every so often for BIOS updates because I have an Intel CPU.

Asus Strix GTX 1080 OC.

Intel Core i7 6850K at 4.1Ghz.