The first benchmark of the new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 can be seen, which leaves it slightly above the NVIDIA GTX 1080.
During the next few months, more models of NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics cards specially designed for Ray Tracing will arrive. The next to hit the market is the GeForce RTX 2070 that is directly intended for mid-range users as a Ray Tracing compatible solution. From this graphics card, the first benchmark in the 3DMark Time Spy has been seen, managing to be slightly above the GeForce GTX 1080, so the information is quite interesting.
The first NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 benchmark appears
Specifically, a Zotac RTX 2070 model has been seen under the 3DMark operating at a Boost frequency of 1950Hz, so we also know that this is a custom model. This leads us to think that the Founders Edition model of this graphics card will perform more or less the same as the GTX 1080, since the FE must reach a Boost frequency of 1710MHz. Point ways this graphics card.
The data shows that the graphics card shows that it has been assembled with the Intel Core i7 8700K processor that combined with the GTX 1080 has given a result of practically 7500 points, while with the RTX 2070 it has given 8151 points. Finally, if we look at the data that the GTX 2080 has given, it gave 9266 points, so the result of the RTX 2070 is not bad at all.
It is true that GeForce RTX are somewhat more expensive than Pascal graphics, but it should also be noted that these graphics cards have support for Ray Tracing technology and also have the new Tensor Core developed for Deep Learning.
Source: wccftech
