2080 RTX performance on Tensorflow with CUDA 10

Re:2080 RTX performance on Tensorflow with CUDA 10 by lhlmgr on Friday October 05, 2018 @05:52AM (#18146877)

"I do like the RTX 2080Ti but I just love the Titan V! The Titan V is a great card and even though it seems expensive from a "consumer" point of view. I consider it an incredible bargain." .. quite hard to read as a phd student..

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Re:2080 RTX performance on Tensorflow with CUDA 10 by sigi45 on Friday October 05, 2018 @07:13AM (#18147186)

As a student, you get more free offers to use university ressources or something else than someone who just 'works'.

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Re:2080 RTX performance on Tensorflow with CUDA 10 by _Wintermute on Friday October 05, 2018 @06:11AM (#18146949)

Compared to other equipment in research environments it's incredibly cheap.

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Re:2080 RTX performance on Tensorflow with CUDA 10 by ekianjo on Friday October 05, 2018 @06:17AM (#18146969)

Usually you dont buy such equipment by yourself anyway.

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Re:2080 RTX performance on Tensorflow with CUDA 10 by aetimmes on Friday October 05, 2018 @07:19AM (#18147203)

Considering the V100 runs around $10-11k and the Titan V provides similar performance for around $3k, the author isn't wrong.

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Re:2080 RTX performance on Tensorflow with CUDA 10 by bitL on Friday October 05, 2018 @07:20AM (#18147212)

32GB vs 12GB. Enables a lot more. If you don't care about memory and FP64, 2080Ti would be a much better deal than Titan V. V100 vs Quadro RTX 8000 would be more interesting.

Still, I think 2x1080Ti is a better deal than 1x2080Ti and costs the same.

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Re:2080 RTX performance on Tensorflow with CUDA 10 by ZeroCool2u on Friday October 05, 2018 @08:49AM (#18147685)

Frankly it probably is, if only because you can do batch processing while still doing more experimental work on the other card.

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