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The RTX 2080 ti has a whopping 13,447,680 MegaFlops & 10,068,480 on the RTX 2080
To Calculate Flops you take Frequency * Shading Units (Cuda Cores) * 2
Raw Compute Power (Not gaming performing)
2080 ti vs 1080ti = 18.5% faster than the 1080ti
1080 TI vs 2080 = 12% faster than the 2080
2080 vs 1080 = 13% faster than the 1080
Math
6723840/5669888 = 1.185885858768286
5669888/5034240= 1.12626494
5034240/4436480= 1.13473745
3231360
Memory Bandwidth is ~ 30% faster
Based on these I could make rough speculations and estimate the the 2070 will be roughly 2176 Cuda cores which will make it approx a 13% upgrade over the 1070 depending on clock speeds but will probably overclock well compared to the other cards making it probably better value per dollar than the 2080.
To Calculate Flops you take Frequency * Shading Units (Cuda Cores) * 2
Raw Compute Power (Not gaming performing)
2080 ti vs 1080ti = 18.5% faster than the 1080ti
1080 TI vs 2080 = 12% faster than the 2080
2080 vs 1080 = 13% faster than the 1080
Math
6723840/5669888 = 1.185885858768286
5669888/5034240= 1.12626494
5034240/4436480= 1.13473745
3231360
Memory Bandwidth is ~ 30% faster
Based on these I could make rough speculations and estimate the the 2070 will be roughly 2176 Cuda cores which will make it approx a 13% upgrade over the 1070 depending on clock speeds but will probably overclock well compared to the other cards making it probably better value per dollar than the 2080.