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The future of graphics cards and gaming is about to experience the next revolution, or at least that's the marketing behind the new Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 and other Turing-based cards. When Nvidia teamed up with Epic to demonstrate real-time ray tracing at GDC earlier this year, and then we found out it was only running at a 'cinematic' 24fps on a $69,000 DGX Station with four Tesla V100 GPUs, it felt like a lot of hoopla over something more beneficial to Hollywood than to PC gamers. Six months later, we're looking at single graphics cards that can apparently outperform the DGX Station in ray tracing applications, at a comparatively amazing price of just $799. Great news, at least for enthusiast gamers with deep pockets.

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