Is the RTX 2080 worth upgrading to? It's £749 and we bare all in this review. It has been over two years since Nvidia announced the GTX 1080 in Texas. Those two years saw its GeForce 10 series, based on the Pascal architecture, dominate the graphics card market – if you wanted the fastest consumer card available, you had to go with Team Green.

Last month in Cologne, Germany, Nvidia took things a step further with the launch of its GeForce 20 series, and the unveiling of the new Turing architecture. Today we have reviews of both the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti, but this article is concerned with the former graphics card. Priced at £749 here in the UK – more than last generation’s flagship GTX 1080 Ti – what can the RTX 2080 offer to those who don’t want to spend over £1000 for a single graphics card?