The GPU Compute Performance From The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 To TITAN RTX

Here's a look at all of these different graphics cards and their GPU core temperatures during the span of all the GPU compute benchmarks carried out for this article. The TITAN RTX had an average temperature of 64 degrees and a peak of 79 degrees, actually a few degrees lower on all the metrics compared to the GTX 680 as well as many of the other cards tested.

The TITAN RTX also came out well with these tests in the overall AC system power consumption metrics and slightly ahead of the RTX 2080 Ti for these particular workloads (see more power data in the original TITAN RTX Linux benchmarks article). This article is basically complementary data points to the original tests featuring TensorFlow, Linux gaming, etc.

If you want to see how your own Linux GPU compute performance compares to this diverse range of NVIDIA cards tested, simply install the Phoronix Test Suite and then run phoronix-test-suite benchmark 1812259-PTS-NVIDIATI26.

For those wondering about Blender rendering performance on the TITAN RTX, there are these standalone tests so far using a patched build of Blender 2.79 that has the CUDA 10 support needed for Turing cards. I'm still working on getting the Blender 2.80 beta to play nicely for benchmarking and when that's working right will have a large comparison on that front.