The RTX 2080 has been upgraded to 16GB of video memory, and the performance has skyrocketed by 20 times

In the past two years, it has been very popular to transform and upgrade the video memory capacity of graphics cards, and none of the RTX 40/30/20 and RX 6000 series have run away, but sometimes the effect is obvious, and sometimes it is difficult to say.

Fast Technology reported on February 24 that the Brazilian team Paulo Gomes recently received a special job, some customers felt that their RTX 2080 8GB video memory was too small, asked for an upgrade, and even provided a video memory chip intimately.

Released in 2018, the RTX 2080 features a TU104-400 GPU with 2,944 CUDA cores paired with 256-bit 8GB of GDDR6 memory.

The transformation process is familiar, get the old memory chip, replace it with the new memory chip, and adjust a few jumpers to get it.

The GPU-Z correctly recognizes 16GB of video memory, and the standard drivers and software are also installed without barriers.

After running a lot of "Resident Evil 4", the average frame rate before and after the transformation has basically not changed, but the lowest frame rate of 1% has increased from 3FPS to 59FPS, an increase of almost 20 times!

This also means that the game's severe stuttering in large video storage is almost gone, and it is very smooth.