Hello, i just wanted to ask for the best gpu nowadays for using enscape with vr headset, i mean, the fastest one, and the most powerful gpu at October 2018.
Is the 1080ti oc the best one, or 2080ti are very much better than this one? I repeat, nowadays, for the best VR fastest rendering and visualization.
Thank you for all ?
If you have the money to spend you can get a Quadro P6000 for 4K . It has 24GB ram DDR5.
Can be used a list like this?
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html
Here the GTX1080ti seems to be the inexpensivest card at the upper end. Maybe you get 10% more GPU power for some or much more money.
As seen in the benchmark overview which @Micha posted, the best GPU for Enscape, or in general, would currently be the RTX 2080 Ti, at least for real-time 3D rendering purposes (like games or Enscape).
Although, when it comes to price/performance ratio, you may want to check out the following article as well to aid with your decision:
The RTX 2080 Ti (which is not available for purchase yet) is currently priced at around 1199$, the GTX 1080 Ti can be bought for around 760$ (not including used cards which would be cheaper to get) and you’d “only” gain about 20-30% performance improvement depending on the application and resolution.
Hope this helps already. 
Thanks for your reply. One new question, what is most necessary, Feq. (MHz) or Memory (GB)? thinking about rendering for VR. To take a decision, I think MHz should be very important, but I wanted to know if Memory is as important as Freq. When we are talking about VR a quick gpu seems to be the most important question.
Because 2080 is quicker than 1080ti but it has less memory 8gb vs 11gb, so we don’t know which is a better option. Maybe even 1080ti could be better than 2080?
The amount of memory doesn’t translate into performance - it “just” allows you to work with larger/more detailed scenes (geometric detail, texture resolution) with higher screen(shot) resolutions. Memory clock/frequency and bus width however does have a significant effect on bandwith, which is very relevant for Enscape. The bandwith of the 1080ti is slightly higher than the RTX 2080, but all in all performance of the 2080 should be slightly better. So price/performance of the 1080ti might give the “best bang for the buck” at the moment, however it’s simply not as future proof, as it doesn’t support hardware raytracing (RTX) like the RTX 2080, which is definitely going to be a plus soon.
Thank you for your reply, i love that last " "… waiting for that plus 
We are going to buy MSI GeForce® RTX 2080 Ti GAMING X TRIO 11GB GDDR6 - RTX Triple Threat Bundle, but before of that, could you tell us if there are any troubles with this card and enscape soft? or if you highly recommend this card?
Thanks a lot.
@LiTeL , a very good choice! There won’t be any troubles when it comes to using the RTX 2080 Ti with Enscape. You’ll just be future proof and you can also look forward to our RTX support implementation soon!
Well… since i have installed (very clean installed) this 2080ti rtx card, i have some issues, first, i see that car paint reflections are like a diferent metallic material… before it was not metallic paint, just a little bit, more realistic (with 980ti), dont know why this change has happened… (MAYBE, this is not a problem? is it just a material spec we can adjust with this new rtx technology)? Because it is not on all cars models.
But the worst thing, is that i have continues crashes talking about new drivers, but my drivers are updated…
Just frustrating… :_(
seems to work perfectly in this case.
