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Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 reviews and benchmarks

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digitalrelic

Banned
Rayge said:
I'm seeing 20 to 30 fps gains...
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From HardOCP:

DOOM
GTX 1080 - 52 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 41.9 FPS

Tom Clancy's The Division
GTX 1080 - 57.2 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 45.1 FPS

Fallout 4
GTX 1080 - 73.4 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 58.2 FPS

Witcher 3
GTX 1080 - 54.7 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 44.5 FPS


The 1080 clearly averages 20-30% more performance than a 980 Ti. Pretty damn good but not 20-30 fps gains on average as you stated.
 
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Arex

Member
Pretty nice improvement over the 980ti, but not enough for an upgrade after all, for 1440p I'm still good enough with my 980ti, and for 4k the 1080 doesn't seem good enough for consistent >60fps yet.

I'll wait for the 4k60fps ( maybe 1080ti) gpu to come out and probably double dip on the 4k and 1080ti then :)
 
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Mister_Bubbles

Member
I'm not familiar with the gfx card release thing - will the '3rd party' versions of the 1080 be around by August (which is when I intend to do a new PC build)?
 
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Shawn6661

Member
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Not bad. My poor MSI GTX 970 Gaming!
 
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Sutton Dagger

Member
The prices are pretty ridiculous though, it was a bit of a shady move to say $599 when we know that probably won't happen for months. Still no Aussie price either.
 
Azzurri

Azzurri

Member
So 1 1080gtx is more powerful than my 980SLI. I wonder if it's just for Witcher 3, or most games. Because if this is true I'd sell my 980's for 1 1080gtx, then sell the 1080gtx for the Ti next year.
 
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ViewtifulJC

Banned
Bboy AJ said:
Here we go. When it was rumored and I said it'd eclipse a 980Ti, everyone laughed. When I'm saying the announced 1080 will be brilliant, everyone tells me to stfu and wait.

Now we're here and everyone can eat crow. Sit in the corner and eat it.
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Dude nobody fuckin cares lol
 
Stevey

Stevey

Member
Sweet, will be interesting to see what EVGA come out with, wonder how long til we get non reference cards?
 
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Durante

Member
Read only the computerbase reviews so far.

Very disappointed that they can't distinguish milliseconds from microseconds, preemption in less than 100 milliseconds wouldn't be too great :p
 
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Hasney

Member
dragn said:
lol gimme 3 polaris cards for that price
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OK. Enjoy Crossfire.

Seriously, at the very high end, it's not horrible right now. I assume Vega will be priced around this and hopefully it knocks it out of the park. Polaris is aiming a little too low for my tastes.
 
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digitalrelic

Banned
It's an impressive card, but 10-15 FPS over my 980 Ti in most games @ 1440p isn't enough for me to upgrade. I'll definitely be waiting for the 1080 Ti, where I'll hopefully be looking at 20-30 FPS gains over the 980 Ti.
 
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Makareu

Member
Hum, will wait for custom 1080 and more feedback on how they OC, but so far the performance / price ratio is not that hot.
Wallet safe for now.
 
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Vulcano's assistant

Banned
Bboy AJ said:
Here we go. When it was rumored and I said it'd eclipse a 980Ti, everyone laughed. When I'm saying the announced 1080 will be brilliant, everyone tells me to stfu and wait.

Now we're here and everyone can eat crow. Sit in the corner and eat it.
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You must have been reading different threads. you really think every 980ti owner sees this as a needed upgrade? It is just better than the 980ti, EVERYONE knew that was going to happen. It was the 1070 the one people didn't think would match the 980ti, the 1070.
 
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Renekton

Member
digitalrelic said:
From HardOCP @ 1440P:

DOOM
GTX 1080 - 52 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 41.9 FPS

Tom Clancy's The Division
GTX 1080 - 57.2 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 45.1 FPS

Fallout 4
GTX 1080 - 73.4 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 58.2 FPS

Witcher 3
GTX 1080 - 54.7 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 44.5 FPS


The 1080 clearly averages 20-30% more performance than a 980 Ti. Pretty damn good but not 20-30 fps gains on average as you stated.
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You can get the 20-30fps gains if you use 1080p benchmarks instead of 1440p.
 
Phawx

Phawx

Member
I would like to see some OC'd benches as well. I kind of had a feeling what the stock scores would be.

Right now I'm thinking I should just get a used 980ti for $400.

Edit: just saw some. Gotta try to find a 980ti for cheap.
 
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laxu

Member
Rayge said:
I'm seeing 20 to 30 fps gains...
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10 fps at 4K matters more than 20-30 fps in lower resolutions where a 980 Ti already runs a game at anything from 60-100 fps.

You would be better off checking reviews where they overclock the 980 Ti and comparing those to the 1080. So far it seems like a stock 1080 and overclocked 980 Ti are close enough for it to not matter.

To give you an idea, a reference 980 Ti boosts to about 1000 MHz whereas an overclocked one can be at 1500.
 
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RE4PRR

Member
Looks like we need to wait for the OC stuff to put this thing really to the test. Gah June can't come quick enough.
 
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Dreams-Visions

Member
EatChildren said:
So according to those Guru3D benchies, stock 980Ti -> 1080, @1440p...

Witcher III Wild Hunt
61fps -> 82fps

Grand Theft Auto 4
86fps -> 114fps

Rise of the Tomb Raider
70fps -> 90fps

Ashes of the Singularity
57fps -> 80fps

The Division
59fps -> 79fps

DOOM
91fps -> 112fps
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digitalrelic said:
From HardOCP @ 1440P:

DOOM
GTX 1080 - 52 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 41.9 FPS

Tom Clancy's The Division
GTX 1080 - 57.2 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 45.1 FPS

Fallout 4
GTX 1080 - 73.4 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 58.2 FPS

Witcher 3
GTX 1080 - 54.7 FPS
GTX 980 Ti - 44.5 FPS


The 1080 clearly averages 20-30% more performance than a 980 Ti. Pretty damn good but not 20-30 fps gains on average as you stated.
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Welp, definitely keeping my 980Ti.

Need to see VR performance comparisons to be sure, but MEH....
 
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Tenacious-D

Member
Wilson said:
Founders Edition RRP from Guru3d:

Code: 
    Serbian Dinar RSD 96,900
    Czech Koruna CZK 21,400
    Danish Krone DKK 6,150
    Germany EUR 789
    France EUR 789
    British Pound GBP 619
    Hungarian Forint HUF 259,850
    Norwegian Krone NOK 7,599
    Polish Zloty PLN 3,599
    Romanian New Lei RON 3,499
    Russian Rouble RUB 54,990
    Indian Rupee INR 63,250
    Swedish Krona SEK 7,699
    Turkish Lira TRY 2,850
    South African Rand ZAR 13,599
    Switzerland CHF 790
    UAE AED 2,850
    USA USD 699

Bit pricey in the UK but I'll probably pick up a non-reference card when they're revealed.
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14000 rand!

Holy shit. I can almost build two systems at that price.

I'll wait for the 1070 and Polaris.
 
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membran

Member
Are any specific VR benchmarks available? I've skimmed trough some of the reviews but none of them have tested the VR performance, only quoting the potential "100 per cent" performance increase.
 
N

nortonff

Hi, I'm nortonff. I spend my life going into threads to say that I don't care about the topic of the thread. It's a really good use of my time.
No QUAD-Sli review? Shame.....
 
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Xyber

Member
Renekton said:
You can get the 20-30fps gains if you use 1080p benchmarks instead of 1440p.
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20-30fps gains is a useless way of describing the advantage over a 980ti.

If 980ti gets 20fps at 4k and 1080 gets 5fps more, that is still a 25% increase.

People who were expecting bigger fps gains in demanding titles at 4K from this card were delusional.
 
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Zackat

Member
Waiting for better coolers to come along. This looks great though. Maybe I can snag a cheap 970 or 980 in a few months to tide me over :D
 
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