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Nvidia announces Geforce GTX 10 Series - GTX1080 - $599 - May 27th, GTX1070 = $379
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I don't think that's very likely at all.
If anything, I'd assume those transistors include a significant amount of redundancy to allow them to reach these (to me at least) very unexpected price levels.
There are a lot of questions like this one popping up and the answer will always depend on the game, and the target graphics options and framerate.
AndyMoogle
Member
There will be different kinds of fans from different makers. As usual. Though, not on day 1.
depends if you like open-world games
Yeah, I guess its saving grace could be overclocking if there really is so much room.
midasmulligan
Member
Do we have a rough timeline when these will be implemented on laptop hardware?
Glass Shark
Banned
If you can sell those cards to cover the whole cost (or even most of it), I'd say yes, if for no other reason than you don't have to deal with the occasional quirks of SLI.
Nope. A television in fact.
My 980ti hp doesn't seem like a good deal anymore
Its not when you consider that a $380 card in a month is better than the 980ti.
I mostly play rpg's like Skyrim, Dragon Age and Witcher. I would like to run games at 1440p.
Smooth Operator
Member
I have a 670... so yeah, 1070 it is !
Felix Lighter
Member
If 1080ti comes within 80% of 980ti SLI, I will sell my cards and grab the 1080ti and return to the single GPU world.
980M dropped a month after 980 desktop - so that could be a good indicator.
Okay here's what I think should be clarified, can someone help?
Nvidia's Big Pascal GP100 for the Telsa P100 (and future 2017 graphic cards) has the following performance:
The GTX 1080 is the GP104 GPU with 9 TFLOPs right, but I assume that's single precision FP32 ?
Nvidia's Big Pascal GP100 for the Telsa P100 (and future 2017 graphic cards) has the following performance:
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-pascal-gpu-gtc-2016/#ixzz47vzgolUL
The GTX 1080 is the GP104 GPU with 9 TFLOPs right, but I assume that's single precision FP32 ?
Hero_of_the_Day
Member
We'd have to bring Superman into the equation.
AndyMoogle
Member
You'll still benefit greatly from downsampling.
If 1080 is better than 980 sli, then maybe 1080ti is better than 980ti sli?
midasmulligan
Member
Great
just thinking these will make for highly appealing VR laptops... Can't waitOh 1440p changes things, I think in many cases your CPU won't bottleneck before your GPU does.
My 780's fate is sealed. Question is do I go for a 1080 (VR/144hz gaming), or go 1070 for now and go Ti (HBM2) when released?
Also, when is AMD's show? I need to know ASAP what they're doing. I'm guessing they need to show off something and fast. They can't afford to tell people to wait and see because people are going to run out for especially that 1070...
Also, when is AMD's show? I need to know ASAP what they're doing. I'm guessing they need to show off something and fast. They can't afford to tell people to wait and see because people are going to run out for especially that 1070...
AMD will very likely go for lower affordable segments.
But they would have to use controversial benchmarks like Ashes and Quantum Break.
Great
Definitely. I had a 980M laptop and it was beast - but just missing the little oomph for 120Hz/144Hz MP FPS gaming...now we will have the best of all worlds in a mobile package. The 1080M is going to be INSANE. Can bring my Vive to parties.
terencecah
Member
depends how much you are on the internet
Like any high price electronic, as long as you are on the internet everyday you will eventually get one
I've survived trying to get both an asus ROG swift and a acer x34, along with 970's and 980ti's this way
If you are determined, you will get them ( as long as you have the money)
Apoleptica
Banned
So the 1080 at the end of may and the 1070 in the beginning of june will only have reference coolers right? When might we see custom coolers?
MikeE21286
Member
Going to be upgrading to a 1080 on this system. Wondering if I need to worry about anything else bottlenecking, or can I just swap out my GPUs?
CPU: i5 2500k @4.4ghz
RAM: 12gb DDR3 1333mhz
GPU: GTX 570
Thanks in advance for any advice. I'm thinking others might be wondering the same with their system as well.
CPU: i5 2500k @4.4ghz
RAM: 12gb DDR3 1333mhz
GPU: GTX 570
Thanks in advance for any advice. I'm thinking others might be wondering the same with their system as well.
Only if you realize that you won't want to switch to 4K until they have good 144hz gsync monitors as well.
So yes, totally worth it.
Unknown Soldier
Member
The new king of Steam Hardware Survey arrives. GTX 970 had an amazing run, sitting on top of the SHS almost since it's original launch. Step aside 970, for the 1070 has landed.
I'm pretty much in for a 1080 if it can offer >50% performance over my 980 Ti in non-VR applications. Yes, this is OK if I require an OC to achieve this, that demo one was running at 2144 mhz on the stream LMAO.
I'm pretty much in for a 1080 if it can offer >50% performance over my 980 Ti in non-VR applications. Yes, this is OK if I require an OC to achieve this, that demo one was running at 2144 mhz on the stream LMAO.
Hmmmmm, you have a very sound plan there.
Go 1070 now and get a 1080Ti, better than my plan of 1080 SLI
It seems well suited for that.
Again, 1080 is not better than 980SLI. That statement only holds true in regards to simultaneous reprojection in VR, but performance gains are sadly much lower in normal gaming as showed in the graph on the official site.
Not a chance, they have been smug-ing up the performance rumor threads
terencecah
Member
Not a chance, they have been smug-ing up the performance rumor threads
I've learned to avoid those topics, and the used to be the reason of why I came to neogaf
I don't even care as much about aliasing as most other people. The way I see it if I can get my hands on a 1070 it'll at least run games well enough through like 2019 or something.