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Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 reviews and benchmarks

dr_rus

dr_rus

Member
Embargo on 1080 reviews should end in 10 minutes, but the Chinese guys can't into western times anyway so the first review is out: http://www.pcpop.com/view/2/2763/2763166_all.shtml?r=17180620#p1

Will update the first post with new reviews as soon as they'll become available.

Bolded ones below are recommended:

English:
Other languages:
Video reviews:
Custom 1080 cards reviews:
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Courtesy of 3DCenter, click for 1080p and 4K comparison.
 
Woffls

Woffls

Member
Skimmed through Guru3D as quickly as I could before the site stopped responding. Saw 1db above 750 Ti, decent temps, and ~25-30% perf fps increase over 980 Ti on Hitman and Tomb Raider. That about right?
 
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Zaph

Member
Sitting on a 980ti and I know I should wait for the 1080ti, but I'm starting to get that upgrade itch...
 
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jett

D-Member
Wow it actually is better than the Titan X in all benchmarks.

What's the point of the Titan X now?
 
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Hasney

Member
The one thing I've noticed is that I can get close to the 1080 Firestrike graphics scores on an 980ti with some OCing, but the overall score is harder to get and I've got a 6700k.

I personally think it's worth waiting for 980ti owners, but I'm sure those that jumped in early on that card have large budgets anyway. I'll certainly be looking to go to a 1080ti or Titan when they get released.
 
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EatChildren

Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
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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laxu

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The Witcher at 4K result seems to match an overclocked 980 Ti. HardOCP in their 4K 980 Ti and Fury X test got 48.2 fps with the max overclock on an ASUS 980 Ti.

If it overclocks well then it probably ends up being roughly 20% faster than an overclocked 980 Ti.
 
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abunai

Member
This'll be a sweet upgrade from my 680. Might still wait for AMD's benchmarks to see which is the better buy.
 
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hohoXD123

Member
From overclockers club:

In Battlefield 4, the FPS levels are so high at 1920 x 1080 that there is nothing but smooth gameplay. A new technology called Fast Sync is being introduced to combat tearing when running with V-Sync off at high FPS level. The result is that you take a minimal FPS hit and better gaming experience using Fast Sync instead of the reduction in FPS to the refresh rate of your monitor.
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Interesting...
 
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Genio88

Member
Looks like it gets fairly hot under load, about 82 celius, my GTX 980 OC is like 15 celius cooler under load...i thought better for a newer cooler and 16nm technology...That means fan profile must be set high, which will make the card loud, that's a shame, since my GTX 980 is already enough power wise for me i was thinking about upgrading to 1080 to get a quieter card, but that doesn't seem like the case at all
 
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Haloid1177

Banned
Hasney said:
I personally think it's worth waiting for 980ti owners, but I'm sure those that jumped in early on that card have large budgets anyway. I'll certainly be looking to go to a 1080ti or Titan when they get released.
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Yep, I think I will. The performance boost is nice on the 1080 from a 980ti for sure, but my rig isn't struggling with any games just yet, and I imagine it won't until I upgrade to the next Titan or ti model. Excited for 1070 benchmarks next month.
 
Bboy AJ

Bboy AJ

My dog was murdered by a 3.5mm audio port and I will not rest until the standard is dead
LOL at everyone who doubted me.
 
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jett

D-Member
V_Arnold said:
The same point any product had before its successors launched?
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Hasney said:
Linus Tech Tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-61Zn4Sb8Q



Cards get outdated. There will be another Titan that will have a point when HBM2 is ready for the big time.
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Dictator93 said:
To be superceded by the technology that came out later than it like all hardware since the dawn of computing?
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Well, yes.

The difference is that the Titan X still sells for a stupid price, it's almost twice the 1080.
 
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Hasney

Member
Anandtech Preview

http://anandtech.com/show/10326/the-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-preview

jett said:
Well, yes.

The difference is that the Titan X still sells for a stupid price, it's almost twice the 1080.
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They've stopped being produced by now. It won't get any cheaper, it's like a status symbol as much as a card and may still be handy for someone that needs 12GB of VRAM for whatever.

Even older Titans are quite often more expensive than the 1080 second hand.
 
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