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Nvidia "Special Event" livestream 6PM PDT

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"Last time" was the final cycle of an old tech.

This is the first cycle of a new tech.

When he said how much they spent on R&D what he actually meant was:

And now customers will pay for it.
That's nonsense. People who will pay $400 for a gpu will pay $400. If they can't afford more, they can't afford more. Nvidia won't price themselves out of their market. There's high end, mid, low. I can't see them raising the price of each tier by much.
 
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"Never before have we been able to render with this much detail!"
"20% more powerful than previous cards"

So.. if you can do it at 60 fps now, the previous generation could do it at 50 fps? That's not exactly mind blowing.
 
No way.

If that performance/watt chart is even remotely indicative of reality, they aren't going to sell this card for anything close to $600.

Because further increasing performance is getting increasingly difficult, expensive, and time-consuming. The steps will be increasingly farther apart in time. We have already seen that. That means they need something new to sell in between -- either new tech or older tech at price levels which reach new customers.

Anyway, we'll know soon!

Cmon durante it's an nvidia graph, you know those are always hilarious and meaningless (regardless of how good or bad their product is)

On topic: just noticed they put the 1080 at 180 w power consumption

I'm worried about the overclocking room if it's already at that power consumption

edit : yeah 2.1 ghz lol
 
what does this even mean? A 1080 is vaguely 4 1/3 power and the Titan X is roughly 3 3/5 power? what's the power difference?!?!?!!!??!!??!?!

crap

we're going to have to wait on reviews for that information, aren't we?

Seems to be around 20%
 
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