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Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 review
Posted by: on: 05/17/2016 01:46 PM [
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We review the all-new Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 (Founders Edition). The new 8 GB beast based on the Pascal architecture and 16 nm FinFET has arrived. It's cool, it's silent and it rocks hard when it comes to sheer performance.
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Aelders
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:22 PM
Of course you would say that.
I would argue the media hype is the problem.
This card performs very much like I expected it, I owe a lot of people "I told you so"s :p
Nice review HH.
Beast of a card but really expensive. 800€ is a big deal, not everyone can afford one of these. I dont see 1070 being less than 450€ and thats bad for us.
OH YES LET'S START INFLATING PRICES
699, BECAME 799 JUST NOW
Price will be at 599 once initial madness blows over
Of course you would say that.
I would argue the media hype is the problem.
This card performs very much like I expected it, I owe a lot of people "I told you so"s :p
Nice review HH.
Beast of a card but really expensive. 800€ is a big deal, not everyone can afford one of these. I dont see 1070 being less than 450€ and thats bad for us.
OH YES LET'S START INFLATING PRICES
699, BECAME 799 JUST NOW
Price will be at 599 once initial madness blows over
Aelders
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:24 PM
it seems strange, the 1080 oc only nets a 10% increase in fps in hilberts tests. I'm sure the 1500/7800 oc on 980ti had a bigger impact...
yeah they new cards might not scale so well...
Yes, memory limits, power limits, temp limits, immature drivers etc
This is really an AMAZING upgrade for 980/970 owners, just not TitanX/Ti owners
it seems strange, the 1080 oc only nets a 10% increase in fps in hilberts tests. I'm sure the 1500/7800 oc on 980ti had a bigger impact...
yeah they new cards might not scale so well...
Yes, memory limits, power limits, temp limits, immature drivers etc
This is really an AMAZING upgrade for 980/970 owners, just not TitanX/Ti owners
WhiteLightning
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:25 PM
It appears 1070 will have 1920 cores, so 5 SMs disabled
http://videocardz.com/60127/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-has-1920-cuda-cores
yes here too
http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-specifications-surface.html
GeForce GTX 1070
16 nm GP104 silicon "GP104-200-A1" GPU
1920 CUDA cores
15 out of 20 streaming multiprocessors enabled
120 TMUs
64 ROPs
256-bit GDDR5 memory, 8 GB standard memory amount
Max GPU Boost frequency 1600 MHz
6.75 TFLOP/s single-precision floating point performance
150W TDP, single 8-pin PCIe power connector
3x DisplayPort 1.4, 1x HDMI 2.0b
2-way SLI with SLI HB bridge support
Interesting it doesnt seem to have DVI and 8pin?
It appears 1070 will have 1920 cores, so 5 SMs disabled
http://videocardz.com/60127/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-has-1920-cuda-cores
yes here too
http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-specifications-surface.html
GeForce GTX 1070
16 nm GP104 silicon "GP104-200-A1" GPU
1920 CUDA cores
15 out of 20 streaming multiprocessors enabled
120 TMUs
64 ROPs
256-bit GDDR5 memory, 8 GB standard memory amount
Max GPU Boost frequency 1600 MHz
6.75 TFLOP/s single-precision floating point performance
150W TDP, single 8-pin PCIe power connector
3x DisplayPort 1.4, 1x HDMI 2.0b
2-way SLI with SLI HB bridge support
Interesting it doesnt seem to have DVI and 8pin?
CrisanT
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:26 PM
Performance OK, but...
This card replaces the 980. The 980 was out of my league anyway, so if the 1080 now costs 700, then what the heck is the 1060 or 1070 cost? 550 for the 1070 and 450 the 1060?! really? i wont be able to afford a decent video card...
Ths is not the road i was expecting. For this, Polaris all the way, i hate customer milking.
Performance OK, but...
This card replaces the 980. The 980 was out of my league anyway, so if the 1080 now costs 700, then what the heck is the 1060 or 1070 cost? 550 for the 1070 and 450 the 1060?! really? i wont be able to afford a decent video card...
Ths is not the road i was expecting. For this, Polaris all the way, i hate customer milking.
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:26 PM
Fantastic work HH, as usual.
One question though: how did you test DOOM ? Is there a demo file we can download somewhere or is this taken from a gameplay session or ... ?
No measured in-game .. there's no timedemo available that I know of. I got the key this morning. it was a bit of a quicky. If I find more time I'll prolly do a graphics perf review on the title as it';s definitely better then I expected it to be.
Fantastic work HH, as usual.
One question though: how did you test DOOM ? Is there a demo file we can download somewhere or is this taken from a gameplay session or ... ?
No measured in-game .. there's no timedemo available that I know of. I got the key this morning. it was a bit of a quicky. If I find more time I'll prolly do a graphics perf review on the title as it';s definitely better then I expected it to be.
Aelders
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:26 PM
yes here too
http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-specifications-surface.html
Heh
sweet
I think the 1070 will disappoint many people though, people have too high expectations
Anyway, awesome review. Love GPU release days
This leaves GP104-150 as mystery GPU
I think it will be mobile high-end GPU + 1060ti
yes here too
http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-specifications-surface.html
Heh
sweet
I think the 1070 will disappoint many people though, people have too high expectations
Anyway, awesome review. Love GPU release days
This leaves GP104-150 as mystery GPU
I think it will be mobile high-end GPU + 1060ti
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:26 PM
Thanks for this great review HH! Had a minor problems while opening few review pages but guess it was because G3D was clogged with readers all over the world, nice
All I can say after reading this review is that now I'm completely sure about what's going to happen on used card market: in weeks/months that comes it's going to be flooded with cheap used 970 and 980 cards which is great for those who can't afford to stretch their wallets for 600$/€+ to buy latest technology with all bells and whistles that comes with it. Hell even lots of enthusiast 980Ti owners will be tempted to go for 1080 mostly because of OC potential: that 2GHz+ OC on reference card is just sick!!! Guess AIBs with custom PCBs/cooling will push this monster behing 2.2GHz marker easily.
Personally I'm not much interested in 1080 purchase atm, mostly because it's a bit much for my wallet right now before summer vacation. Second reason is because I don't game atm so my highy OCed 970 is just wasting its time collecting dust, it didn't tasted any game for months, lol I'm not in a hurry, gonna wait for 1070 reviews when it comes out and its OC potential, there will be enough custom 1080 cards by then, first Polaris cards should come out also by that time and then I'm going to decide if I'm going to choose Pascal or Polaris path for gaming rigs of my kids, my gaming needs are not that much important anyway, unlike their.
About the price tag.... On the last page of the review suggested Founders Edition price for Serbia is going to be RSD 96.900 which is around 790€ which is (sadly) two average montly paychecks here, but... But I can assure you it's going to be even more than this, guess somewhere between 100.00 RSD i 120.000 RSD "thanks" to domestic importers-robbers
For those here who couldn't wait for prices to go down this will be one more reason to go "1080 shopping" to Hungary where everything IT related is at least 20% cheaper compared to prices here.
So..... I'm going to wait a bit before upgrade, AMD hurry up ffs with those Polaris cards
Thanks for this great review HH! Had a minor problems while opening few review pages but guess it was because G3D was clogged with readers all over the world, nice
All I can say after reading this review is that now I'm completely sure about what's going to happen on used card market: in weeks/months that comes it's going to be flooded with cheap used 970 and 980 cards which is great for those who can't afford to stretch their wallets for 600$/€+ to buy latest technology with all bells and whistles that comes with it. Hell even lots of enthusiast 980Ti owners will be tempted to go for 1080 mostly because of OC potential: that 2GHz+ OC on reference card is just sick!!! Guess AIBs with custom PCBs/cooling will push this monster behing 2.2GHz marker easily.
Personally I'm not much interested in 1080 purchase atm, mostly because it's a bit much for my wallet right now before summer vacation. Second reason is because I don't game atm so my highy OCed 970 is just wasting its time collecting dust, it didn't tasted any game for months, lol I'm not in a hurry, gonna wait for 1070 reviews when it comes out and its OC potential, there will be enough custom 1080 cards by then, first Polaris cards should come out also by that time and then I'm going to decide if I'm going to choose Pascal or Polaris path for gaming rigs of my kids, my gaming needs are not that much important anyway, unlike their.
About the price tag.... On the last page of the review suggested Founders Edition price for Serbia is going to be RSD 96.900 which is around 790€ which is (sadly) two average montly paychecks here, but... But I can assure you it's going to be even more than this, guess somewhere between 100.00 RSD i 120.000 RSD "thanks" to domestic importers-robbers
For those here who couldn't wait for prices to go down this will be one more reason to go "1080 shopping" to Hungary where everything IT related is at least 20% cheaper compared to prices here.So..... I'm going to wait a bit before upgrade, AMD hurry up ffs with those Polaris cards
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:32 PM
Versus the media hype it is..
A: 12 percent oc gain going to 2ghz, 2.1 not so stable
B: The price vs performance
C: So much for that 61 temp vs 80+
I never said it is a bad card , it is great but vs all the media hype it is a bit of a letdown
Most likely they are running the fan at 100% thats why lol most of these are running about 60%, 100 is too loud for me heck 60% might be annoying.
I am kinda a little disappointed to it's decent but vs price to performance idk. Noticed there is still alot of lacking info on the 1070 which makes me wonder.
Not sure what to do in a few rare cases it maybe 2x as fast as my R9 290 but in most cases it's under so i am kinda disappointed really along with the extreme price tag on it.
Versus the media hype it is..
A: 12 percent oc gain going to 2ghz, 2.1 not so stable
B: The price vs performance
C: So much for that 61 temp vs 80+
I never said it is a bad card , it is great but vs all the media hype it is a bit of a letdown
Most likely they are running the fan at 100% thats why lol most of these are running about 60%, 100 is too loud for me heck 60% might be annoying.
I am kinda a little disappointed to it's decent but vs price to performance idk. Noticed there is still alot of lacking info on the 1070 which makes me wonder.
Not sure what to do in a few rare cases it maybe 2x as fast as my R9 290 but in most cases it's under so i am kinda disappointed really along with the extreme price tag on it.
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:32 PM
It is not disappointment to me for being nVidia card. But considering How long there is Fury X and GTX 980 Ti and expected improvements in architecture which should have improve performance per clock + new manufacturing process...
I simply think that price is too high for step-up it gives once time is put into equation.
620 GBP/790 Euro.
There are sites like Arsetechnica stating: "Nvidia GTX 1080 review: Faster, cheaper, quieter than Titan X".
If GTX 1080 is replacement for GTX 980, then it should have appropriate price regardless of performance. But GTX 980 came at 430 GBP.
What is this move to bump price range for? I have seen statistics on how many cards are sold in each price range. There is no reason to price it that high unless there are very few made.
Or plan to actually decrease price soon enough.
Anyway, I want to know how Polaris will affect performance per $. Because 1080 is not that attractive.
And I do not like some of those techniques nVidia introduced. Even that Viewport correction for multiple screens. Because that actually increases horizontal field of view.
Of course you would say that.
It is not disappointment to me for being nVidia card. But considering How long there is Fury X and GTX 980 Ti and expected improvements in architecture which should have improve performance per clock + new manufacturing process...
I simply think that price is too high for step-up it gives once time is put into equation.
620 GBP/790 Euro.
There are sites like Arsetechnica stating: "Nvidia GTX 1080 review: Faster, cheaper, quieter than Titan X".
If GTX 1080 is replacement for GTX 980, then it should have appropriate price regardless of performance. But GTX 980 came at 430 GBP.
What is this move to bump price range for? I have seen statistics on how many cards are sold in each price range. There is no reason to price it that high unless there are very few made.
Or plan to actually decrease price soon enough.
Anyway, I want to know how Polaris will affect performance per $. Because 1080 is not that attractive.
And I do not like some of those techniques nVidia introduced. Even that Viewport correction for multiple screens. Because that actually increases horizontal field of view.
Matt26LFC
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:33 PM
Nice review Hilbert!
Card is a beast! END OF!
It destroys the 980! 1440p just got owned! Power consumption looks awesome too. Two of these for 4K would be fantastic!
Not going to mention overclocking as it doesn't look quite ready, so hopefully we'll see more soon, but seeing 2GHz in HH reviews still good!
Haters always going to hate
Cowie when you getting one and putting it under dice!!!
Nice review Hilbert!
Card is a beast! END OF!
It destroys the 980! 1440p just got owned! Power consumption looks awesome too. Two of these for 4K would be fantastic!
Not going to mention overclocking as it doesn't look quite ready, so hopefully we'll see more soon, but seeing 2GHz in HH reviews still good!
Haters always going to hate
Cowie when you getting one and putting it under dice!!!
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:34 PM
almost two years ago got 970 for 335 dollars the 1080 is double the frames and double the cost so when it comes to frames per dollar there is no progress this should be a 499 card like all previous XX80
guess that what the absence of competition gets us
almost two years ago got 970 for 335 dollars the 1080 is double the frames and double the cost so when it comes to frames per dollar there is no progress this should be a 499 card like all previous XX80
guess that what the absence of competition gets us
Aelders
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:34 PM
It is not disappointment to me for being nVidia card. But considering How long there is Fury X and GTX 980 Ti and expected improvements in architecture which should have improve performance per clock + new manufacturing process...
I simply think that price is too high for step-up it gives once time is put into equation.
620 GBP/790 Euro.
There are sites like Arsetechnica stating: "Nvidia GTX 1080 review: Faster, cheaper, quieter than Titan X".
If GTX 1080 is replacement for GTX 980, then it should have appropriate price regardless of performance. But GTX 980 came at 430 GBP.
What is this move to bump price range for? I have seen statistics on how many cards are sold in each price range. There is no reason to price it that high unless there are very few made.
Or plan to actually decrease price soon enough.
Anyway, I want to know how Polaris will affect performance per $. Because 1080 is not that attractive.
I love how you just inflated price from 699 to 790
Smooth.
1080 will sell for 599 soon enough
It is not disappointment to me for being nVidia card. But considering How long there is Fury X and GTX 980 Ti and expected improvements in architecture which should have improve performance per clock + new manufacturing process...
I simply think that price is too high for step-up it gives once time is put into equation.
620 GBP/790 Euro.
There are sites like Arsetechnica stating: "Nvidia GTX 1080 review: Faster, cheaper, quieter than Titan X".
If GTX 1080 is replacement for GTX 980, then it should have appropriate price regardless of performance. But GTX 980 came at 430 GBP.
What is this move to bump price range for? I have seen statistics on how many cards are sold in each price range. There is no reason to price it that high unless there are very few made.
Or plan to actually decrease price soon enough.
Anyway, I want to know how Polaris will affect performance per $. Because 1080 is not that attractive.
I love how you just inflated price from 699 to 790
Smooth.
1080 will sell for 599 soon enough
DiceAir
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:36 PM
This card looks amazing so imagine a 1080 ti. It will destroy my 980 ti. I will wait for AMD to release there next big cards or maybe even 1080 ti before I upgrade.
This card looks amazing so imagine a 1080 ti. It will destroy my 980 ti. I will wait for AMD to release there next big cards or maybe even 1080 ti before I upgrade.
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:37 PM
1080 will sell for 599 soon enough
hmmm... I'm not so sure as isn't 599 an MSRP? And now the reference card is so damned expensive I can see that being used as an excuse to push up the price of the aftermarket cards.
1080 will sell for 599 soon enough
hmmm... I'm not so sure as isn't 599 an MSRP? And now the reference card is so damned expensive I can see that being used as an excuse to push up the price of the aftermarket cards.
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:37 PM
Thanks for the review.Fast card.
Overclocks and temps are where I thought this 1080 card would be.
Canadian prices on pre-orders all in are around 1000-1100 so its a little more than 980TI cards and a lot less than Titan X cards.
So better performance than TitanX card which I paid average around 1570 so I will be getting this card to play with for awhile.Until AMD drops new cards.
Thanks for the review.Fast card.
Overclocks and temps are where I thought this 1080 card would be.
Canadian prices on pre-orders all in are around 1000-1100 so its a little more than 980TI cards and a lot less than Titan X cards.
So better performance than TitanX card which I paid average around 1570 so I will be getting this card to play with for awhile.Until AMD drops new cards.
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:38 PM
It's just the reference card that is expensive so as not to undercut AIB
I expect you'll find 1080 selling for less than founders edition pretty soon
it's the same as 980 launch, prices inflated artificially because of demand, this time price increase in controlled by "FE"
hmmm... I'm not so sure as isn't 599 an MSRP? And now the reference card is so damned expensive I can see that being used as an excuse to push up the price of the aftermarket cards.
It's just the reference card that is expensive so as not to undercut AIB
I expect you'll find 1080 selling for less than founders edition pretty soon
it's the same as 980 launch, prices inflated artificially because of demand, this time price increase in controlled by "FE"
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:38 PM
Thank you Hilbert Hagedoorn for the long awaited review finally, could not agree more with conclusion, anyone with a 970/980/980 Ti or a TITAN X specially with a good factory OC 20 to 30% and a good cooler should really wait, any one with an older gen GPU it's a worth update "if you are up for the over priced reference i mean founders edition"
.
other than that wait for something better the AIB or the big brothers TI/X.
sadly we did not see a VR test or a comperson.. the only test that comes to my mind with marks is steam VR test.
one more thing was the driver ver in system info panel 368.13 while the latest driver to download and all of us are using is the 365.19.
probably something forced on Hilbert by nvidia...any ways would be nice is someone clarify.
and the "The new overclocking features that Nvidia introduced are a bit of a mess. They require a specific driver and the tools available crash more than they work"...what OC features? what tools..would be nice to know.. just saying.
again thank you Hilbert for the effort for the review and for your honest opinion at the end.
Thank you Hilbert Hagedoorn for the long awaited review finally, could not agree more with conclusion, anyone with a 970/980/980 Ti or a TITAN X specially with a good factory OC 20 to 30% and a good cooler should really wait, any one with an older gen GPU it's a worth update "if you are up for the over priced reference i mean founders edition"
.
other than that wait for something better the AIB or the big brothers TI/X.
sadly we did not see a VR test or a comperson.. the only test that comes to my mind with marks is steam VR test.
one more thing was the driver ver in system info panel 368.13 while the latest driver to download and all of us are using is the 365.19.
probably something forced on Hilbert by nvidia...any ways would be nice is someone clarify.
and the "The new overclocking features that Nvidia introduced are a bit of a mess. They require a specific driver and the tools available crash more than they work"...what OC features? what tools..would be nice to know.. just saying.
again thank you Hilbert for the effort for the review and for your honest opinion at the end.
WhiteLightning
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:38 PM
I love how you just inflated price from 699 to 790
Smooth.
1080 will sell for 599 soon enough
$ yeah, he is talking about €
I love how you just inflated price from 699 to 790
Smooth.
1080 will sell for 599 soon enough
$ yeah, he is talking about €
morbias
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:39 PM
It's just the reference card that is expensive so as not to undercut AIB
I expect you'll find 1080 selling for less than founders edition pretty soon
it's the same as 980 launch, prices inflated artificially because of demand, this time price increase in controlled by "FE"
We'll see, I'm not much of an optimist
It's just the reference card that is expensive so as not to undercut AIB
I expect you'll find 1080 selling for less than founders edition pretty soon
it's the same as 980 launch, prices inflated artificially because of demand, this time price increase in controlled by "FE"
We'll see, I'm not much of an optimist
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:39 PM
Well i think that it´s fair to say that the 1080 is a "little beast", to get that type of performance from their medium chip is very good, 70% faster than the older 980. Finally we are moving away from the 28nm proccess!
And to think it doubles the performance of my 970...
But that price! Ouch!...
My only question is about the DX12 performance, did Nvidia really fixed the asynchronous compute problem or the problem still existes and it´s being "masked" by the great performance of the card???
Great review as always!
Well i think that it´s fair to say that the 1080 is a "little beast", to get that type of performance from their medium chip is very good, 70% faster than the older 980. Finally we are moving away from the 28nm proccess!
And to think it doubles the performance of my 970...
But that price! Ouch!...
My only question is about the DX12 performance, did Nvidia really fixed the asynchronous compute problem or the problem still existes and it´s being "masked" by the great performance of the card???
Great review as always!
Aelders
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:41 PM
I still think used 980Ti is a better deal
Anyway interesting temps over time, clocks over time feature here
http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/72619-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-review-22.html
We'll see, I'm not much of an optimist
I still think used 980Ti is a better deal
Anyway interesting temps over time, clocks over time feature here
http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/72619-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-review-22.html
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:42 PM
OH YES LET'S START INFLATING PRICES
699, BECAME 799 JUST NOW
Price will be at 599 once initial madness blows over
From Guru3D review...
World prices then (suggested MSRP for Founders edition):
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
...
USA USD 699
Please, just stfu. What a troll...
OH YES LET'S START INFLATING PRICES
699, BECAME 799 JUST NOW
Price will be at 599 once initial madness blows over
From Guru3D review...
World prices then (suggested MSRP for Founders edition):
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
...
USA USD 699
Please, just stfu. What a troll...
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:42 PM
maybe 2200-2300mhz is possible on water, but i don't expect it to be as insane as people expect
Some ppl managed to oc the FE to 2160mhz stable, on air, i asume with a custom solution you might reach 2300mhz.
maybe 2200-2300mhz is possible on water, but i don't expect it to be as insane as people expect
Some ppl managed to oc the FE to 2160mhz stable, on air, i asume with a custom solution you might reach 2300mhz.
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Posted on: 05/17/2016 03:44 PM
From Guru3D review...
World prices then (suggested MSRP for Founders edition):
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
...
USA USD 699
Please, just stfu. What a troll...
...
That's account for EU taxes man, MSRP is still $699
Some ppl managed to oc the FE to 2160mhz stable, on air, i asume with a custom solution you might reach 2300mhz.
yeah but for how long ? 2 minutes ?
From Guru3D review...
World prices then (suggested MSRP for Founders edition):
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
...
USA USD 699
Please, just stfu. What a troll...
...
That's account for EU taxes man, MSRP is still $699
Some ppl managed to oc the FE to 2160mhz stable, on air, i asume with a custom solution you might reach 2300mhz.
yeah but for how long ? 2 minutes ?
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Nice review HH.
Beast of a card but really expensive. 800€ is a big deal, not everyone can afford one of these. I dont see 1070 being less than 450€ and thats bad for us.