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ASIA Board Partner Shows Possible next-gen NVIDIA Graphics card (1180/2080)
From the looks of it, a rendering of a custom design next-gen NVIDIA card from Maxsun popped up in Asia forums. The leaked picture at baidu shows a new NVIDIA product, armed with a three slot cooler.
Maxsun is based in Asia and serves the market there, you should pay attention, this is a rendering shown at a recent presentation, not a physical product. Armed with lots of LEDs you can spot a GeForce GTX logo as well as a single 8-pin power connector. Much like the PCB photos that leaked earlier, there is no DVI connector present.
Well, that's all folks.
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#5571245 Posted on: 08/06/2018 10:39 AM
@fantaskarsef I also think he meant SLI connector since that indeed was the missing thing from the board leak last week.
@fantaskarsef I also think he meant SLI connector since that indeed was the missing thing from the board leak last week.
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#5571250 Posted on: 08/06/2018 10:50 AM
Well then, both really
SLI /NVLink is missing, but it is a rendering. But the past couple of years the DVI connector always/often sat on top of a HDMI/DP connector for NV and it's partners. Thus when you look at the connector the most right position. You can see nothing here on the photo, indicating DVI is missing.
Example:
Well then, both really
SLI /NVLink is missing, but it is a rendering. But the past couple of years the DVI connector always/often sat on top of a HDMI/DP connector for NV and it's partners. Thus when you look at the connector the most right position. You can see nothing here on the photo, indicating DVI is missing.Example:
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#5571252 Posted on: 08/06/2018 10:57 AM
Well then, both really SLI /NVLink is missing, but it is a rendering. But the past couple of years the DVI connector always/often sat on top of a HDMI/DP connector for NV and it's partners. Thus when you look at the connector the most right position. You can see nothing here on the photo, indicating DVI is missing.
Example:
Oh look
Well, the more you know. Since there are converters I guess it's no big issue that it's gone anyway.
Well then, both really
SLI /NVLink is missing, but it is a rendering. But the past couple of years the DVI connector always/often sat on top of a HDMI/DP connector for NV and it's partners. Thus when you look at the connector the most right position. You can see nothing here on the photo, indicating DVI is missing.Example:
Oh look
Well, the more you know. Since there are converters I guess it's no big issue that it's gone anyway.
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#5571271 Posted on: 08/06/2018 12:48 PM
I'd think there was a possibility that the NVLink connector is just hidden by the shroud.
No DVI finally, means that this can be single slot with a waterblock
I'd think there was a possibility that the NVLink connector is just hidden by the shroud.
No DVI finally, means that this can be single slot with a waterblock
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#5571274 Posted on: 08/06/2018 12:53 PM
My 1080Ti is watercooled and single slot since I got it already... just buy cards that don't have a DVI like reference cards
No DVI finally, means that this can be single slot with a waterblock
My 1080Ti is watercooled and single slot since I got it already... just buy cards that don't have a DVI like reference cards
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#5571275 Posted on: 08/06/2018 12:54 PM
Looks like I will finally have an excuse to upgrade from DVI to either DP or HDMI.
Looks like I will finally have an excuse to upgrade from DVI to either DP or HDMI.
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#5571296 Posted on: 08/06/2018 02:06 PM
I have STRIX 1080Ti and I use DVI connector. I hope Asus and other partners continue adding DVI connector. More connectors means more options which is always a good thing.
I have STRIX 1080Ti and I use DVI connector. I hope Asus and other partners continue adding DVI connector. More connectors means more options which is always a good thing.
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#5571301 Posted on: 08/06/2018 02:25 PM
Why can't we just get a boxed converter from HDMI/DP to DVI? that way, you get to fit more ports and/or give more breathing room for the 2nd expansion slot. Those converters are very cheap. GPUs used to come with DVI to VGA adapters.
As for the lacking SLI slot, is this because it will be SLI-incompatible or are they pulling an AMD by using the PCIe bus for inter-card communication?
Why can't we just get a boxed converter from HDMI/DP to DVI? that way, you get to fit more ports and/or give more breathing room for the 2nd expansion slot. Those converters are very cheap. GPUs used to come with DVI to VGA adapters.
As for the lacking SLI slot, is this because it will be SLI-incompatible or are they pulling an AMD by using the PCIe bus for inter-card communication?
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#5571306 Posted on: 08/06/2018 02:36 PM
This is what I immediately thought, chances are these cards aren't utilizing the full speeds of PCIE anyway.
As for the lacking SLI slot, is this because it will be SLI-incompatible or are they pulling an AMD by using the PCIe bus for inter-card communication?
This is what I immediately thought, chances are these cards aren't utilizing the full speeds of PCIE anyway.
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#5571312 Posted on: 08/06/2018 02:51 PM
Shhh don't say that out loud, you might offend the people who think PCIe 4.0 will improve their gaming experience
This is what I immediately thought, chances are these cards aren't utilizing the full speeds of PCIE anyway.
Shhh don't say that out loud, you might offend the people who think PCIe 4.0 will improve their gaming experience
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#5571328 Posted on: 08/06/2018 03:24 PM
i thought the name was finalized to 2080 .... or just linus said that ? oh well does not matter at all what they are called really
i thought the name was finalized to 2080 .... or just linus said that ? oh well does not matter at all what they are called really
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#5571330 Posted on: 08/06/2018 03:27 PM
Yeah I thought the same thing, but then there are other sources that say 1180 was finalized so... I guess we're going to be in version-number limbo until Nvidia finally tells us what it really is. I suppose the good news is after this generation, there shouldn't be any more ambiguity for a long while, unless we get another GTX 800 series situation (in the sense that it didn't exist for desktop parts).
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Meanwhile, if 2080 is the route they go for, there will be some confusion once the 6000-9000 series comes along a few years down the road.
i thought the name was finalized to 2080 .... or just linus said that ? oh well does not matter at all what they are called really
Yeah I thought the same thing, but then there are other sources that say 1180 was finalized so... I guess we're going to be in version-number limbo until Nvidia finally tells us what it really is. I suppose the good news is after this generation, there shouldn't be any more ambiguity for a long while, unless we get another GTX 800 series situation (in the sense that it didn't exist for desktop parts).
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Meanwhile, if 2080 is the route they go for, there will be some confusion once the 6000-9000 series comes along a few years down the road.
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#5571332 Posted on: 08/06/2018 03:36 PM
@schmidtbag 6000-9000 meeeh for the 6000 series ... i mean they are away at LEAST 6 years if not 8 ...... i do not think anyone will remember the 6000 series from amd or the 600 kepler from nvidia to be a factor ...but i want to see an nvidia 9700 !
@schmidtbag 6000-9000 meeeh for the 6000 series ... i mean they are away at LEAST 6 years if not 8 ...... i do not think anyone will remember the 6000 series from amd or the 600 kepler from nvidia to be a factor ...but i want to see an nvidia 9700 !
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#5571338 Posted on: 08/06/2018 03:52 PM
Why can't we just get a boxed converter from HDMI/DP to DVI? that way, you get to fit more ports and/or give more breathing room for the 2nd expansion slot. Those converters are very cheap. GPUs used to come with DVI to VGA adapters.
Well HDMI to dual link DVI doesn't exist so those with high refresh rate monitors are out of luck; I don't think someone who buys a 1180 is going to have a generic 60hz monitor with only DVI.
DP to HDMI/DVI is a $40 adapter as DP is a totally different signal than DVI/HDMI making an active converter necessary for most monitors.
That means it doesn't make sense to include one either way.
Why can't we just get a boxed converter from HDMI/DP to DVI? that way, you get to fit more ports and/or give more breathing room for the 2nd expansion slot. Those converters are very cheap. GPUs used to come with DVI to VGA adapters.
Well HDMI to dual link DVI doesn't exist so those with high refresh rate monitors are out of luck; I don't think someone who buys a 1180 is going to have a generic 60hz monitor with only DVI.
DP to HDMI/DVI is a $40 adapter as DP is a totally different signal than DVI/HDMI making an active converter necessary for most monitors.
That means it doesn't make sense to include one either way.
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@Hilbert Hagedoorn Just asking, no DVI connector? Or did you mean no SLI connector?