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GALAX GeForce GTX 1070 Box Photo and Renders Surface

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/23/2016 09:27 AM | source: | 26 comment(s)
GALAX GeForce GTX 1070 Box Photo and Renders Surface

A new photo of the GALAX GeForce GTX 1070 Boxing surfaced on the web. That alongside some renders. The GP104 based graphics card doesn't reveal much on its boxing other then the product code. 

You can also check out some renders of the GeForce GTX 1070 PCB from GALAX. This could very well be NVIDIA's reference  PCB design of GTX 1070. It looks rather similar to GTX 1080 PCB and will be equipped with GDDR5 memory. The GeForce GTX 1070 goes on sale from June 10, 2016. 

The GeForce GTX 1070 has the same GP104 GPU housed on it's PCB as the 1080, however it'll be cut-down GPU with stripped away segments, it has 1920 shader processors. This means it is has 15 out of the 20 SMs active (15 streaming multi-processors x 128 shader cores). The memory is clocked at 2000 MHz actual which is 8 GHz (GDDR5-effective) at a memory bandwidth of 256 GB/s. Single-precision floating point performance at 6.45 TFLOP/s. The card will start at 379 USD with the founders edition (reference card) costing 449 USD. Below an overview of the specifications:

 

 

 
GeForceGTX 1080GTX 1070GTX Titan X GTX 980 TiGTX 980
           
GPU GP104-400-A1 GP104-200-A1 GM200 GM200 GM204
Architecture Pascal Pascal Maxwell Maxwell Maxwell
Transistor count 7.2 Billion 7.2 Billion 8 Billion 8 Billion 5.2 Billion
Fabrication Node TSMC 16 nm TSMC 16 nm TSMC 28 nm TSMC 28 nm TSMC 28 nm
CUDA Cores 2,560 1,920 3,072 2,816 2,048
SMMs / SMXs 20 15 24 22 16
ROPs 64 64 96 96 64
GPU Clock Core 1,607 MHz 1,506 MHz 1,002 MHz 1,002 MHz 1,127 MHz
GPU Boost clock 1,733 MHz 1,683 MHz 1,076 MHz 1,076 MHz 1,216 MHz
Memory Clock 1,250 MHz 2,000 MHz 1,753 MHz 1,753 MHz 1,753 MHz
Memory Size 8 GB 8 GB 12 GB 6 GB 4 GB
Memory Bus 256-bit 256-bit 384-bit 384-bit 256-bit
Memory Bandwidth 320 GB/s 256 GB/s 337 GB/s 337 GB/s 224 GB/s
FP Performance 9.0 TFLOPS 6.45 TFLOPS 7.0 TFLOPS  6.4 TFLOPS  4.61 TFLOPS
GPU Thermal Threshold 94 Degrees C 94 Degrees C 91 Degrees C 91 Degrees C 95 Degrees C
TDP 180 Watts 150 Watts 250 Watts 250 Watts 165 Watts
Launch MSRP ref $599/$699 $379/$449 $999 $699 $549

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
  • Maximum GPU Boost frequency ~1600 MHz
  • 6.45 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
A substantial difference with the 1080 is not the reduced GPU, this model will have your 'normal' GDDR5 memory and not GDDR5X. Check the leaked photos below:


GALAX GeForce GTX 1070 Box Photo and Renders Surface GALAX GeForce GTX 1070 Box Photo and Renders Surface




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0blivious
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#5277681 Posted on: 05/23/2016 11:26 AM
I want better performance and I want it to cost less and I want a pony and I want it right now.

Ryu5uzaku
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#5277682 Posted on: 05/23/2016 11:28 AM
I want better performance and I want it to cost less and I want a pony and I want it right now.


You ain't getting any ponies!

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#5277683 Posted on: 05/23/2016 11:28 AM
I want better performance and I want it to cost less and I want a pony and I want it right now.



:D

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#5277686 Posted on: 05/23/2016 11:41 AM
Boo hoo, I paid $500 CAD for a Radeon 9800 Pro back in 2003. $500 CAD in 2016 isn't so bad. That being said, you have a GTX 970 already, so you might as well just skip a generation.

The 9800 Pro was a high end card. The 1070 isn't. Huge difference. That was most of the point of what I was saying. A 1070 at $500 is like paying that much for a Radeon 9600 in 2003. The price isn't the problem, what we're getting for the price is; their 4th card down the line with a deceptive name.

While we're playing the pricing game, I paid less than $400 CAD ($350?... don't remember) for a GTX 280 months before the GTX 285 was available. The 280 was the full blown chip, no cuts, not a lower architecture, nothing. The 285 was just a higher binned version in the future that managed higher stock clocks. There was no 280 Ti or Titan, the 280/285 were near identical and the highest end cards available; no naming agenda/scheme to try to pass a lower card as the high end.

It's not that easy for me to skip a generation considering my monitor res is 1440p. Though I'm going to do it anyway. If I have to drop to 30 fps and make my eyes bleed or play on a console then so be it.

I want better performance and I want it to cost less and I want a pony and I want it right now.

*Shrug* Well enjoy paying higher prices every generation then. The fact that people are okay with nVidia gradually selling lesser and lesser cards as the "high end" for constantly increasing prices is why they can get away with it. If they saw even a 20% drop in sales do you think they'd continue?

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#5277687 Posted on: 05/23/2016 11:43 AM
Im expecting atleast 450€ in EU. Gonna wait for Polaris before i make my choice.

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