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GeForce GTX 1080 Cooler Photo Leaks ?
Over at the Asia region based Chiphell (who found it through a baidu site) a photo appeared of what could be the GeForce GTX 1080 cooling solution.
Right first my disclaimer, it's a photo spotted on a vague Chinese website. That's pretty much all I can say about the realibility of this photo. The photo is pretty darn poor quality and if you look closely, that's either very bad JPEG compression or visually noticeable photo-shopped content. So I for one would not count on the validity of the photo. But hey who knows right ?
The GeForce GTX 1080 (if it's called that) would be based on a GP104-200 GPU. The GP104 based GTX 1080 would get a 256-bit memory controller tied to 8GB of gddr5x memory. The usage of gddr5x over regular gddr5 remains rather speculative as we might just end up with regular gDDR5 memory (GDDR5X is your standard GDDR5 memory however, opposed to delivering 32 byte/access to the memory cells, this is doubled up towards 64 byte/access. And that in theory could double up graphics card memory bandwidth to 800~1000 GB/sec.
Pascal GPUs are fabbed in the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) (recently hit by an earthquake) based on the new 16nm FinFET process. 16nm should result in significant power savings.
The photo leak suggest that NVIDIA will unveil new iteration of NVTTM cooling solution branded with GeForce GTX 1080 logos. In short, I'll believe it when I see the real thing. Have a peek (click the thumbnail below).
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#5260132 Posted on: 04/19/2016 10:06 AM
The picture here does match that of the previous leak where we saw the milled shroud of the 1080 and 1070 cards.
Personally I don't like it, I preferred the sleak simplistic design of the previous generations. But these babies will get watercooled so that won't matter
The picture here does match that of the previous leak where we saw the milled shroud of the 1080 and 1070 cards.
Personally I don't like it, I preferred the sleak simplistic design of the previous generations. But these babies will get watercooled so that won't matter
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#5260134 Posted on: 04/19/2016 10:09 AM
From a marketing perspective they will never call it 1080 and from that I assume this is fake. The push is now for 4K resolutions and they will never name a GPU for a lesser "resolutions".
From a marketing perspective they will never call it 1080 and from that I assume this is fake. The push is now for 4K resolutions and they will never name a GPU for a lesser "resolutions".
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#5260135 Posted on: 04/19/2016 10:10 AM
I wont see that in my closed case underneat my desk.
I will also slap an Arctic Cooler on it
That thing looks Fugly
I wont see that in my closed case underneat my desk.
I will also slap an Arctic Cooler on it
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#5260138 Posted on: 04/19/2016 10:15 AM
Couldn't care less what the reference cooler looks like on cards, would put it under water if I'd get myself a Pascal card, or opt for a custom cooler anyway.
Couldn't care less what the reference cooler looks like on cards, would put it under water if I'd get myself a Pascal card, or opt for a custom cooler anyway.
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#5260146 Posted on: 04/19/2016 10:35 AM
Same here, the last reference cards I owned were 2x580s and they were sandwitched one to another due to mobo design and yea... the heat was horrible (and yes, I do realize this was more due to my mobo/case configuration, but I still prefer custom cards).
Couldn't care less what the reference cooler looks like on cards, would put it under water if I'd get myself a Pascal card, or opt for a custom cooler anyway.
Same here, the last reference cards I owned were 2x580s and they were sandwitched one to another due to mobo design and yea... the heat was horrible (and yes, I do realize this was more due to my mobo/case configuration, but I still prefer custom cards).
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#5260147 Posted on: 04/19/2016 10:44 AM
Oh no, no...if that's not fake i'll have one more reason to keep away from reference design.
Oh no, no...if that's not fake i'll have one more reason to keep away from reference design.
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#5260148 Posted on: 04/19/2016 10:49 AM
Really who cares about how an Nvidia reference stock cooler looks? Like we gonna buy a stock one. GTX1080 is a bad naming scheme marketing wise. It's lengthy, confusing and reminds us the 1080p resolution. Apart from these which I do not care much I would like to know the prices for Europe and the performance. Can't wait for the first reviews.
Really who cares about how an Nvidia reference stock cooler looks? Like we gonna buy a stock one. GTX1080 is a bad naming scheme marketing wise. It's lengthy, confusing and reminds us the 1080p resolution. Apart from these which I do not care much I would like to know the prices for Europe and the performance. Can't wait for the first reviews.
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#5260164 Posted on: 04/19/2016 11:43 AM
Looks huge. I was under the impression that the card was going to be smaller
Looks huge. I was under the impression that the card was going to be smaller
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#5260173 Posted on: 04/19/2016 12:03 PM
If you don't look straight at it but around it and use your peripheral vision
it looks broken af
If you don't look straight at it but around it and use your peripheral vision
it looks broken af
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#5260174 Posted on: 04/19/2016 12:04 PM
Move along people,nothing to see.
Its same design as old Gtx 470 to 980 with minor changes.
Im curious to see the board not the cooling system.
Anyone who know chinese wanna told us whats that papers???
Move along people,nothing to see.
Its same design as old Gtx 470 to 980 with minor changes.
Im curious to see the board not the cooling system.
Anyone who know chinese wanna told us whats that papers???
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#5260176 Posted on: 04/19/2016 12:05 PM
That cooler design missed the tessellation stage.
That cooler design missed the tessellation stage.
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#5260180 Posted on: 04/19/2016 12:19 PM
Let's be real here for a moment, yes?
In theory: 256bit GDDR5 ticking at 2GHz (8GHz effective) delivers theoretically up to 256GB/s
In very same way GDDR5X ticking at 2GHz (8GHz effective) delivers theoretically up to 512GB/s
Theoretical limit is maximum you can ever pull from it if you have perfect memory controller. We know from tests that real bandwidth is always lower.
And even that best case theoretical 256bit GDDR5X (512GB/s) requires additional 56% higher clock to reach 800GB/s.
So, same way 384bit GDDR5X ticking at 2GHz (8GHz effective) can deliver up to 768GB/s
and that 1000GB/s would require GDDR5X at 1.95GHz (7.8GHz effective) with 512bit bus .
And those don't look like something we should expect from GTX 1070/1080.
Anyway, if they really go with GDDR5X and 256bit bus, it will still allow for much faster GPUs than GTX 970/980 are. (As that promises ~35% higher memory bandwidth than GTX980Ti/Titan X have.)
Let's be real here for a moment, yes?
The GeForce GTX 1080 (if it's called that) would be based on a GP104-200 GPU. The GP104 based GTX 1080 would get a 256-bit memory controller tied to 8GB of gddr5x memory. The usage of gddr5x over regular gddr5 remains rather speculative as we might just end up with regular gDDR5 memory (GDDR5X is your standard GDDR5 memory however, opposed to delivering 32 byte/access to the memory cells, this is doubled up towards 64 byte/access. And that in theory could double up graphics card memory bandwidth to 800~1000 GB/sec.
In theory: 256bit GDDR5 ticking at 2GHz (8GHz effective) delivers theoretically up to 256GB/s
In very same way GDDR5X ticking at 2GHz (8GHz effective) delivers theoretically up to 512GB/s
Theoretical limit is maximum you can ever pull from it if you have perfect memory controller. We know from tests that real bandwidth is always lower.
And even that best case theoretical 256bit GDDR5X (512GB/s) requires additional 56% higher clock to reach 800GB/s.
So, same way 384bit GDDR5X ticking at 2GHz (8GHz effective) can deliver up to 768GB/s
and that 1000GB/s would require GDDR5X at 1.95GHz (7.8GHz effective) with 512bit bus .
And those don't look like something we should expect from GTX 1070/1080.
Anyway, if they really go with GDDR5X and 256bit bus, it will still allow for much faster GPUs than GTX 970/980 are. (As that promises ~35% higher memory bandwidth than GTX980Ti/Titan X have.)
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#5260186 Posted on: 04/19/2016 12:46 PM
Yeah don't worry i'm sure EVGA will give it the ACX dual fan treatment.
Oh no, no...if that's not fake i'll have one more reason to keep away from reference design.
Yeah don't worry i'm sure EVGA will give it the ACX dual fan treatment.
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#5260198 Posted on: 04/19/2016 01:20 PM
I actually like it, looks like a mold for a hypercar like the Veneno or Egoista.
Still would take a custom cooler any day though.
I actually like it, looks like a mold for a hypercar like the Veneno or Egoista.
Still would take a custom cooler any day though.
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That thing looks Fugly