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Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 presentation slides Leak
It seems even more news on the GTX 1060 hit the web today as Nvidia presentation slides have leaked out ahead of the launch of the GeForce GTX 1060. The new GTX 1060 provides "the power of a GTX 980 for every gamer," and is said to be "much faster than an RX 480".
Though we cannot claim validity of the slides that got leaked at Videocardz they sure are interesting. According to the leaked information the GPU gets 1280 cuda cores , 6GB GDDR5 memory and a TDP of 120 watts. Nvidia claims the card is 15 percent faster than the AMD 480 RX .
According to the slides the GTX 1060 presumably has 1280 cudacores. The GTX 1070 and 1080 have respectively in 1920 and 2560. The memory is 6GB GDDR5 on 8Gbit/s. Although it is not in the slides, The memory bus is 192 bits wide. Thus memory bandwidth would amount to 192 GB/s. Furthermore, Nvidia claims the GTX 1060 some 15 percent faster than the AMD RX 480. In VR applications would be 25 percent, but it is not clear where the green camp is based on. In addition, the card would be 45 percent efficient. The TDP, according to the slides is 120 watts.
Nvidia will compete with AMD RX 480 with this product. That video card performs similar to the GTX 970 from the previous generation, but has a lower price. The 4GB version of the AMD card costs about 219 euro and the 8GB version is available from 269 euros. See the slides below, courtesy of videocardz.
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#5298939 Posted on: 07/01/2016 02:20 PM
If this turns out to be as fast as stock GTX 980 and if it overclocks well I might sidestep to this. I would gain a bit extra VRAM and some Pascal improvements.
If this turns out to be as fast as stock GTX 980 and if it overclocks well I might sidestep to this. I would gain a bit extra VRAM and some Pascal improvements.
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#5298953 Posted on: 07/01/2016 02:33 PM
Once you see the price I bet you'll change your mind
If this turns out to be as fast as stock GTX 980 and if it overclocks well I might sidestep to this. I would gain a bit extra VRAM and some Pascal improvements.
Once you see the price I bet you'll change your mind
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#5298956 Posted on: 07/01/2016 02:37 PM
so, 20% faster, that diagram is trying to makes us beleave its 2x faster ...
so, 20% faster, that diagram is trying to makes us beleave its 2x faster ...
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#5298957 Posted on: 07/01/2016 02:38 PM
Wow these slides. its pretty agressive. Good to see Nvidia try AMD tactics
If it really is true , these slides, and it launches on the 7th for a reasonable price it will be a TKO
Hopefully it will launch next week though so we dont have to endure so much hype lol
Wow these slides. its pretty agressive. Good to see Nvidia try AMD tactics
If it really is true , these slides, and it launches on the 7th for a reasonable price it will be a TKO
Hopefully it will launch next week though so we dont have to endure so much hype lol
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#5299033 Posted on: 07/01/2016 03:43 PM
Looks like the RX 480 killer is born.Higher performance, higher clocks for sure, less heat and more power efficient (1.5x).Reference TDP of GTX 1080 is 166 Watt , for the GTX 1070 TDP is 161 Watt and for the AMD RX 480 is 166 Watt. Load noise level for GTX 1070 and for the GTX 1080 is 40 dBA, but for the AMD RX 480 is 42 dBA. IDK when will AMD learn the proper GPU making lesson, hopefully one day. When GTX 1060 is out these days AMD will be forced to lower the price of the RX 480 drastically in the low 150-200 USD price range if they want to sell any of this RX 480 GPU model and as usual the silly low price is gonna be the reasoning why anyone would buy it.For now AMD can compete versus Nvidia only with offering the customers the lowest possible prices of their RX 480 model. Let the GPU mainstream war begin.
Looks like the RX 480 killer is born.Higher performance, higher clocks for sure, less heat and more power efficient (1.5x).Reference TDP of GTX 1080 is 166 Watt , for the GTX 1070 TDP is 161 Watt and for the AMD RX 480 is 166 Watt. Load noise level for GTX 1070 and for the GTX 1080 is 40 dBA, but for the AMD RX 480 is 42 dBA. IDK when will AMD learn the proper GPU making lesson, hopefully one day. When GTX 1060 is out these days AMD will be forced to lower the price of the RX 480 drastically in the low 150-200 USD price range if they want to sell any of this RX 480 GPU model and as usual the silly low price is gonna be the reasoning why anyone would buy it.For now AMD can compete versus Nvidia only with offering the customers the lowest possible prices of their RX 480 model. Let the GPU mainstream war begin.
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#5299123 Posted on: 07/01/2016 05:04 PM
Over here, 8GB variant of 480 costs around 310€, which is more or less $340 - way more than $219. GTX 970 with factory OC and non-reference cooler is 290€ / $320. With these prices, NV doesn't even need 1060 to compete. Ok, you get 8GB vs 3.5GB RAM, but the card is noisy, and non-reference ones will cost even more.
Once 1060 is released, I can't see 480 being a viable option unless prices are heavily reduced. I'm pretty disappointed.
Yeah, such diagrams should always start at 0
Over here, 8GB variant of 480 costs around 310€, which is more or less $340 - way more than $219. GTX 970 with factory OC and non-reference cooler is 290€ / $320. With these prices, NV doesn't even need 1060 to compete. Ok, you get 8GB vs 3.5GB RAM, but the card is noisy, and non-reference ones will cost even more.
Once 1060 is released, I can't see 480 being a viable option unless prices are heavily reduced. I'm pretty disappointed.
so, 20% faster, that diagram is trying to makes us beleave its 2x faster ...
Yeah, such diagrams should always start at 0
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#5299127 Posted on: 07/01/2016 05:06 PM
Over here, 8GB variant of 480 costs around 310€, which is more or less $340 - way more than $219. GTX 970 with factory OC and non-reference cooler is 290€ / $320. With these prices, NV doesn't even need 1060 to compete. Ok, you get 8GB vs 3.5GB RAM, but the card is noisy, and non-reference ones will cost even more.
Once 1060 is released, I can't see 480 being a viable option unless prices are heavily reduced. I'm pretty disappointed.
Yeah, such diagrams should always start at 0
If in Poland RX480 costs that much 1060 will probably cost the same. And yes, nvidia need a new card. No one wants an last gen card with 3.5gb vram that cots alsmost 300€.
Over here, 8GB variant of 480 costs around 310€, which is more or less $340 - way more than $219. GTX 970 with factory OC and non-reference cooler is 290€ / $320. With these prices, NV doesn't even need 1060 to compete. Ok, you get 8GB vs 3.5GB RAM, but the card is noisy, and non-reference ones will cost even more.
Once 1060 is released, I can't see 480 being a viable option unless prices are heavily reduced. I'm pretty disappointed.
Yeah, such diagrams should always start at 0
If in Poland RX480 costs that much 1060 will probably cost the same. And yes, nvidia need a new card. No one wants an last gen card with 3.5gb vram that cots alsmost 300€.
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#5299187 Posted on: 07/01/2016 06:48 PM
Well when the competitions newest top card can't beat (consistently) a two year old mid range card maybe they will.
Curious what are the prices of a 390 compared to the 480 in your area?
If in Poland RX480 costs that much 1060 will probably cost the same. And yes, nvidia need a new card. No one wants an last gen card with 3.5gb vram that cots alsmost 300€.
Well when the competitions newest top card can't beat (consistently) a two year old mid range card maybe they will.
Curious what are the prices of a 390 compared to the 480 in your area?
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#5299192 Posted on: 07/01/2016 06:52 PM
Well when the competitions newest top card can't beat (consistently) a two year old mid range card maybe they will.
Curious what are the prices of a 390 compared to the 480 in your area?
If the pricing in Slovakia is anything to go by, a 480 8gb is 293 eur, 390 oc is 304 eur. So about the same.
I'll just assume the prices between Poland, Slovakia and Serbia are very similar.
EDIT: MSI Gaming 970 is 322 eur.
I really need an AIB 480 or 1060 to come out next week, it's cheaper to buy them in England than those parts of Europe. Which is pretty sad.
Well when the competitions newest top card can't beat (consistently) a two year old mid range card maybe they will.
Curious what are the prices of a 390 compared to the 480 in your area?
If the pricing in Slovakia is anything to go by, a 480 8gb is 293 eur, 390 oc is 304 eur. So about the same.
I'll just assume the prices between Poland, Slovakia and Serbia are very similar.
EDIT: MSI Gaming 970 is 322 eur.
I really need an AIB 480 or 1060 to come out next week, it's cheaper to buy them in England than those parts of Europe. Which is pretty sad.
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#5299195 Posted on: 07/01/2016 06:54 PM
If the pricing in Slovakia is anything to go by, a 480 8gb is 293 eur, 390 oc is 304 eur. So about the same.
I'll just assume the prices between Poland, Slovakia and Serbia are very similar.
EDIT: MSI Gaming 970 is 322 eur.
In that case I would be tempted by the 390 over the 480.
If the pricing in Slovakia is anything to go by, a 480 8gb is 293 eur, 390 oc is 304 eur. So about the same.
I'll just assume the prices between Poland, Slovakia and Serbia are very similar.
EDIT: MSI Gaming 970 is 322 eur.
In that case I would be tempted by the 390 over the 480.
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#5299202 Posted on: 07/01/2016 06:59 PM
Yeah, seems like a better choice atm.
I'll wait till thursday next week and see if we have any more news on custom 480 and the 1060. If not I'll probably just get a 390... They can be had for under £200 here. Damn, or 970, the 4gb would be enough for 1080p. Need to decide.
In that case I would be tempted by the 390 over the 480.
Yeah, seems like a better choice atm.
I'll wait till thursday next week and see if we have any more news on custom 480 and the 1060. If not I'll probably just get a 390... They can be had for under £200 here. Damn, or 970, the 4gb would be enough for 1080p. Need to decide.
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#5299220 Posted on: 07/01/2016 07:18 PM
Yeah, seems like a better choice atm.
I'll wait till thursday next week and see if we have any more news on custom 480 and the 1060. If not I'll probably just get a 390... They can be had for under £200 here. Damn, or 970, the 4gb would be enough for 1080p. Need to decide.
Yeah my 780 needs an upgrade the 480 would be a nice step up but I will wait for AIB cards.
What did you do with your old 970?
Yeah, seems like a better choice atm.
I'll wait till thursday next week and see if we have any more news on custom 480 and the 1060. If not I'll probably just get a 390... They can be had for under £200 here. Damn, or 970, the 4gb would be enough for 1080p. Need to decide.
Yeah my 780 needs an upgrade the 480 would be a nice step up but I will wait for AIB cards.
What did you do with your old 970?
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#5299623 Posted on: 07/02/2016 11:28 AM
You just have to love a graph that implies a 300% gain when a 44% gain is present. Those graphs are so ridiculously scaled and zoomed in to be skewed that it's simply laughable to witness.
I'm going to start graphing everything like this.
You just have to love a graph that implies a 300% gain when a 44% gain is present. Those graphs are so ridiculously scaled and zoomed in to be skewed that it's simply laughable to witness.
I'm going to start graphing everything like this.
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#5299809 Posted on: 07/02/2016 04:44 PM
Those pics look fake as f***.
However, I do like the fake marketing slogan "The power of GTX980 for every gamer".
Those pics look fake as f***.
However, I do like the fake marketing slogan "The power of GTX980 for every gamer".
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I have a hard time believing these are real. Not that I think the specs are inaccurate, but the slides are like amateur as hell looking. The Cuda and TDP number 1's look like they are photoshopped in. The graph is blurry as hell, the title is like asinine, even for Nvidia's standards. The comparison graph doesn't exactly follow the typical Nvidia chart characteristics.
Idk. It just seems sloppier then usual leaked slides.