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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Surfaces in 3DMark
I am on a trip right now so i'll have to keep it short, but 3Dmark numbers of a GeForce GTX 1080 surfaced.
The benchmarks leaked from videocardz, to be mroe specific the results hint at a GTX 1080 running on early drivers which was measured on two PCs. One was run with a Core i7-5820K processor and scored P19005 on 3DMark 11 (performance preset). The second entry was based on a Core i7-3770K processor and reached 8959 points on 3DMark FireStrike Extreme. Such scores if the 1080 are higher opposed to the GTX 980 Ti.
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In our forums somebody posted the spec list shown after the break. Indicating the Pascal graphics cards would be called GeForce X80 and X80Ti....
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#5267324 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:09 PM
That's... quite underwhelming. Can't wait to see some official results though
That's... quite underwhelming. Can't wait to see some official results though
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#5267325 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:09 PM
Nice find , seems to me that will be a monster overclocker of a card , i know my Team Captain of my hwbot team Kingpin will get this VGa to around ~3000 Ghz
Nice find , seems to me that will be a monster overclocker of a card , i know my Team Captain of my hwbot team Kingpin will get this VGa to around ~3000 Ghz
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#5267326 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:12 PM
Eh, I don't know about underwhelming, it's not overwhelming either. Basically just whelming. Most people here expected it to be about 25% faster than a 980Ti and that's basically what these numbers show.
That's... quite underwhelming. Can't wait to see some official results though
Eh, I don't know about underwhelming, it's not overwhelming either. Basically just whelming. Most people here expected it to be about 25% faster than a 980Ti and that's basically what these numbers show.
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#5267332 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:24 PM
Depending on the price, this looks very very nice. But I suspect it will be at $500 again and presented as a deal somehow. It's curious how it's so slower than the 980Ti per clock, my guess is that it has less hardware on. We need an in-depth on Pascal architecture to see what's really going on. If my guess is correct, this is a slightly tweaked Maxwell at 16nm.
Depending on the price, this looks very very nice. But I suspect it will be at $500 again and presented as a deal somehow. It's curious how it's so slower than the 980Ti per clock, my guess is that it has less hardware on. We need an in-depth on Pascal architecture to see what's really going on. If my guess is correct, this is a slightly tweaked Maxwell at 16nm.
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#5267334 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:28 PM
So basically 1070 will be something like gtx980 1500mhz performance. That would not be bad at 300-350$.
So basically 1070 will be something like gtx980 1500mhz performance. That would not be bad at 300-350$.
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#5267337 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:36 PM
Let's hope for lower, this is the one I'm considering getting (along with big Polaris).
So basically 1070 will be something like gtx980 1500mhz performance. That would not be bad at 300-350$.
Let's hope for lower, this is the one I'm considering getting (along with big Polaris).
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#5267340 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:44 PM
Well if this cards sells for 499€ then im buying.
Well if this cards sells for 499€ then im buying.
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#5267344 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:51 PM
There will be a Livestream tomorrow:
https://twitter.com/NVIDIAGeForce/status/728222996138168320
There will be a Livestream tomorrow:
https://twitter.com/NVIDIAGeForce/status/728222996138168320
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#5267346 Posted on: 05/05/2016 03:53 PM
I feel like $500 for this card is fine. It's a new node, with unknown yields, a new memory technology, and it's 25% faster then the $650 980Ti. Plus Nvidia will probably ship it with some new features most people won't use. VXGI type stuff or whatever. They always ship their cards with a bunch of value-add stuff.
Also you don't have to guess, just read the white paper on GP100, it is basically identical to Maxwell. They just doubled a few things here and there (register size) and increased cache's and did some under the hood work for unified memory/NVLink. The scheduler got slightly upgraded as well. But yeah, for the most part it's just a 16nm Maxwell. Its rumored to have 10% less cores than a 980Ti and they aren't even sure if that clock speed report is accurate. It seems reasonable (given GP100's clock speeds) but who knows.
Depending on the price, this looks very very nice. But I suspect it will be at $500 again and presented as a deal somehow. It's curious how it's so slower than the 980Ti per clock, my guess is that it has less hardware on. We need an in-depth on Pascal architecture to see what's really going on. If my guess is correct, this is a slightly tweaked Maxwell at 16nm.
I feel like $500 for this card is fine. It's a new node, with unknown yields, a new memory technology, and it's 25% faster then the $650 980Ti. Plus Nvidia will probably ship it with some new features most people won't use. VXGI type stuff or whatever. They always ship their cards with a bunch of value-add stuff.
Also you don't have to guess, just read the white paper on GP100, it is basically identical to Maxwell. They just doubled a few things here and there (register size) and increased cache's and did some under the hood work for unified memory/NVLink. The scheduler got slightly upgraded as well. But yeah, for the most part it's just a 16nm Maxwell. Its rumored to have 10% less cores than a 980Ti and they aren't even sure if that clock speed report is accurate. It seems reasonable (given GP100's clock speeds) but who knows.
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#5267352 Posted on: 05/05/2016 04:05 PM
If that clock speed is correct then headroom will be lower
You shouldn't expect 30% like on gm200.... That would put you at 2400mhz and roasting plastic territory
I'm gonna wait until tomorrow to decide, but it looks like I'm canceling the sale of my 980ti
If that clock speed is correct then headroom will be lower
You shouldn't expect 30% like on gm200.... That would put you at 2400mhz and roasting plastic territory
I'm gonna wait until tomorrow to decide, but it looks like I'm canceling the sale of my 980ti
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#5267357 Posted on: 05/05/2016 04:13 PM
So i guess the 1080 Ti will spank the 980 Ti pretty hard by the looks of it.
So i guess the 1080 Ti will spank the 980 Ti pretty hard by the looks of it.
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#5267358 Posted on: 05/05/2016 04:14 PM
Yeah, if by spank you mean match then yes, that is correct
Woops, didn't see the Ti
We already know how the 1080ti will look
So i guess the 1080 Ti will spank the 980 Ti pretty hard by the looks of it.
Yeah, if by spank you mean match then yes, that is correct
Woops, didn't see the Ti
We already know how the 1080ti will look
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#5267359 Posted on: 05/05/2016 04:14 PM
There doesn't appear to be a 1080Ti in the works, so no. All rumors now point to the 1080 being full GP104. It's possible that Nvidia will use cutdown GP100 chips as a Ti variant but that would be terrible branding, considering it would essentially have to come with HBM2.
So i guess the 1080 Ti will spank the 980 Ti pretty hard by the looks of it.
There doesn't appear to be a 1080Ti in the works, so no. All rumors now point to the 1080 being full GP104. It's possible that Nvidia will use cutdown GP100 chips as a Ti variant but that would be terrible branding, considering it would essentially have to come with HBM2.
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#5267367 Posted on: 05/05/2016 04:19 PM
I doubt they will too die space wasted on fp64
I expect a variant with cut down dp and same amount of cores
Same ratio of SPs as 980:Tx BTW, this puts gp104 at 2560 and gp10x at 3840
There doesn't appear to be a 1080Ti in the works, so no. All rumors now point to the 1080 being full GP104. It's possible that Nvidia will use cutdown GP100 chips as a Ti variant but that would be terrible branding, considering it would essentially have to come with HBM2.
I doubt they will too die space wasted on fp64
I expect a variant with cut down dp and same amount of cores
Same ratio of SPs as 980:Tx BTW, this puts gp104 at 2560 and gp10x at 3840
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It's roughly equivalent to a 980Ti @ 1500Mhz. So basically they added 300mhz and removed 10% of it's cores (if the clock speed is correct). 25-30% faster then a stock 980Ti.
I'm sure it will ship with some other marquee features to sweeten the deal for 980Ti users. But as it stands it essentially looks identical the 780Ti --> 980 upgrade.