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Nvidia GeForce X80 and X80 Ti Pascal Specs?
In our forums somebody posted the spec list shown after the break. Indicating the Pascal graphics cards would be called GeForce X80 and X80Ti, first a warning as the validity seems very doubtful.
Now, the sheet is nothing in the style from any Nvidia sheet I have ever seen, the specs are based on GDDR5, the cards called GeForce X80 and X80 Ti etc etc so the likely-hood that the table has been fabricated is far bigger being false than true.
Um yeah I had to think a couple of times over to even post this as heck it was spotted on a vague imguru link with no other info. Lets be honest here, the chart takes 5 minutes to make in Excel. Still for brevity's sake, I'll post them as they are bound to show up on other websites somehow, discuss here. And yes again, take it with a HUGE grain of salt (and then some more) please.
Okay, that's enough disclaimers right ? :) here we go:
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#5246523 Posted on: 03/17/2016 11:10 AM
Which would only 'help' the Titan price tags
Don't think either of those will be in high volume production by then end of the year, but the TITANX launching Q4 having HMB2 is achievable but would be in short supply.
Which would only 'help' the Titan price tags
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#5246532 Posted on: 03/17/2016 11:38 AM
Specifications possibly real, would be specifications needed really from 2 node jumps. 28nm to 16nm with 20nm been skipped. Means they can pack 2x times the transistors in same die area. The GDDR5 will be the X version which is double bit rate pumped over standard GDDR5 making it twice as fast on average with regards to memory bandwidth. Anyone remember performance jump from 200 series aka the GTX 280 to GTX 480.
Specifications possibly real, would be specifications needed really from 2 node jumps. 28nm to 16nm with 20nm been skipped. Means they can pack 2x times the transistors in same die area. The GDDR5 will be the X version which is double bit rate pumped over standard GDDR5 making it twice as fast on average with regards to memory bandwidth. Anyone remember performance jump from 200 series aka the GTX 280 to GTX 480.
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#5246533 Posted on: 03/17/2016 11:44 AM
not buying it, i don't see why nvidia will use gddr5 instead of gddr5x. Also if the titan specs are true, then you can expect a 3k$ price.
not buying it, i don't see why nvidia will use gddr5 instead of gddr5x. Also if the titan specs are true, then you can expect a 3k$ price.
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#5246538 Posted on: 03/17/2016 11:53 AM
I'll believe it when i see it. Also benchmarks will tell the tale. I'll probably skip that and next generation just to be sure that 4th DX12 gen cards are finally feature complete.
I'll believe it when i see it. Also benchmarks will tell the tale. I'll probably skip that and next generation just to be sure that 4th DX12 gen cards are finally feature complete.
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Don't think either of those will be in high volume production by then end of the year, but the TITANX launching Q4 having HMB2 is achievable but would be in short supply.