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Nvidia might Release GeForce GTX 1070 Ti
Nvidia has a pretty strong lineup ever since last year, and with the recent Vega release from AMD we do not expect massive movements with new products this year. However the one product series that could see a bit of a boost would be the GTX 1070. It is now rumored that a GTX 1070 Ti is in the works.
Now, I am naming the product Ti but really it might be called a 1070 LE as well. Industry sources claim all this, the product would get 2304 Shader cores which is a little hard to believe being so close to the 1080. It could also be the opposite and a simple 1070 with faster memory, likely 9 Gbps GDDR5.
The one reason for 1070 Ti to spawn would be Vega 56, as that card certainly is appealing for many and sits on top of the 1070. There might be some merit to this rumor as well as the fact that the Christmas season is slowly coming, it is expected that Nvidia will bring something new to the table.
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#5472607 Posted on: 09/16/2017 05:33 PM
Okay you are right about that one. Still, I'm fairly sure it's a marketing gag, not really a techie telling us the GPU will run as fast as a 1080Ti. That's an issue with all that stuff in general, technical marketing is just marketing still. Sadly, the real engineers would tell the truth and debunk any leaks and rumors because an engineer doesn't care about marketing.
Unless you have the quote readily at hand about Volta - Vega from reddit I will just have to believe you
If that was not a dig at Nvidia and Volta then it would be a pointless advert. Also Raji (who looks like is being blamed for Vega by AMD with his sudden leave of absence) made a very similar dig at Volta during a redit discussion about Vega. So I am being very "fair" with pointing out AMD called their shot and struck out looking.
Okay you are right about that one. Still, I'm fairly sure it's a marketing gag, not really a techie telling us the GPU will run as fast as a 1080Ti. That's an issue with all that stuff in general, technical marketing is just marketing still. Sadly, the real engineers would tell the truth and debunk any leaks and rumors because an engineer doesn't care about marketing.
Unless you have the quote readily at hand about Volta - Vega from reddit I will just have to believe you
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The monitor u provided is over 50% more expensive than mine, doesn't do adaptive sync which is smoother than just vsync (i do not like vsync off), and I do feel my 15Hz bump, it gives sooo much... so no, as of now nvidia option is not a viable one because of lower max framerates or as u suggest as an option to buy a new screen (2 parts replacement is just too much) it would be cheaper still to just go for overpriced vega 56 and gain performance over 1070, there is no reason to not support an open vesa standard from nvidia, this is stupid.
"if you currently are already getting it"
yes i do get it but not always at the best settings available, I want my frame rates and details for as low as I can get it
Then why even talk about nvidia at all if you have no desire to go to it due to you locking yourself into freesync? Why are you even in this thread?
I fully understand wanting freesync. I have a gsync monitor and wouldn't trade it for anything other then another gsync monitor. But i wouldn't be going into an AMD GPU thread, putting the price differences between some AMD and Nvidia GPUs, then stating "i think i'll wait". Like, i have no business there, i have absolutely no desire to buy an AMD GPU for the same reason you don't want to buy an nvidia.