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Nvidia Pascal Consumer card announced during Computex
But they will launch later ... Nvidia is to announce its consumer grade Pascal graphics cards at Computex 2016 from May 31-June 4, graphics card manufacturers include Asus, Gigabyte and MSI. They would be showing reference nbased products, according to sources from graphics card players.
Digitimes reports that mass shipments of Pascal based graphics cards would be in the summer, roughly July and they expect the next-generation graphics card to increase their shipments and profits in the third quarter, sources noted.
Nvidia initially plans to reveal GPUs including GeForce GTX 1080 and 1070 at Computex 2016 and has already begun to clear inventory of its existing GPUs to prepare for the next-generation products.
The sources pointed out that the graphics card market continues to see weak demand in the first half and most players' shipments in the second quarter are expected to drop around 10% from the first.
AMD has prepared Polaris-based GPUs to compete against Nvidia's Pascal; however, the GPUs could be released later than Nvidia's Pascal and therefore the graphics card players' third-quarter performance will mainly be driven by demand for their Nvidia products.
In 2015, worldwide graphics card shipments dropped below 30 million units because of shrinking demand and rapid exchange rate fluctuations, which caused demand from Russia and Latin America to drop sharply. However, with increasing demand from the gaming and virtual reality market, the sources expects high-end graphics card to see strong performance, helping worldwide graphics card shipments to stay flat on year in 2016.
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#5256507 Posted on: 04/11/2016 02:55 PM
Ofc will be paper release.No Hbm ,no Gddr5x 'till then or till july.
Ofc will be paper release.No Hbm ,no Gddr5x 'till then or till july.
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#5256508 Posted on: 04/11/2016 02:56 PM
Or they can just release a card without either? Seems like AMD is going the same way with Polaris 10/11.
Ofc will be paper release.No Hbm ,no Gddr5x 'till then or till july.
Or they can just release a card without either? Seems like AMD is going the same way with Polaris 10/11.
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#5256509 Posted on: 04/11/2016 02:57 PM
So, when exactly will NVIDIA/AMD start clearing old stock and how much of a price drop could one expect?
Unless the new generation cards give amazing value/performance ratio, I'll grab an old generation card for much cheaper.
So, when exactly will NVIDIA/AMD start clearing old stock and how much of a price drop could one expect?
Unless the new generation cards give amazing value/performance ratio, I'll grab an old generation card for much cheaper.
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#5256511 Posted on: 04/11/2016 03:04 PM
So, when exactly will NVIDIA/AMD start clearing old stock and how much of a price drop could one expect?
Unless the new generation cards give amazing value/performance ratio, I'll grab an old generation card for much cheaper.
This is what I'm interested in as well; I don't think we'll see the 970 vs 780ti repeated again, and I don't expect prices to collapse. We'll see obviously, but I'm really on the fence about selling my Ti
So, when exactly will NVIDIA/AMD start clearing old stock and how much of a price drop could one expect?
Unless the new generation cards give amazing value/performance ratio, I'll grab an old generation card for much cheaper.
This is what I'm interested in as well; I don't think we'll see the 970 vs 780ti repeated again, and I don't expect prices to collapse. We'll see obviously, but I'm really on the fence about selling my Ti
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Idk about this part. Everything points towards AMD launching their stuff first. I think that both will come around mid-July personally with both announcing at Computex in June. Nvidia may be late, but it's only going to be a few weeks.