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Guru3D.com » News » Nvidia will release mainstream GP106 GPUs later this year

Nvidia will release mainstream GP106 GPUs later this year

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/20/2016 08:34 AM | source: | 30 comment(s)
Nvidia will release mainstream GP106 GPUs later this year

According to several sources the equivalent of the GTX 950 and GTX 960 (we don't know the names yet but let's call them GTX 1050 and 1060 for now) would be released later in the year, an Autumn release meaning the Christmas season.

The chip empowering the product will be a 16nm fabbed Pascal under the logical code-name GP106. The GP106 is used for price competitive and sensitive products that hit a good price/perf ratio.

If we chart things up (and the chart below ids very speculative) we see the following. BTW the GP104-400 for the Ti might very well become a GP100 based SKU, which would make more sense

NVIDIA GeForce   Possible
name
Pascal Fab Board Date
GTX Titan X >> TBD GP 100 16nm Reference -> AIB TBD
GTX 980Ti >> GTX 1080 Ti GP 104-400 16nm Reference -> AIB June/July
GTX 980 >> GTX 1080 GP 104-200 16nm Reference -> AIB June
GTX 970 >> GTX 1070 GP 104-150 16nm AIB design June
GTX 960 >> GTX 1060 GP 106 16nm AIB design October
GTX 950 >> GTX 1050 GP 106 16nm AIB design October

So from the looks of it this summer will be all about the successors to the Geforce GTX 970, GTX 980 and GTX 980 Ti.







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-Tj-
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#5261036 Posted on: 04/21/2016 02:29 AM
What do you mean by 2x FP16?
From what I saw this is only Tesla specific, I kind of doubt geforce benefits from such stuff..

Ieldra
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#5261037 Posted on: 04/21/2016 02:31 AM
What do you mean by 2x FP16?
From what I saw this is only Tesla specific, I kind of doubt geforce benefits from such stuff..

that's why i'm waiting

abula
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#5261044 Posted on: 04/21/2016 03:20 AM
I dont think we will see the GTX1080Ti soon, i think the release will be very similar to the GTX780 and GTX980, where their Ti counter parts where released 6-8 months later. My guess is

GTX1080/1070 = June 2016 (Announced on Computex)
GTX1060/1050 = December 2016
GTX1080Ti = February 2017 (probably announced in CES)

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#5263291 Posted on: 04/26/2016 03:54 PM
I dont think we will see the GTX1080Ti soon, i think the release will be very similar to the GTX780 and GTX980, where their Ti counter parts where released 6-8 months later. My guess is

GTX1080/1070 = June 2016 (Announced on Computex)
GTX1060/1050 = December 2016
GTX1080Ti = February 2017 (probably announced in CES)

Indeed..
Maxwell "relase date strategy" was good/profitable for Nvidia.
So they may use similar or same plan for a Pascal.
Also more harder "handle" many GPU lines in same time...

-Tj-
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#5263381 Posted on: 04/26/2016 05:58 PM
^
That plan started with Kepler GK104 chip (680gtx), by Fermi GF104/114 it was too weak vs AMD high-end so they couldn't do such pricing..


Imo its crazy, but people will always buy it even if its overpriced..
I would say by nv its only top tier gpus that are worth and will last much longer. I mean so far any of these Gx104/114/204 chips showed its real place :pc1:

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