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Review: GeForce GTX 1060 Founders Edition
It is time to unleash the covers of the GeForce GTX 1060. Nvidia today released the product which is available immediately in stores. Join us in this reference review of the GeForce GTX 1060 Founders edition.
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#5310638 Posted on: 07/22/2016 10:45 PM
I don't even think the 480 will be better in the long run, I can't help feel that GCN has peaked, while Pascal can only get better.
GCN is the easier hardware to port multi platform games, especially when using a low level api, while you have devs like Oxide that have pretty much built the engine around it.
There can't be much more they can do that devs can get out of it
I'm basing this on the 1060 being a 4 Tflop card and the 480 being a 5.7 Tflop card. I do believe the larger memory bandwidth of the 480 will help as well. But again as of right now 1060 is the winner
I don't even think the 480 will be better in the long run, I can't help feel that GCN has peaked, while Pascal can only get better.
GCN is the easier hardware to port multi platform games, especially when using a low level api, while you have devs like Oxide that have pretty much built the engine around it.
There can't be much more they can do that devs can get out of it
I'm basing this on the 1060 being a 4 Tflop card and the 480 being a 5.7 Tflop card. I do believe the larger memory bandwidth of the 480 will help as well. But again as of right now 1060 is the winner
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#5310644 Posted on: 07/22/2016 11:03 PM
Don't believe that one bit really. The stock 980ti is 5.6tflops and the 480 doesn't even come close even with dx12
the 480 being a 5.7 Tflop card.
Don't believe that one bit really. The stock 980ti is 5.6tflops and the 480 doesn't even come close even with dx12
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#5310669 Posted on: 07/23/2016 12:19 AM
980Ti at 5.6tflops is at 1ghz.
The average boost in games is closer to 1.175, which puts it at 6.6tflops.
http://m.hardocp.com/image_resize.php?image_name=images/articles/1448275543HHkdOqYYXm_3_2.gif&image_size=1200
980Ti at 5.6tflops is at 1ghz.
The average boost in games is closer to 1.175, which puts it at 6.6tflops.
http://m.hardocp.com/image_resize.php?image_name=images/articles/1448275543HHkdOqYYXm_3_2.gif&image_size=1200
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#5310730 Posted on: 07/23/2016 04:50 AM
Yes, because if SLi/CF on GTX 1060/RX-480 is scam, and GTX 1070/1080 SLI is not
In other words, if you do something bad to customer, make it big.
If nVidia thinks SLi no longer works, they should no longer make SLi bridges, but instead they make new, pricier SLi bridges...
2xGTX1060 it would be real scam. They can't work in pair besides DX12 games (with explicit multi-GPU). Moreover, for only DX12 games they are anyway slower than 480.
Yes, because if SLi/CF on GTX 1060/RX-480 is scam, and GTX 1070/1080 SLI is not
In other words, if you do something bad to customer, make it big.
If nVidia thinks SLi no longer works, they should no longer make SLi bridges, but instead they make new, pricier SLi bridges...
2xGTX1060 it would be real scam. They can't work in pair besides DX12 games (with explicit multi-GPU). Moreover, for only DX12 games they are anyway slower than 480.
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This old chestnut,
I Know what you are get at and I see that your trying to fish again here, just accept people believe different stuff
So based on nothing. Thought so much. Next.