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Rumor: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1180 Expected in July?
A new generation of graphics cards from Nvidia would become available in July, according to close-lipped sources from Tom's Hardware. The next-gen GPUs would be based on the Turing platform, but details in any shape or form lack, whatsoever.
While it remains a rumor, it's stated that Nvidia would deliver the first GPUs and memory starting June 15th towards its partners. If that's the case then it'll be plausible to see Founders edition cards a month later with AIB partners launching in August or September with custom versions. This info is derived from Tom's Hardware who writes that all this is based on information from industry sources. They do not say anything about the names of the cards yet. This could be the 11 or 20 series, or the GTX 1180 or the GTX 2080.
Specifications for the Turing GPU are not reported, and all info posted on that in the past remains pure speculation, but word is that it'll be a GPU based on TSMC's 12nm FinFET process with 3584 shader cores, 224 texture mapping units, and 64 ROPs. It's also said to sport "8-16GB" of DDR6 memory and features a TDP of 170 to 200 watts. The GTX 1170, meanwhile, is rumored to come with 2,688 CUDA cores, run at 1.5GHz to 1.8GHz, and also have 8 to 16GB of GDDR6 memory. Again, this last paragraph is based on pure speculation.
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#5547865 Posted on: 05/18/2018 07:43 AM
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/gtx-1180-expected-in-july-toms.421063/#post-5547859
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/gtx-1180-expected-in-july-toms.421063/#post-5547859
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#5547868 Posted on: 05/18/2018 07:47 AM
One please!
I'll give you 599 euros, for 15% faster than 1080Ti
If only 8 GB, it will be hard to persuade anyone with 1080Ti 11GB to upgrade
One please!
I'll give you 599 euros, for 15% faster than 1080Ti
Do we really need 16GB video cards? All reviews that I have seen so far would suggest 8GB is more than enough?
If only 8 GB, it will be hard to persuade anyone with 1080Ti 11GB to upgrade
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#5547871 Posted on: 05/18/2018 07:50 AM
I hardly think that the upgrade path for a 1080Ti user is to a 1180 non-Ti... more like the 1180Ti, even if it comes later, I'll wait.
I hardly think that the upgrade path for a 1080Ti user is to a 1180 non-Ti... more like the 1180Ti, even if it comes later, I'll wait.
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#5547872 Posted on: 05/18/2018 07:56 AM
While that's likely true, there are plenty of ppl who simply want the best. NVIDIA has to give them the reason to upgrade, no matter how sub-optimal.
I hardly think that the upgrade path for a 1080Ti user is to a 1180 non-Ti... more like the 1180Ti, even if it comes later, I'll wait.
While that's likely true, there are plenty of ppl who simply want the best. NVIDIA has to give them the reason to upgrade, no matter how sub-optimal.
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#5547875 Posted on: 05/18/2018 08:27 AM
Finally, if true.
I will be able to switch to a second hand 1080ti sold by guys who just want the latest GPU.
Go Nvidia, go !
Finally, if true.
I will be able to switch to a second hand 1080ti sold by guys who just want the latest GPU.
Go Nvidia, go !
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#5547923 Posted on: 05/18/2018 12:22 PM
I'll wait for the 1180Ti. If nvidia taught me anything it's that it's no longer worthwhile to get their "vanilla" offerings.
I'll wait for the 1180Ti. If nvidia taught me anything it's that it's no longer worthwhile to get their "vanilla" offerings.
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#5547924 Posted on: 05/18/2018 12:28 PM
My 980 ti still going strong on my PG279Q and it's thanks to gsync I don't need a constant 144fps or 165fps. I still hope this can maybe get me closer to 160fps (I limit it to there to stay in gsync range for less input)
My 980 ti still going strong on my PG279Q and it's thanks to gsync I don't need a constant 144fps or 165fps. I still hope this can maybe get me closer to 160fps (I limit it to there to stay in gsync range for less input)
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#5547931 Posted on: 05/18/2018 12:55 PM
What worries me is that Nvidia has no competition this time around for Gpu release. Remember when Intel was the only kid on the block? Intel became the big bully and kept taking everyones lunch money and hardly gave anything back for your money. I hope Nvidia puts all their work in on this next release. I can wait longer for a good product.
What worries me is that Nvidia has no competition this time around for Gpu release. Remember when Intel was the only kid on the block? Intel became the big bully and kept taking everyones lunch money and hardly gave anything back for your money. I hope Nvidia puts all their work in on this next release. I can wait longer for a good product.
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#5547933 Posted on: 05/18/2018 01:14 PM
Although some think Nvidia will delay new cards to continue milking Pascal, I actually see them as more likely to bring out something new just to take advantage of AMDs weakness. New cards out soon could really screw AMD and make them almost irrelevant on the gaming scene. Especially if they can bring out something that is well priced. That imo is a more tempting prospect for Nvidia than milking Pascal till next year. I could just see Huangs evil grin on the thought of this.
Although some think Nvidia will delay new cards to continue milking Pascal, I actually see them as more likely to bring out something new just to take advantage of AMDs weakness. New cards out soon could really screw AMD and make them almost irrelevant on the gaming scene. Especially if they can bring out something that is well priced. That imo is a more tempting prospect for Nvidia than milking Pascal till next year. I could just see Huangs evil grin on the thought of this.
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#5547942 Posted on: 05/18/2018 01:55 PM
I will definitely be holding off for the inevitable GTX 1180 Ti as I made the mistake of buying the GTX 1080 and only a few months later upgrading again to the GTX 1180 Ti. The Ti cards are much better value IMO, though still pricey (as NVIDIA products always are). I game at 2560x1440 on a 165 Hz display and just about everything I play runs at 60+ fps on maxed out settings so there really is no incentive for me to upgrade anyway.
I will not be buying a 4K display for a few years at least and I still use a 1080p TV simply because the amount of true 4K content is miniscule (consoles cannot manage 4K as standard instead resorting to checkboarding and upscaling for most games and TV content is still mostly 1080p) that when I do buy one it will likely be because my current TV broke rather than any need to view 4K content.
As far as graphics cards go though, 2560x1440 is the sweet spot allow me to max out the graphics in cards and still have a great framerate. The GTX 1180 Ti will be a great card, I'm sure just as the GTX 980 Ti was and the GTX 1080 Ti still is.
I will definitely be holding off for the inevitable GTX 1180 Ti as I made the mistake of buying the GTX 1080 and only a few months later upgrading again to the GTX 1180 Ti. The Ti cards are much better value IMO, though still pricey (as NVIDIA products always are). I game at 2560x1440 on a 165 Hz display and just about everything I play runs at 60+ fps on maxed out settings so there really is no incentive for me to upgrade anyway.
I will not be buying a 4K display for a few years at least and I still use a 1080p TV simply because the amount of true 4K content is miniscule (consoles cannot manage 4K as standard instead resorting to checkboarding and upscaling for most games and TV content is still mostly 1080p) that when I do buy one it will likely be because my current TV broke rather than any need to view 4K content.
As far as graphics cards go though, 2560x1440 is the sweet spot allow me to max out the graphics in cards and still have a great framerate. The GTX 1180 Ti will be a great card, I'm sure just as the GTX 980 Ti was and the GTX 1080 Ti still is.
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#5547943 Posted on: 05/18/2018 02:08 PM
That's what I thought too. I may have forgotten something, but from the top of my head Ghost Recon Wildlands is one of the games requiring the most VRAM, with almost 6,5GB at 4k/ultra. Even less for lower resolutions, and certainly nowhere close to the 11GB of the 1080 Ti. Personally I plan on playing on a 1440p screen going forward, and I don't expect any games to require more than 8GB for that until I would change card again anyway.
Do we really need 16GB video cards? All reviews that I have seen so far would suggest 8GB is more than enough?
That's what I thought too. I may have forgotten something, but from the top of my head Ghost Recon Wildlands is one of the games requiring the most VRAM, with almost 6,5GB at 4k/ultra. Even less for lower resolutions, and certainly nowhere close to the 11GB of the 1080 Ti. Personally I plan on playing on a 1440p screen going forward, and I don't expect any games to require more than 8GB for that until I would change card again anyway.
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#5547946 Posted on: 05/18/2018 02:10 PM
About time something happens at the GPUs side. I will patiently wait for the vanilla 1180Ti put a full cover water block ,OC to the max stable clocks and call it a day
, then wait until next Ti release wash & rinse , repeat add infinitumm !
About time something happens at the GPUs side. I will patiently wait for the vanilla 1180Ti put a full cover water block ,OC to the max stable clocks and call it a day
, then wait until next Ti release wash & rinse , repeat add infinitumm !
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#5547947 Posted on: 05/18/2018 02:12 PM
I'll gladly pay 70€ less (or whatever 8gb is worth) for a 8gb model rather than the 16gb one.
I'll even pay 30€ less for a 12gb.
16gb sounds overkill right now.
I'll gladly pay 70€ less (or whatever 8gb is worth) for a 8gb model rather than the 16gb one.
I'll even pay 30€ less for a 12gb.
16gb sounds overkill right now.
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#5547949 Posted on: 05/18/2018 02:14 PM
I'll probably wait for the 1170, going by recent history it should be on par if not a touch faster than the 1080ti for reasonable money.
I'll probably wait for the 1170, going by recent history it should be on par if not a touch faster than the 1080ti for reasonable money.
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Do we really need 16GB video cards? All reviews that I have seen so far would suggest 8GB is more than enough?