Nvidia announces GeForce GXT 1070 Ti (Sneak Preview)
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Newegg has pre-order
Razoola
I must admit, I'm a little disapointed, I know its not your fault but I was hoping there would have been reviews today instead off nothing more than confirmation on what was already known.
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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No reviews today, the embargo lifts next Thursday on that one I'm afraid.
jazh23
For $449 and capped clock frequency, I prefer the GTX 1080. Would have been more attractive to see a GTX 1060 TI by far...
What nvidia needs to bury AMD is not a GTX 1070 TI, That they need is release the support for freesync, it seems that they didn't learn anything with physx ...
Embra
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Robbo9999
Wow, that Palit card is thick, looks like a brick! Deep heatsink on that one.
6pin & 8pin power connectors on one of those MSI cards, along with an advertisement that it's for 'extreme' overclocking - so looks like we can completely be safe in the knowledge that these cards will not be blocked from overclocking like some of the rumours were suggesting - good stuff!
Looking forward to the reviews on the GTX 1070ti, and in particular how it performs when both core & VRAM are overclocked to the max - will be reading up on Guru3D on Nov 2nd! How far will it be away from overclocked GTX 1080, this is what I'm hoping to find out in the reviews.
icedman
At 600$ cad for the cheapest models i would rather just pay the 50$ difference and get the 1080 looks like i am back to the waiting game.....
nz3777
Hilbert-There you go Msi finally made a Silver/white themed card.If I recall correctly you were saying you did not like the red/black themed cards clashing in certin builds.
Neo Cyrus
So much for this having a better price than 1080s. Cheapest I see on NewEgg.ca is $605 Vs $650 for a 1080. Unless their performance is identical when overclocked people might as well just buy 1080s.
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cowie
sadly they went with the general price of the vega 56
they should have went 430-450 and been done with it even if the thing does just as well as a 1080 why not just spend another 30usd in some sales to get the ram?
you know when overclocked its going to be very close in performance even so the 1070 might be a better deal at 399
the only way I would even think about 1060ti is if was a 256 bit card on a "failed" 1070 core
ChicagoDave
Lower the price. I don't buy $450 GPU's just like I don't buy $450 CPU's. Make a product even casual enthusiasts would want. At $450+ their market segment is niche of a niche.
Then again NVidia knows AMD can't afford to drop prices on the 56 too much so they can comfortably sell this just above the 56's break even point and collect the majority of sales in that price group.
I really do wish we had a third competitor in the GPU space....AMD is such a woeful competitor to both Intel and NVidia, they do just enough to keep Intel/Nvidia semi-honest but no more.
asturur
my opinion is that 1080 will disappear easily now.
I think this product is meant to replace the 1080 at a lower price point and leave aout 1070ti and 1080ti
alanm
Razoola
I just been checking the prices at our local store and it seems I can see given the prices they just put up that I can get a 1080 for just 30 euro more then their 1070 TI prices...
I guess will need to wait for reviews but important for me is video decoding given I currently own a 980 which does not have10bit VP9/HEVC HW decoding. Is the 1070 TI going to have the same video decoder spec as the 1080 / 1080 TI or maybe is there is improovement in this area? Is this something you will cover in your review Hilbert?
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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