NVIDIA GTX 1070 Ti 3DMark Benchmark Results
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Robbo9999
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/13898056
And Timespy for good measure:
http://www.3dmark.com/spy/2570040
Only 3% off GTX 1070ti, although GTX 1070ti not overclocked, of course not worth the upgrade from GTX 1070.
It looks like we're all roughly in the same score for GTX 1070 overclocked on Firestrike Extreme - here's mine just now:
nattefrost
now just a matter of finding stock and reasonably priced
Robbo9999
fry178
@The Goose
Even if that doesn't boost as high out of the box, it still has "more" hardware (cores/rop etc) that you won't be able to make up for by oc a 1070 alone.
I tested both 1060 as 3 and as 6gb and even that the 3gb boosts about 200mhz higher, its still not enough to make up for the missing cores.
And its way closer in total count, than the 1070 is to the ti...
Not talking about the fact you most likely won't be able to sell it for what you paid for it..
BReal85
sverek
cowie
^not only that but it gives the aib partner's something new to make and sell.
there is a point when they will run out of 1080/1070 chips if they have not stopped making them already.
so many over priced amd cards at most etailers I hope they stay under 450usd
NewTRUMP Order
DeadMan3000
It's a good job my flashed RX Vega 56 to 64 equals a reference GTX 1080 then. Roll on those feature enabled AMD drivers. 🙂
ladcrooks
The card is made for people that cannot afford a 1080 and dont like to OC. Also for those who like the word ti, same as gt on a car.
The milking carries on 😀
Noisiv
alanm
Robbo9999
Fender178
Since this card reminds me of the 560 Ti 448 core and that card when OC'ed was close to a Stock 570 in terms of Performance. Did that card eat into the 570's sales I don't think so because an OC'ed 570 would really out perform a 560 ti 448 core. I don't see how the 1070 ti would eat 1080 sales if you have good overclock on your 1080 wouldn't that really out perform a good OC'ed 1070 Ti?
Robbo9999
fry178
@BReal85
So compare performance of two cards with one being oced and the other not, right.
The ti has 500 cores more, you will never be able to make up for that with oc.
And as soon as the ti is oced, it will faster again...
Noisiv
according to 3dcenter and posts on their forum it seems that indeed Nvidia has been having the problem of 1070Ti being too close in to 1080
having almost the same number of shaders and then either some games do not care about bandwidth (or perhaps GDDR5X not being as efficient as GDDR5, remember GPU mining?) has made them experiment with different BIOSes in order to tame the little beast
cowie
ladcrooks