Nvidia unveils GTX 1080/Pascal Family

[Wii Remote Victim]

GTX 1080 is here.

Price: $550 after June 10th

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GPU Engine Specs:​

2560NVIDIA CUDA® Cores​

1607Base Clock (MHz)​

1733Boost Clock (MHz)​

Memory Specs:​

10 Gbps Memory Speed​

8 GB GDDR5X Standard Memory Config​

256-bit Memory Interface Width​

Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec): 320​

Thermal and Power Specs:​

94 Maximum GPU Tempurature (in C)​

180 WGraphics Card Power (W)
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500 WRecommended System Power (W)
Maximum Resolution: 7680x4320@60Hz
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Power connector: A single 8-pin
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Thing can run at 2.1Ghz on air.

 

[xrk]

test

 

[Khil]

holy shit

 

[Fiesta]

Hey look you changed your profile pic to an old one of mine.

(not khil)

AMD is gonna release stuff by the end of the month, it's gonna be a nice cyber monday

 

[telos]

I fell for the 3.5GB meme, and I'm starting to feel pretty shitty about it now.

 

[Sorano]

A level 7 card with the power of two previous-gen level 8's in SLI is pretty nice.

 

[Mars Ultor]

I might end up buying new CPU, mobo and RAM along with this.

 

[Fiesta]

1080 (aka nvidias flagship of this year) vs Fury X (aka amd flagship of last year)

http://www.overclock3d.net/articles/gpu_displays/gtx_1080_ashes_of_the_singularity_benchmarks/1

Can't wait for "late-may"

 

[Sacredavenger22]

I'll probably upgrade finally 

 

[Wii Remote Victim]

Leaked benchmarks show the 1080 around 30% better performance wise than a standard, non-oc 980ti, and the 1070 close to the 980ti.

 

[Msyu]

Leaked benchmarks show the 1080 around 30% better performance wise than a standard, non-oc 980ti, and the 1070 close to the 980ti.

i wonder how 2 1070 sli will compare to a 1080 then

 

[Wii Remote Victim]

Leaked benchmarks show the 1080 around 30% better performance wise than a standard, non-oc 980ti, and the 1070 close to the 980ti.

i wonder how 2 1070 sli will compare to a 1080 then

Better of course, but ups your power consumption. I'd imagine 4K wouldn't be much of a problem.

 

[PlagueBringer]

1070 specs are here bois, the only difference is the obvious clock speeds and the type of ram config it uses

GPU Engine Specs:


1920NVIDIA CUDA® Cores
1506Base Clock (MHz)
1683Boost Clock (MHz)
Memory Specs:
8 Gbps Memory Speed
8 GB GDDR5 Standard Memory Config
256-bit Memory Interface Width
Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec): 256
Thermal and Power Specs:
94 Maximum GPU Tempurature (in C)​

150 WGraphics Card Power (W) 
500 WRecommended System Power (W)
Maximum Resolution: 7680x4320@60Hz
Power connector: A single 8-pin
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I stole your layout wii, dealwithit. ​

I'm waiting for the 1070 to come out because I'm not gonna spend 150$ more on a slight performance boost, anyways I planning to get the 390x anyways, but since this is only going to be like 380$ I only have to spend like 40-50$ more.

Less cuda cores than the 980(which is odd) but still performances better in general.