I'm just guessing here, but I wouldn't expect anything before middle of summer next year.
Want Titan X Pascal Performance For Less? (GTX 1080 Ti)
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Given there's no competition at the high end, nVidia might decide to keep binning 1080's with working 384-bit buses (the regular GTX1080 is 256-bit).
Not sure when they'll release the 1080Ti, but my bet would be Jan too. I think the Ti is likely, certainly before next-gen hardware.
Not sure when they'll release the 1080Ti, but my bet would be Jan too. I think the Ti is likely, certainly before next-gen hardware.
There comes a point where expense goes through but performance somewhat stagnates.
If the price is with screens I can agree with it, if not I'd rather get two 2000$ machines, or better yet, one for 2000 and then keep the rest for a new machine three years from now
Anyhoo that's my nickel's worth.
They will be waiting to see what AMD's VEGA GPU's bring to the table, then will tweak its stock clock speed and bandwidth accordingly to offer *slightly* ~8-10% better performance for a $200 / £150 price increase. That's how nVidia work. They definitely won't release it before the competition given they currently have the high end market wrapped up anyway. nVidia are nothing if not tactical in their pricing and launch dates.
It's still just speculation over the 1080ti really, some say it won't happen, some say it will happen soon and other sources say it will happen but not for sometime.
Really I personally think they'll try and get what they can out of the 1080GTX first so I think we'll see it down the line but it will still likely have GDDR5X and really for VR the jump to DDR6 will make a big difference.
Frankly right now, AMD prices are starting to look compelling to me.
Really I personally think they'll try and get what they can out of the 1080GTX first so I think we'll see it down the line but it will still likely have GDDR5X and really for VR the jump to DDR6 will make a big difference.
Frankly right now, AMD prices are starting to look compelling to me.
The GTX 1080 came out last May so a Jan announcement for a 1080Ti makes sense.
A card between the GTX 1080 and Titan X interests me. 10GB VRAM (Am praying it is GDDR5X) with almost as many CUDA cores. Of course, I'm also looking out for a Titan XP drive drop during the Black Friday sales.
http://www.pcgamesn.com/nvidia/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-release-date
A card between the GTX 1080 and Titan X interests me. 10GB VRAM (Am praying it is GDDR5X) with almost as many CUDA cores. Of course, I'm also looking out for a Titan XP drive drop during the Black Friday sales.
http://www.pcgamesn.com/nvidia/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-release-date
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You do realise that if a 1080Ti is ready to go, such a report is still 100% accurate, right? It means they are done with development, does not mean they have put all product up for sale...
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