NVIDIA Pascal Thread

[crisium]

Mini 1080 is a pretty notable achievement for performance in that size.

 

[Sweepr]

Latest rumor is that NVIDIA is planning a Geforce GTX 1070 Ti with 2304 SPs, to be launched soon. Rest of the specs unknown for now.

http://news.mydrivers.com/1/548/548309.htm

 

[Qwertilot]

Hasn't it been extant in mobile form for a while now? So a natural enough thing for them to do, although suspect they'd maybe have already done it if they were going to.

 

[Bouowmx]

Mobile version has 2048 cores, 80% of GeForce GTX 1080. For the Ti version to have 2304 means it's 90% of full version. How will the 2304 and 2560 be significantly differentiated in performance? In price?

 

[jpiniero]

I would have to think it would be 2048.

 

[Sweepr]

Mobile version has 2048 cores, 80% of GeForce GTX 1080. For the Ti version to have 2304 means it's 90% of full version. How will the 2304 and 2560 be significantly differentiated in performance? In price?

According to a different source (Baidu), it's going to be 256-bit GDDR5 9Gbps, so the GTX 1080 will still lead overall.

 

[Ajay]

According to a different source (Baidu), it's going to be 256-bit GDDR5 9Gbps, so the GTX 1080 will still lead overall.

Odd product placement - competing with Vega?

 

[Sweepr]

Odd product placement - competing with Vega?

We will have to see if this product replaces the GTX 1070 at $399 or slots in between the two existing models ($449?). Either way, it's amazing how GP104 (almost 1.5 year old) is still so competitive at 314 mm² while using a traditional 256-bit GDDR5 memory setup. Also, I bet NVIDIA wants to ride the wave of Coffee Lake builders, i5-8600K/i7-8700K + GTX 1070 Ti could prove a popular combo.

 

[Bouowmx]

256-bit GDDR5 9 GT/s: 288 GB/s

Sounds like a memory subsystem for Ethereum mining.

On a side note: A cursory glance of GeForce GTX 1070s at PCPartPicker United States shows a drop in price of several models in the last week.

 

[Sweepr]

GTX 1070 Ti Specs

2432 CUDA cores
1.607 MHz (base)
1.683 MHz (boost)
8 GB GDDR5 8.008 MHz
180W TDP
Early November launch
3.499 Yuan Renminbi (GTX 1080 is 3.999)

http://news.mydrivers.com/1/549/549310.htm

 

[amenx]

More on that from Guru3d.

http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/geforce_gtx_1070_ti_specs_and_details_based_on_gp104_300.html

 

[jpiniero]

Wasn't there rumors that nVidia was going to hike prices due to the memory price spike? They could sell this for $449 and either sell the 1080 11 Ghz for $549 or make a new SKU based upon GP102 for $599.

 

[Head1985]

GTX 1070 Ti Specs

2432 CUDA cores
1.607 MHz (base)
1.683 MHz (boost)
8 GB GDDR5 8.008 MHz
180W TDP
Early November launch
3.499 Yuan Renminbi (GTX 1080 is 3.999)

http://news.mydrivers.com/1/549/549310.htm

So it is GTX1080 with slow GDDR5.Someone should test GTX1080 with 8Ghz memory so we can see performance.

 

[railven]

Isn't GDDR5X bad for mining? Wonder if this card is intended to target miners. With a higher MSRP, NV gets more of the pot.

With Volta perhaps still 6 months away, does feel like a weird time to drop, but NV does when NV does (make money).

 

[DooKey]

NV striking while the iron is hot. The 1070 Ti is going to sell well.