Good move, you won't lose a penny on that
That's what I thought and I can still play most games at nice settings in the meantime
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** The Official Nvidia GeForce 'Pascal' Thread - for general gossip and discussions **
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That's what I thought and I can still play most games at nice settings in the meantime
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That's what I thought and I can still play most games at nice settings in the meantime
My 970 does well also.
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If the 1070's come out at around £350 then the 970's aren't going to really dip under £200 inc imo
A pair for £375-£400 would be a nice SLi setup to last someone at 1080p/1440p for a wee while
A pair for £375-£400 would be a nice SLi setup to last someone at 1080p/1440p for a wee while
You think we have it bad price wise i am hearing reports that the Aussies prices for the 1080 are over $1000 mark
So is it rumour then this pre ordering from OC ....not that i am buying just intrigued to see the price
So is it rumour then this pre ordering from OC ....not that i am buying just intrigued to see the price
If the 1070's come out at around £350 then the 970's aren't going to really dip under £200 inc imo
A pair for £375-£400 would be a nice SLi setup to last someone at 1080p/1440p for a wee while
There's almost 0 chance they will be 350£ at launch. More like 400-500£*if they are as fast/faster than the GTX 980 Ti.
$1,299 to be exact.
Apologies if this has been posted.
But this guy tests an overclocked GTX 1080 against OVERCLOCKED cards.
Actually a decent comparison.
http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/nvidia_geforcegtx_1080_overclocking/
But this guy tests an overclocked GTX 1080 against OVERCLOCKED cards.
Actually a decent comparison.
http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/nvidia_geforcegtx_1080_overclocking/
Very interesting, thanks for posting. The gains at 1440p are pretty nice. If we see some nice custom cards soon, might be in for one.
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This has no doubt been asked before, but the new Pascal cards have full support for Async compute now?
If by full support you mean proper hardware support like AMD, then no.
Let me grab my coat, before D.P get's here
No they don't.
But they will be able to hide a ton of underground tessellation in gameworks titles to gimp AMD cards so will still come out on top...lol.
....I'll get my coat also.
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If by full support you mean proper hardware support like AMD, then no.
Let me grab my coat, before D.P get's here
Interesting. Why would Nvidia deem it unimportant to implement this feature?
It's not a feature. It's a technology that Nvidia don't have.
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At those prices, who are they aiming these cards at? The draw for me was a sub £300 970 upon release. I'm not interested in a £400+ 1070 and I would hazard a guess I wont be alone.
Nvidia would never do such a thing !
I really really think Nvidia and AMD will struggle to sell Pascal, Polaris, (maybe big Pascal / Vega). We all already have cards that nail 1080p. And these new cards just aren't nailing 4K. So why upgrade? For an extra 30fps at 1080p when your already getting 144?
Great post and great info ..did read this the other day ...but i am crap at this forum like stuff and did not post here sry guys n girls i promise i will get better
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holy moly... I was almost on the fence but that fully tips me over in to getting one