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Nvidia's GTX 1070 will be slower than the 1080 and way cheaper

I'm calling it now. GTX 1070 £500+ on release.

Agreed. It makes sense though right. If it is faster than a TX as claimed by nvidia, that would mean it is faster than a 980Ti. As the 980Ti costs over £500 it makes perfect sense that the 1070 should cost more :p

Lol :D

I would be very surprised if it ends up with a '5' in front of it. Given the US list price of $379/$449 we will end up with a UK around the same but in £ of course. I'm still thinking circa £400, not much less and not as high as the current 980Ti price. It seems a tricky situation though, what with the price of the 980Ti... will those suddenly drop by £100 or so overnight? Ultimately it will depend on the performance difference between the two.
 
Launch price of 1080 is from $699, as only Founder Edition (aka glorified reference card with premium price) is available.

There will still be quite a wait for the 3rd party cards at the "supposed" $599.

That isnt what nvidia have said. There should be reference AIB boards
 
£450 for the 1070 is my bet. Would you really buy that over a 980Ti? Nope.

I'm still going for a 1080, but of course the 1070 will be the most popular card out of the two.

Of course people will buy it over the 980ti - it has higher performance, 2GB additional VRAM and it will receive driver optimizations for future games, while Maxwell will follow Kepler's fate.
 
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If the 1070 is £400 then will i be better picking up a 2nd hand 980ti?
Hopefully some benchmarks are released soon.
Sold my 780 while it was still worth something to fund a 1070 or 1080 but at £619 the 1080 is no longer possible. Currently without a card
 
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