I believe there is a 1080Ti and it will be released after/with Vega.
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**Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Thread**
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I'll probably skip any new high end GPU's, nothing interesting i want to play out atm that would even benefit from it anyways. 980Ti does more than i need.
I'll upgrade when some Source 2 games start releasing built from the ground up. Maybe pricing will get more decent then if the pound strengthens too
I'll upgrade when some Source 2 games start releasing built from the ground up. Maybe pricing will get more decent then if the pound strengthens too
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I'll probably skip any new high end GPU's, nothing interesting i want to play out atm that would even benefit from it anyways. 980Ti does more than i need.
I'll upgrade when some Source 2 games start releasing built from the ground up. Maybe pricing will get more decent then if the pound strengthens too
totally agree, if you have a 980TI no need to upgrade yet. I fully expect you're looking at another 2 years before you will notice anything slowing down. Unless you play in 4k
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totally agree, if you have a 980TI no need to upgrade yet. I fully expect you're looking at another 2 years before you will notice anything slowing down. Unless you play in 4k
I won't be moving to 4k until the performance gets better & they have 120hz screens that aren't super expensive.
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same for me, 4k 60hz is not getting my money either, need at least 120 hz, preferably 144.
4K ultrawide 120/144hz is the next one for me. Looking like my 1080's may be lasting me more than expected
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Even at 120+Hz can't see myself moving to 4K for my main monitor ever - I have a 4K 60Hz monitor and just don't find a setup where I can both move my mouse over large distances quickly and retain per pixel precision for smaller movement (without using acceleration which is just nasty).
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I'm not going 4K anytime soon. 4K is only noticeable on very large screens anyways. I'll be staying at 3440x1440p ultra-wide for the foreseeable future.
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Same here, Having just gotten a PG348Q I'll be staying with it for quite some time.
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Love my Acer X34A Predator. I would not trade it for 4K either. The 2 best G-Sync ultrawides
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Geforce GTX 1080 Ti Will Be Landing Around PAX East (March 10th) According To NVIDIA AIB Employee
http://wccftech.com/gtx-1080-ti-coming-pax-east-nvidia-aib/
http://wccftech.com/gtx-1080-ti-coming-pax-east-nvidia-aib/
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Great news for people that want a 1080Ti. I'm going to wait for 11 series at least.
Geforce GTX 1080 Ti Will Be Landing Around PAX East (March 10th) According To NVIDIA AIB Employee
http://wccftech.com/gtx-1080-ti-coming-pax-east-nvidia-aib/
Without even looking at it, it's a great piece of solid wccftech info as per.
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Without even looking at it, it's a great piece of solid wccftech info as per.
Ha, everyone knocks em. They get a lot of stuff bang on though.
Decent lil site imho.
Geforce GTX 1080 Ti Will Be Landing Around PAX East (March 10th) According To NVIDIA AIB Employee
http://wccftech.com/gtx-1080-ti-coming-pax-east-nvidia-aib/
Pretty lame if and but story.
It was sources like this saying the 1080 Ti was going to turn up at CES but that failed to happen.
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Is 11xx series going to be Volta or no no?
Still not sure what to do if/when this 1080ti comes out. Still running my 980ti which I have had since they were released and still doing a good job. The new 4k HDR 120hz refresh (cant remember) sounds amazing and I know the 980ti will not be up to the job.
Biggest concern is the cost of new cards due to exchange rate and nvidia taking us for a ride! The price of the 1080's are just beyond stupid for the performance and these will be at least £600-700 so it's good chunk to spend on say a 30-40% performance gain.
Biggest concern is the cost of new cards due to exchange rate and nvidia taking us for a ride! The price of the 1080's are just beyond stupid for the performance and these will be at least £600-700 so it's good chunk to spend on say a 30-40% performance gain.
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Still will stick with my 1080, I can't justify spending £800 for a 10% performance boost.
I'll wait till Volta.
I'll wait till Volta.
Whats the latest news on Volta ? heard anything yet ? what sort of performance gains and release date are being estimated ?
Tempted to get rid of my fury x in favour of a 1080 or Ti because my 1070 seems to be smashing it in VR, seems pointless though because they haven't even optimised properly yet and most software doesn't struggle at all on the 1070.
Tempted to get rid of my fury x in favour of a 1080 or Ti because my 1070 seems to be smashing it in VR, seems pointless though because they haven't even optimised properly yet and most software doesn't struggle at all on the 1070.