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Geforce GTX1180/2080 Speculation thread

Will hold off and wait to see what reviews are like and see what it does to the 1080ti and Vega64 market first

I bet by the time reviews are out most places will be out of stock... albeit not for long I don't think. There's going to be a mass feeding frenzy for these, such is the hunger for new GPU shiny shiny lol! :D
 
That makes no sense, as for die sizes surely you would get at least two cards from each die.

2070=TU104
2080=TU104
2080Ti=TU102
Titan RTX=TU102


The above leaked card breakdown shots suggest that the TU104 is visibly bigger than the 1080 die GP 104 die.
Isn't the 2070 supposed to be a TU106 chip this time?

Although the odd memory size of 7GB doesn't really support that. Unless it's a cut-down TU106, lol.

e: changed 2060 to 2070.
 
NVIDIA GTX 2060 5GB 3DMark Score Allegedly Leaks, It’s VERY Fast

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 2060 5GB – GTX 1080 Performance, Now In The Mid-Range

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https://wccftech.com/nvidia-gtx-2060-5gb-3dmark-score-allegedly-leaks-its-very-fast/
 
Lol, no. A 1080 is 75% faster than a 1060. That won't be happening.

From the other (Adored) rumour, 1060 per + 27% is less than a 1070.

With no competition at all, I'm more inclined to believe the most pessimistic predictions :p
 
cant believe 2080TI is going to be released on launch. I wonder what the reason for this is?

I got a felling Nvidia knows something about AMD that we don't.

come on AMD we really need you to compete.

I wanted wait for a RTX Titan but I am not paying £3000, that's my budget for the whole PC.
 
Amazing if they do announce 2080Ti at same time... that's rather unprecedented but excellent if true.

Not surprised one bit. I have mentioned a few times that the Ti might be coming out a lot quicker this time due to 7nm not being that far away. Some just did not want to have it. Not saying for sure it will, but it makes sense if it does...
 
You guys are giving too much importance to the lack of competition.

Nvidia doesn't just compete with AMD, they compete with their own products.

I'm sure most people stay loyal to a brand, the people they'll sell 2070/80s to are those who have Maxwell and Pascal, so the fact that "there's no competition" doesn't apply.
 
cant believe 2080TI is going to be released on launch. I wonder what the reason for this is?

I got a felling Nvidia knows something about AMD that we don't.

come on AMD we really need you to compete.

I wanted wait for a RTX Titan but I am not paying £3000, that's my budget for the whole PC.

rewind to Jan and there was AMD cards penned Q4.. no idea what etc and Nvidia was July ... saw what happened to Intel holding out and catching up. Nvidia will just go in hard and then can counter quicker then Intel did if needs be


You guys are giving too much importance to the lack of competition.

Nvidia doesn't just compete with AMD, they compete with their own products.

I'm sure most people stay loyal to a brand, the people they'll sell 2070/80s to are those who have Maxwell and Pascal, so the fact that "there's no competition" doesn't apply.

i can could 3 owners of 980ti SLi rigs in my office awaiting the 1080ti because one card isnt touched 60% off the time and held out when 1080ti came
 
If the 2080ti is coming on Monday then it gives a bit more credence to the earlier, faster than the Titan V rumour.
 
It's almost three generation worth of gains that are due. 25% performance gain is per year~ wouldn't be much to expect.
You come out with some really bizarre stuff.

It's not three generations of anything since Pascal. We had a new compute-focused spin-off architecture and then we've got one new gaming architecture.

Even if you count Volta where is the 3rd generation since Pascal? What is it even called, pray tell?
 
You come out with some really bizarre stuff.

It's not three generations of anything since Pascal. We had a new compute-focused spin-off architecture and then we've got one new gaming architecture.

Even if you count Volta where is the 3rd generation since Pascal? What is it even called, pray tell?

Nvidia have sat on these cards for almost three generations worth of time. 25% gain per generation would be considered very disappointing. Understand now?
 
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