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Where's all the new GPU's?
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Caporegime
Nope, you did not.
Soldato
Has CES finished yet? Today is day 1 of 4. Do you have a time-machine?
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i don't know sorry.
Soldato
Wait and see what happens. maybe something, maybe not. Today is the first day. And it's not actually even open yet.
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All hinging on AMD's keynote I suspect.
been and gone and not a keynote - just a preview
full (searchable) list here - http://www.ces.tech/Register-Plan/Full-Schedule.aspx
full (searchable) list here - http://www.ces.tech/Register-Plan/Full-Schedule.aspx
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Nvidia gave a keynote speech, AMD haven't and wont. They will have some presentations though and some technology previews.
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Soldato
When?
Soldato
Probably won't be new GPUs but there might be new graphics cards.
Complete with tempered glass and RGBs
Complete with tempered glass and RGBs
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You can see it all (NVIDIA) here (and some other places):
https://www.twitch.tv/nvidia/v/112192165?t=10m05s
That's NVIDIA's turn done.
Mainly auto-piloting cars to be available in 2020. It opens a clear path to all vehicles having auto-driving capability which could realise the dream of centrally managed traffic resulting in traffic flow perfection.
Also an expensive way to make any Steam game playable at high quality through the internet ($25 for 20 hours at the basic performance level, less time for higher performance options).
No 1080ti at CES.
https://www.twitch.tv/nvidia/v/112192165?t=10m05s
That's NVIDIA's turn done.
Mainly auto-piloting cars to be available in 2020. It opens a clear path to all vehicles having auto-driving capability which could realise the dream of centrally managed traffic resulting in traffic flow perfection.
Also an expensive way to make any Steam game playable at high quality through the internet ($25 for 20 hours at the basic performance level, less time for higher performance options).
No 1080ti at CES.
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I want my next gfx card to be absolutely covered in RGB lighting 
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Soldato
What GPUs? We know AMD Vega will come later in H1 2017. (May - June)
We only had some skimming of the Vega CNU and tech today.
Nvidia said nothing, and doubt there is anything in the horizon.
And I do not see any 1080Ti tbh.
Either they will refresh the 1080 as 1180 with higher clocks and higher voltages (current cap is 1.093v) or go straight next year for Volta.
As said previously, there is no chip to produce the 1080Ti.
Cutting down the TXP chip, which is a cut down Quadro chip, will create a GPU barely, more likely not, faster than the 1080.
And still given the architectural layout of the GPU, I doubt they can chop further the Quadro chip and get a useful GPU out of it.
While it makes no sense. Why chop it for a 1080Ti, when they can sell a TXP with much higher profit?
But logic and rational thinking has gone away on this forum these days it seems, believing on clickbait websites and rumour mills. (this is rhetorical....)
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Thanks for the input. I don't know enough about 'cutting gpus' i was expecting a 1080 ti as they advertised a job relative to the aforementioned gpu.
I've been waiting for a 4k/60 card for ages (see sig) but not for £1100
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EVGA have a new icx cooler, http://www.evga.com/icx/
"game with safety and peace of mind" quite fitting slogan with all things considered.
"game with safety and peace of mind" quite fitting slogan with all things considered.
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yeah I remember that discussion and I am pretty sure I said to never believe stuff like or not read too much into it