No, what Nvidia stated was the relative gaming performance in VR scenarios.
NO, Nvidia stated performance both in VR an in regular gaming, the graphs are even on their website.

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No, what Nvidia stated was the relative gaming performance in VR scenarios.
I think you need to watch and read the Nvidia press conference and material again.
A recent video on youtube had a an overclocked 1080 at double the frames of a stock 980Ti. So what?
NO, Nvidia stated performance both in VR an in regular gaming, the graphs are even on their website.![]()
A recent video on youtube had a an overclocked 1080 at double the frames of a stock 980Ti. So what?
NO, Nvidia stated performance both in VR an in regular gaming, the graphs are even on their website.![]()
you mean the one that shows gameplay that doesnt match in the slightest? Yeah thats a fake for sure.
Oh yes, Against cards boosting to stock boost clocks from the power usage they are putting the parts under, so nowhere near as realistic as they make it out to be.
Guys, whilst I know a few are excited about the 1080 (and a few feathers are being rustled in the AMD camp) but can we try and keep the Pascal for the many many Pascal threads please
Anyways, if the news about Polaris having problems getting clocks up high enough and it is delayed, this isn't good for us or AMD. I hope this is one rumor that is wrong in truth.
They made it very clear that was a joking sort of calculation and I'm quite sure you know that. I dont know what your response was meant to achieve with that kind of defensive nonsense.I'm already disappointed, not so long ago Pascal was 10x Maxwell, Jens 'the man himself' said so
No man, LOTS of us predicted they'd be exactly as fast as they are!And like I mentioned earlier, remember we all went through this with the 1070/1080 couldn't possibly be as fast as they've turned out to be.
No man, LOTS of us predicted they'd be exactly as fast as they are!
Maybe you spent too much time gobbling up all the fearmongering over Pascal out of wishful thinking, but plenty of us had entirely realistic expectations that turned out quite spot-on.
Its seems stock of the 300 series and fury lineup is about to disappear here in Denmark.. also prices have been dropped a little bit. Wonder if this means 400 series replacements are about to arrive
Would mean it would have to almost match the GTX 980 ti at stock clocks, which I somehow highly doubt it will be able to do. Don't think they want to maximize performance with the Polaris lineup and instead go for a more balanced approach, so I'm guessing 390x performance with much lower power consumption.
Well I certainly hope you are right.I was just pointing out what some other people had thought.
I was also in the camp of expecting the 1070/1080 performance to be pretty much exactly what it turned out to be (similar to 670/680 vs 580)
And in that same way, I come to the predictions I have for P10.
They made it very clear that was a joking sort of calculation.
Ooo, I'll save all my sleepers in that case.They might be an overclockers dream like the Furys.
390X is 438mm^2
P10 is 232mm^2
Samsung 14nm LPP is 2x min and up to 2,3x density of 28nm LPP
a 980TI.
Where does the x2.3 times come from?
Samsung list the gain over 28nm as 1.9x
Where does the x2.3 times come from?
Samsung list the gain over 28nm as 1.9x
Who says the P10XT is £200?
When they said they wanted to bring down the entry level VR price, I always assumed they were talking about the P10pro.
It still makes a lot of sense if P10XT is 1070 performance for £300, and P10pro is 390X performance for £200.