Anything 50% faster than 1080 ti?

nightrider1470 · 13 Sep 2017 at 19:29

Just wondering, single card... All ready own ti.. building another PC

mattyfez · 13 Sep 2017 at 19:30

MagicBoy · 13 Sep 2017 at 19:35

Nope.

gary996 · 13 Sep 2017 at 19:41

and i very much doubt the next round of cards will be either

Sasahara · 13 Sep 2017 at 19:44

Only 2 1080 ti's in some cases.

So no 1 card can do it.

ToTheMax · 13 Sep 2017 at 20:10

gary996 said:
and i very much doubt the next round of cards will be either

Same I can't see that happening.

Gerard · 13 Sep 2017 at 20:14

Titan xp on nitrogen maybe

BaroUK2 · 13 Sep 2017 at 20:18

Save this question for 2019 maybe xD

kitfit1 · 13 Sep 2017 at 20:18

gary996 said:
and i very much doubt the next round of cards will be either

It's not that many years ago when you could easily expect the next round of cards to well over 50% faster. If peeps stopped buying all this "drip drip" improvement then they would soon get the message that 10% or 20% just isn't good enough.

robin66 · 13 Sep 2017 at 20:27

Gerard said:
Titan xp on nitrogen maybe

LOL, That's what I was thinking.

JediFragger · 13 Sep 2017 at 20:47

Titan Xv.

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nightrider1470 · 13 Sep 2017 at 21:01

I wish sli wasn't such a joke!!

Just can't understand why it doesn't at least 70% work!!... They would sell soooooo many more cards!

greatash · 13 Sep 2017 at 21:12

sli/crossfire used to be much better years ago

they seem to have abandoned it in recent years

Doobedoo · 13 Sep 2017 at 21:26

kitfit1 said:
It's not that many years ago when you could easily expect the next round of cards to well over 50% faster. If peeps stopped buying all this "drip drip" improvement then they would soon get the message that 10% or 20% just isn't good enough.

It's quite simple really just don't upgrade every generation.

I imagine that when I come to upgrade this 980ti I will likely be getting a 50%+ performance increase.

Sasahara · 13 Sep 2017 at 21:28

with £700 top tier cards or more if you count the Titan, not many people are going to be buying 2 of these high end cards.

I guess Nvidia would rather you buy 1 high end card than 2 middle range cards.

Lokken86 · 13 Sep 2017 at 22:50

Wait. Your not satisfied to the degree of wanting 50% on top of the fastest card money buys?
Those are high standards. 'tips hat'.

Steves1982 · 13 Sep 2017 at 23:38

greatash said:
sli/crossfire used to be much better years ago

they seem to have abandoned it in recent years

So true. I remember getting 95-98% extra adding a 2nd 7970 a few years ago.

I looked at getting a 2nd 980ti recently but the support for SLI looked so hit and miss it didn't seem worth the hassle.

mid_gen · 14 Sep 2017 at 06:45

Isn't the Volta pro card putting out numbers about 50% up on Pascal?

Even so it's a long wait until the next X80ti....

arby1 · 14 Sep 2017 at 07:21

kitfit1 said:
It's not that many years ago when you could easily expect the next round of cards to well over 50% faster. If peeps stopped buying all this "drip drip" improvement then they would soon get the message that 10% or 20% just isn't good enough.

I truly don't understand the mentality behind the mass belief that gpu manufacturers are intentionally holding back their technology. Yes, they will perhaps delay a launch for a few months depending on market pressure, but that doesn't make the type of difference that you're suggesting, and as the following generation is ready being worked on then a delayed launch doesn't necessarily slow down the next one.

If gpu makers were stalling development, then it's obvious that amd wouldn't be permanently behind.

Gripen90 · 14 Sep 2017 at 07:58

arby1 said:
I truly don't understand the mentality behind the mass belief that gpu manufacturers are intentionally holding back their technology. Yes, they will perhaps delay a launch for a few months depending on market pressure, but that doesn't make the type of difference that you're suggesting, and as the following generation is ready being worked on then a delayed launch doesn't necessarily slow down the next one.

If gpu makers were stalling development, then it's obvious that amd wouldn't be permanently behind.

Well they are - sadly. Nvidia have been doing it after Fermi (2010). Remember that most GTX x80 launches here after haven't been made of their "high-end" GPUs but rather the mid-end GPU's. The GTX 1080 isn't their high-end chip but a mid-range chip. So they are holding back and not giving yes the full power from the start. In 2006 we gave $400 for a high-end chipset, today we pay the same for a mid-range chipset.
http://digiworthy.com/2017/09/13/nvidias-performance-improvement-per-gen/