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GTX 1070 - any takers?

I would be amazed if these are less than £400 at launch perhaps £450 with extreme price gouging!

Once word gets out to the mainstream GTX 980 Ti performance for way less money its going to shake up the Nvidia GPU market.

Used Titan X & GTX980Ti prices will nosedive & once there is more GTX1070 stock in the channel any new GTX980Ti stock will drop as its now obsolete.

GTX1070 has 2Gb more VRam + 100W less power draw + lower temps & better thermals makes it hard to justify buying anything else unless you must have the extra performance of the GTX1080!


Why would you buy one at £450 if you can get a 1080 for £524? I can't see them going over £399 and that's for the higher end cards like the MSI gaming
 
I would be amazed if these are less than £400 at launch perhaps £450 with extreme price gouging!

Once word gets out to the mainstream GTX 980 Ti performance for way less money its going to shake up the Nvidia GPU market.

Used Titan X & GTX980Ti prices will nosedive & once there is more GTX1070 stock in the channel any new GTX980Ti stock will drop as its now obsolete.

GTX1070 has 2Gb more VRam + 100W less power draw + lower temps & better thermals makes it hard to justify buying anything else unless you must have the extra performance of the GTX1080!

It's called a generation leap and die shrink - cheaper components become more powerful. It's not going to be £450
 
I would be amazed if these are less than £400 at launch perhaps £450 with extreme price gouging!

Once word gets out to the mainstream GTX 980 Ti performance for way less money its going to shake up the Nvidia GPU market.

Used Titan X & GTX980Ti prices will nosedive & once there is more GTX1070 stock in the channel any new GTX980Ti stock will drop as its now obsolete.

GTX1070 has 2Gb more VRam + 100W less power draw + lower temps & better thermals makes it hard to justify buying anything else unless you must have the extra performance of the GTX1080!

Why would Nvidia care? The 980Ti is EOL.

FE is already confirmed as £399. Custom ones will probably be anywhere between £330-£450.
 
Do you reckon OCUK will list them on their website on Saturday 10th June so we can pre-order?

I reckon they'll be £300 and hope I'm right as thats what I want to spend. I was thinking about 1080 before but then thought its too much to spend as I normally only spend about £200 on a GPU's and I currently have an R9 290 4gb so will be a big jump going to a 1070 anyway so i'm sure ill be happy with it for regular games and VR.
 
Do you reckon OCUK will list them on their website on Saturday 10th June so we can pre-order?

I reckon they'll be £300 and hope I'm right as thats what I want to spend. I was thinking about 1080 before but then thought its too much to spend as I normally only spend about £200 on a GPU's and I currently have an R9 290 4gb so will be a big jump going to a 1070 anyway so i'm sure ill be happy with it for regular games and VR.

If its like the 1080 release,you should be able to order a 1070 from 2pm on friday 10th.
 
If its like the 1080 release,you should be able to order a 1070 from 2pm on friday 10th.

Yep, I expect it will be a similar launch with 1070 FE cards available. I'm not sure if any of the custom cards will be though. It is promising that the MSI gaming 1070 X has been reviewed though. It may indicate that the custom cards aren't far away.

Gibbo would normally give some indication of stock levels but he's been away in Taiwan. He did say before he left that there were a lot of new cards hitting the shores soon - both 1080s and 1070s.
 
does the 3rd party vendors still use the same components with the founder cards I dont get why they have them if nvidia is making the "founders card" using the best components
 
Just saw on some EVGA Twitter that the FTW won't be available right away like it was with the 1080?... If so it makes my choice a lot easier :p
 
Going by 1080 pricing in the UK - £619 FE, as cheap as £529 for non-FE, and stupid MSI asking for £649... I'd honestly imagine the cheapest 1070 will be either £309 or £319, with most of them falling between £329 and £369... and potentially MSI going stupid and charging £409 haha
 
Going by 1080 pricing in the UK - £619 FE, as cheap as £529 for non-FE, and stupid MSI asking for £649... I'd honestly imagine the cheapest 1070 will be either £309 or £319, with most of them falling between £329 and £369... and potentially MSI going stupid and charging £409 haha

good choise;)
 
Going by 1080 pricing in the UK - £619 FE, as cheap as £529 for non-FE, and stupid MSI asking for £649... I'd honestly imagine the cheapest 1070 will be either £309 or £319, with most of them falling between £329 and £369... and potentially MSI going stupid and charging £409 haha


Agreed. With the generally easier overclocking and lower thermals of the 1070 vs 1080, I maybe wouldn't mind an FE, and a blower card might be handy for a small case. But I begrudge paying the FE tax so hopefully custom cards are out soon.

I have a preorder for a gigabyte g1 1080 so it'll be a straight race. Whichever ships first gets to stay :)
 
There's a chance they've been building 1070 cards alongside the 1080s so you never know. The chips have either been binned as 1070s or 1080s so nVidia must have had them at the same time to send to card manufacturers.
 
Still in two minds about this. There are some 980Tis on the MM that are starting to get really cheap now, and then there's Polaris at the end of the month (slower but cheaper).

Decisions decisions.
 
There's a chance they've been building 1070 cards alongside the 1080s so you never know. The chips have either been binned as 1070s or 1080s so nVidia must have had them at the same time to send to card manufacturers.

That's likely, also considering they know the 1070 will sell much more than the 1080.
 
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