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Mobile GeForce GTX 1070 to feature 2048 CUDA cores?

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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Mobile

Starting with GTX 1070 we have 2048 CUDA cores, which is in fact more than desktop (1920 cores), but GPU clock speeds are lower. This mobile processor would also feature 8GB GDDR5 memory across 256-bit interface, so just as desktop 1070.

The leaked GPU-Z screenshots reveals all the basic specs. However be advised, TMUs count is incorrect (should be 128).

nvidia_geforce_gtx_1070_mobile_specs_768x864.jpg


http://videocardz.com/62483/mobile-geforce-gtx-1070-to-feature-2048-cuda-cores

The clocks are not that much lower, especially the boost.
 
I'd see this as plausible if this is the special 100W version, like they did with the top 9-series mobile card.

The cores I'm sure are legitimate, but I'd assume more like ~1300 boost to get it below 60-70W.

Possibly slower memory too. Isn't 8GB of 8000 memory meant to consume ~40W all by itself?
 
I'm looking to upgrade my laptop with a 680m in it although it has a custom Vbios at 1050mhz it's a little powerhouse and around 50% faster than a stock 680m the memory is also at 5ghz effective so although it beats out a stock 880m and isn't far off a stock 970m the heat output is immense around 80 degrees, would like to get a good improvement on performance as well as less power output and heat :)
 
Heres hoping they haven't just rebranded Maxwell gen 2. My GTX675m is actually Fermi not Kepler and my previous GTX260m was based on a g92b core heh.
 
I'd see this as plausible if this is the special 100W version, like they did with the top 9-series mobile card.

The cores I'm sure are legitimate, but I'd assume more like ~1300 boost to get it below 60-70W.

Possibly slower memory too. Isn't 8GB of 8000 memory meant to consume ~40W all by itself?

100w is the old normal limit. The 980 desktop ranged from 120w designs up to 200w ;)

So a superior power limit to the desktop cards with twice the vram.

As for the confirmation on what new parts may be.... NDA :p
 
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