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Next generation nvidia graphic cards ...where are they?

Dburrows

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anyone any links to the next generation nvidia cards? Surely someone must have something? I was quoted within three months. Anyone any more clarity on this?

Was under the impression this year would be full of ti of existing cards and the latest cards were to hold the awards for the next twelve months. Anyone correct that?
 
If nvidia do release any new cards this year,it will proberly be may/june.
But i dont think they have mentioned anything about gaming cards yet.
 
Nothing soon as no competition for Nvidia....so they will just keep selling current stock and £3000 cards until a competitor comes along with a new release (AMD) or once sales dip below a threshold then they release next gen.

All about maintaining their cash flow.
 
Dburrows said:
anyone any links to the next generation nvidia cards? Surely someone must have something? I was quoted within three months. Anyone any more clarity on this?

Was under the impression this year would be full of ti of existing cards and the latest cards were to hold the awards for the next twelve months. Anyone correct that?
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You mean these.

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Volta are not any better than Pascal for gaming so I don't think we will be seeing anymore for a while.
 
With AMD now completely priced out of the gaming market it’s a one horse race so the incentive to launch better products must be slim when A) your selling Pascal by the bucket load and B) you have zero competition.
 
They're still having internal debates about whether the xx60 model should be at traditional xx70 or xx80 pricing.
 
Combat squirrel said:
Nothing soon as no competition for Nvidia....so they will just keep selling current stock and £3000 cards until a competitor comes along with a new release (AMD) or once sales dip below a threshold then they release next gen.

All about maintaining their cash flow.
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Well With AMD roadmap nothing in 2018 to look for so what 2019 MAYBE lol
 
Kaapstad said:
They were only in there for a short time, this is why I only have one screw in the holding brackets.:)

The angle I took the pic at also makes it look worse than it is.:)
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You could make some brackets from Old Titan XP’s to prop them up :D
 
Micron and Samsung had completed GDDR6 qualification samples last month and GDDR6 now ready for mass production in early 2018 H1 target could begin in February for possible Geforce Ampere/Volta launch at GTC Silicon Valley on 26-29 March 2018.
 
Smffy said:
Which I still find incredibly odd... not that I would buy it.
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I don't think NVidia have any intention of launching Volta gaming cards in the near future so they have done the absolute minimum with the Titan V to make it possible to run games, hence no SLI or mGPU options. All NVidia are using the Titan V for is to offload spare GV100 chips that don't get into the professional cards.
 
As Kaapstad pointed out to me in another thread, Nvidia are constantly selling out of 1080 Ti's, Titan Xp's, Titan Star Wars Editions on their webstore, At the moment they don't need to come out with anything, Although I'd love to get my hands on a 1080 Ti FE, Nigh impossible to get.
 
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