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1080Ti card isn't even needed? 1080 still top card. 2000 series incoming by summer also. Will it still release shortly after 1080Ti?
Ill be waiting for new series for sure.
It might run better on AMD, so need a 1080 Ti to match the performance of the old FuryX.![]()
... so 1080 Ti will probably nearly 2 times faster than 1080's 76fps at 4K but Fury X is on par with 1070 performance.
Found this post on reddit, sorry if it's been already posted but check the ultra requirements.
Have a think about what that image is claiming.
Had to go round and count them.
43 at the moment.
6 of them are dual cards so if I was counting GPU cores the total would be 49.
Found this post on reddit, sorry if it's been already posted but check the ultra requirements.
Lol ultra needs fury x but also 8Gb of Vram. I don't know a Fury X variant that does this.Found this post on reddit, sorry if it's been already posted but check the ultra requirements.
Isn't this the card people thought was a ti from a while ago?
https://techreport.com/review/31428/aorus-geforce-gtx-1080-xtreme-edition-8g-graphics-card-reviewed
Yep that's the one.
Some people are so desperate for there to be a 1080 Ti, they are right but who knows when.
I'm kinda one of those people, I've been waiting for a while now to upgrade my 980ti. But you're right, its the when is bugging me now. It's starting to a bit late to buy into the 10x series.
There's apparently a Pascal refresh this year, towards the end of year iirc - but that's just a "refinement" of the current architecture, so most likely just a bump in frequency.1080Ti card isn't even needed? 1080 still top card. 2000 series incoming by summer also. Will it still release shortly after 1080Ti?
Ill be waiting for new series for sure.
There's apparently a Pascal refresh this year, towards the end of year iirc - but that's just a "refinement" of the current architecture, so most likely just a bump in frequency.
New and next architecture is Volta, which we dont really have a time frame for, most likely be shown for the HED/Servers towards end of year where Nvidia host a convention iirc. But for consumers Volta, I THINK that will be next year, mid 2018