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Nvidia rumour to be launching new GTX 11 series without ray tracing
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They will either :
- pull 'an iPhone SE move' and release a product with slightly gimped performance for a decent discount
- or tough it out for 7nm
Making moves towards a significant hardware discount at the high end is probably the absolute last thing they will look at.
- pull 'an iPhone SE move' and release a product with slightly gimped performance for a decent discount
- or tough it out for 7nm
Making moves towards a significant hardware discount at the high end is probably the absolute last thing they will look at.
M iris have high margins with Turing, so they can release MSRP if need be. I betsales are good enough and their analysis would suggest lower prices don't improve sales enough to justify a low margin product. Nvidia are at 80% market share and growing, nothing AMD is doing at the moment will impact that .
Once navi arrived we might see a small price drop
Once navi arrived we might see a small price drop
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1660-ti-specifications,38563.html
GTX1660Ti Specs pre launch
GTX1660Ti Specs pre launch
If that’s really the size of one in that article they’ll be great little cards.
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MSI GeForce GTX 1660 Ti VENTUS XS and TU116 GPU pictured
https://videocardz.com/80034/msi-geforce-gtx-1660-ti-ventus-xs-and-tu116-gpu-pictured
Compared to GP106 200mm2 die similar size:
TU116 die without RT and Tensor cores probably will measure around 200-250mm2.
Much smaller than GP104's 314mm2 die for GTX 1070 performance level.
https://videocardz.com/80034/msi-geforce-gtx-1660-ti-ventus-xs-and-tu116-gpu-pictured
Compared to GP106 200mm2 die similar size:
TU116 die without RT and Tensor cores probably will measure around 200-250mm2.
Much smaller than GP104's 314mm2 die for GTX 1070 performance level.
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It'll be 1060 performance level won't it?
Can't believe they'll be releasing a 3gb version of this.
Can't believe they'll be releasing a 3gb version of this.
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Accorded to techpowerup, GTX 1660 will be 6% faster than GTX 1060 6GB, GTX 1660 Ti will be 10% faster than GTX 980 Ti and 2% slower than GTX 1070 in relative performance.
3GB is fine, you probably don't noticed GTX 1660/1660 Ti PCB has extra empty 2 memory chips slots so both are capable of maximum 8GB memory. AIBs probably will have GTX 1660/1660 Ti with 8GB memory in near future.
3GB is fine, you probably don't noticed GTX 1660/1660 Ti PCB has extra empty 2 memory chips slots so both are capable of maximum 8GB memory. AIBs probably will have GTX 1660/1660 Ti with 8GB memory in near future.
Yea what's the point, games are commonly using 3.5gb and up now. Some up to 6gb.
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22nd is the current rumoured date.
Ah I see. That explains the lack of reviews etc. Thanks
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Why would you buy one of these when you can buy a used 1080 and have way more performance and VRAM? Complete waste of time IMO.
Looks to be a nice small form factor card, ideal for those with HTPC/ITX cases ect
MSI GeForce GTX 1660 Ti VENTUS XS and TU116 GPU pictured
https://videocardz.com/80034/msi-geforce-gtx-1660-ti-ventus-xs-and-tu116-gpu-pictured
Compared to GP106 200mm2 die similar size:
TU116 die without RT and Tensor cores probably will measure around 200-250mm2.
Much smaller than GP104's 314mm2 die for GTX 1070 performance level.
6GB again, not future proof, in some cases not even now proof.
Leave it to nVidia to take a step back and tell us its all good and just works.
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Whilst that may be the case, it doesn't change these are in essence the equivalent of the 50/50Ti cards for this gen performance wise, and yet they will most likely be sold at around £200+/£250+.
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You have to hand it to nVidia they have very skillfully manipulated people into paying ever more and thinking its good value.
GTX 970, 3.5GB: £270
GTX 1070, 8GB: £380
RTX 2070, 8GB: £470
No one questions it, in fact i have seen people argue that the 2070 is great vale at nearly £500, they never explain why tho, perhaps its because its nearly as fast as a previous generation card at not much more money?
I'm going to make a prediction, or two.
RTX 3070: £560
RTX 4070: £650
GTX 970, 3.5GB: £270
GTX 1070, 8GB: £380
RTX 2070, 8GB: £470
No one questions it, in fact i have seen people argue that the 2070 is great vale at nearly £500, they never explain why tho, perhaps its because its nearly as fast as a previous generation card at not much more money?
I'm going to make a prediction, or two.
RTX 3070: £560
RTX 4070: £650
Have not looked at the price for these, yes if that's the case but Nvidia...
"It just works"
Apparently