NVIDIA to Unveil GeForce GTX TITAN P at Gamescom

[tyler_jrb]

From what i have seen, it still needs LN2 to get past 2.1ghz stable

Many cards do over 2.1 on air. Radox has one that does 2.2ghz. Both mine sit nice at 2.1. One card does 2.14.

Even a screenshot posted a whileback with kingpin on LN2 at 2.8ghz.

With regards to loosing value. I bought both my 980's for £425 a week after launch. Sold them after the 980Ti was released for £330 each.

980Ti I paid £600 each. And got £350 each.

1080Ti to 1180/1170 you will loose a lot more than 1080 to 1080Ti. Main reason is the Ti will be more expensive, So the 1080 still has its place for people not wanting to pay as much.

 

[sprite-]

Many cards do over 2.1 on air. Radox has one that does 2.2ghz. Both mine sit nice at 2.1. One card does 2.14.

Even a screenshot posted a whileback with kingpin on LN2 at 2.8ghz.

With regards to loosing value. I bought both my 980's for £425 a week after launch. Sold them after the 980Ti was released for £330 each.

980Ti I paid £600 each. And got £350 each.

1080Ti to 1180/1170 you will loose a lot more than 1080 to 1080Ti. Main reason is the Ti will be more expensive, So the 1080 still has its place for people not wanting to pay as much.

I own an MSI 1080 Gaming X.

I'd say the vast majority clock at most 2050-2100 on air, I've seen very few pushing beyond that stable on here or reddit etc.

I reckon the Ti will push the 1080 price down considerabley, id imagine it'll come in at the £600-£700 mark.

I also wonder what the Ti will be like though, the last Ti was released at its spec mainly in response to the Fury X. They basically cannibalised their Titan sales, I can't see them doing that again... Unless AMD release something which puts them in a similar position, which I don't think is likely based on the 480 performance per watt. So it could mean either that the Ti takes longer before they release it or the performance gain is allot less.

 

[humbug]

Do they actually stay at those clocks without dipping below at anytime during a couple of hours of gaming?

The thing is you can set most GPU's at pretty anything (Within reason) but that doesn't mean they will stay at those clocks, i can run my 970 at 1550Mhz and it will stay at 1550Mhz, if the 1060 can be set to 2000Mhz but actually runs between 1800Mhz and 2000Mhz then its not running at 2000Mhz.

 

[Greebo]

I own an MSI 1080 Gaming X.

I'd say the vast majority clock at most 2050-2100 on air, I've seen very few pushing beyond that stable on here or reddit etc.

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As I posted above, the unlocked voltage bios is out. People flashing with it are getting over 2200 on air and 2300-2400 on water now.

 

[Griffildur]

As I posted above, the unlocked voltage bios is out. People flashing with it are getting over 2200 on air and 2300-2400 on water now.

I got my Zotac from 2075 stock to 2160 on air. I am not convinced the little bit of extra speed is worth pushing the card though. The stock speed feels high enough.

 

[Tommy_Here]

I own an MSI 1080 Gaming X.

I'd say the vast majority clock at most 2050-2100 on air, I've seen very few pushing beyond that stable on here or reddit etc.

I reckon the Ti will push the 1080 price down considerabley, id imagine it'll come in at the £600-£700 mark.

I also wonder what the Ti will be like though, the last Ti was released at its spec mainly in response to the Fury X. They basically cannibalised their Titan sales, I can't see them doing that again... Unless AMD release something which puts them in a similar position, which I don't think is likely based on the 480 performance per watt. So it could mean either that the Ti takes longer before they release it or the performance gain is allot less.

Isn't Vega meant to be coming out in october? if that's the case even if it matches 1080 performance Nvidia wont like that and will have to release something bigger and better just to have the fastest card out there, so we could see a new Titan towards August/September get the sales in before the vega chip hits the scene and even when it does it'll still be around 50% faster for probably double the cost but hey people will pay it and then 3 months later Q1 2017 launch 1080 Ti

 

[Mtom]

Isn't Vega meant to be coming out in october? if that's the case even if it matches 1080 performance Nvidia wont like that and will have to release something bigger and better just to have the fastest card out there, so we could see a new Titan towards August/September get the sales in before the vega chip hits the scene and even when it does it'll still be around 50% faster for probably double the cost but hey people will pay it and then 3 months later Q1 2017 launch 1080 Ti

They don't even have enough wafers to ship enough 1070/1080..then they have to squeeze the 1060, and then the Titan to TSMCs capacity.

 

[Combat Fighter]

Isn't Vega meant to be coming out in october?

Sooner the better!

Hopefully Nvidia will pull their finger out then. . .