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*Rumour* 1070 Ti (Videocardz.com)

imginy said:
There is actually a lot of people that want to buy a card somewhere between the 1060 and the 1070 because the 1060 isn't enough of an upgrade and the 1070 is £360+.
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Indeed, and if you look at the gap in Cuda cores from the 1060 6GB at 1280, to the GTX 1070 with 1920, that's 50% more, which is the single biggest gap in the entire Geforce line up. The gap from 1050 -> 1050 Ti is 148 cores (20% more), the 1060 3GB to 6gb is 128 cores (11.1% more), GTX 1070 to GTX 1080 is 640 cores (33.3% more) and being addressed now with the GTX 1070 Ti, and finally the GTX 1080 to GTX 1080 Ti is 1024 more cores (40% more).

I'll get my coat though, as apparently it's complete rubbish and I know nothing, even though I labelled it as speculation.
 
From those specs, it appears to be carefully engineered to be just about spot-on Vega performance. Pricing will be interesting.
 
want a gtx 1060 Ti please!

Gregster said:
Is overclocking disabled on these or do we still not know?
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will overclock i believe but nvidia wants them all stating the same thing, not to effect gtx 1080

since the stuck 9gbps on the 1060, you'd thought they'd do it here, but can push those up to 10Gbps almost and would be on the heels of the 1080

get the feeling should have been 140 TMUs or around that...
 
Psycho Sonny said:
Second hand 1070 is like £300. That fills the gap perfectly
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This is a dumb argument. Saying that a second hand card fills a price gap in the Market. Besides the obvious fact, that a second had card doesn't fill a gap in the market. A lot of people don't buy second hand graphic cards. I wouldn't.
 
Journey said:
Indeed, and if you look at the gap in Cuda cores from the 1060 6GB at 1280, to the GTX 1070 with 1920, that's 50% more, which is the single biggest gap in the entire Geforce line up. The gap from 1050 -> 1050 Ti is 148 cores (20% more), the 1060 3GB to 6gb is 128 cores (11.1% more), GTX 1070 to GTX 1080 is 640 cores (33.3% more) and being addressed now with the GTX 1070 Ti, and finally the GTX 1080 to GTX 1080 Ti is 1024 more cores (40% more).

I'll get my coat though, as apparently it's complete rubbish and I know nothing, even though I labelled it as speculation.
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Don't mind that guy who said you were posting rubbish. He likes to think he is smarter than everyone else. He completely missed or ignored your speculation label.
 
Bonjour said:
From those specs, it appears to be carefully engineered to be just about spot-on Vega performance. Pricing will be interesting.
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I think these cards will look decent compared to Vega 56 in reviews. The problem being is that Vega 56 has plenty of headroom to gain with tweaks. If these can't be tweaked then at the same price Vega 56 for me would be the card to go for. Another gripe i would have is the lack of Bandwidth compared to a Vega 56. Going forward i see this as being a longevity problem for the ti. It's main strength will be low power and heat. I can only see Vega getting stronger where as i think we have seen the best of the Pascal cards.

Still if Vega remains at the higher end of the pricing scale i see these doing some nice sales of really good stock review scores.

Edit:I see above people think these will overclock now which would make things a lot more interesting.
 
imginy said:
£420 plus and you can get 1080 for that money, I was hoping this card would bring prices down seems more like it's there to push them up.

Seem pointless card at that price.
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lol no.... its just another card for nVidia to sell, as i said before its the wrong TI.

Because AMD no longer sell high end cards 'worth buying for gaming' this will get worse and don't expect Volta sooner rather than later.
 
Bonjour said:
From those specs, it appears to be carefully engineered to be just about spot-on Vega performance. Pricing will be interesting.
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Pricings already up on OCUK with the price ranging from £420 to 500, Which is good news for me as my 5 week old MSI 1080 Armor is on the MM for 430.
 
humbug said:
lol no.... its just another card for nVidia to sell, as i said before its the wrong TI.

Because AMD no longer sell high end cards 'worth buying for gaming' this will get worse and don't expect Volta sooner rather than later.
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Yeah got my self a 1080 yesterday so no worries about volta as I still play 1080p 60hz so should last me a few years.
 
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