Soldato
100 pages about a series of GPUs that we know nothing concrete about.... but not for long!
*excited*
*excited*
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** The Official Nvidia GeForce 'Pascal' Thread - for general gossip and discussions **
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anyone else just excited for price drops on 980Ti's??
I'd love to pick up 2 more, it'll do me just fine for a year or so of gaming, kind of reached that point where getting the latest and greatest isnt beneficial for me personally.
Unless Pascal is EPIC, then 3 of them please
I'd love to pick up 2 more, it'll do me just fine for a year or so of gaming, kind of reached that point where getting the latest and greatest isnt beneficial for me personally.
Unless Pascal is EPIC, then 3 of them please
anyone else just excited for price drops on 980Ti's??
I'd love to pick up 2 more, it'll do me just fine for a year or so of gaming, kind of reached that point where getting the latest and greatest isnt beneficial for me personally.
Unless Pascal is EPIC, then 3 of them please
Excited about a 28nm card? Nope, not me.
Bring on Pascal and Polaris, that's what is exciting to me
Your right DM, something about those numbers doesn't quite add up.
Even if they were to use current parts, two 750ti's 88GB/s (roughly what that slide shows 80+GB/s) but it is only a 60w part, 4 A57's well at 2GHz they are just under 10w, 2 Denver2's no idea of power usage there is no way it all adds up to a 250w drive PX2.
Something definitely doesn't add up.
Even if they were to use current parts, two 750ti's 88GB/s (roughly what that slide shows 80+GB/s) but it is only a 60w part, 4 A57's well at 2GHz they are just under 10w, 2 Denver2's no idea of power usage there is no way it all adds up to a 250w drive PX2.
Something definitely doesn't add up.
Soldato
I`ll be excited when the Pascal price drops come around. Till then money staying where it is.
Excited about a 28nm card? Nope, not me.
Bring on Pascal and Polaris, that's what is exciting to me
New tech is always exciting, but will it meet expectations?
I`ll be excited when the Pascal price drops come around. Till then money staying where it is.
You'll be waiting a year, and then the new SKU's will be out!
vicious circle!
Soldato
Will watch the live stream myself. Interested to see performance of the mid range parts at least.
when is the steam ?
5pm I think, There is a thread Tommybhoy put up somewhere
Edit:
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18725847
Soldato
It looks like the Pascal GPUs in the Drive PX2 have a 128 bit memory controller with 4GB of GDDR5:
http://videocardz.com/58800/nvidia-drive-px-2-has-pascal-gpu-with-4gb-gddr5-memory
https://forum.beyond3d.com/threads/nvidia-pascal-speculation-thread.55552/page-49#post-1904636
http://videocardz.com/58800/nvidia-drive-px-2-has-pascal-gpu-with-4gb-gddr5-memory
https://forum.beyond3d.com/threads/nvidia-pascal-speculation-thread.55552/page-49#post-1904636
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£150 ti slayer then as predicted?
New tech is always exciting, but will it meet expectations?
You'll be waiting a year, and then the new SKU's will be out!
A year from now only about half the Pascal SKUs will have launched, if that ...
What happens in June?
COMPUTEX
MAYBE they show real chips / cards for GP104. I wouldn't count on it though, after today.
Can't forsee availability before Q4 at earliest.
Even with AMD's apparent delays, they should be miles ahead in volume production.
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Still time for more 28nm milking as some of us predicted, maybe a GTX990 as a last hurrah??
You need to remember that it is only a current best seller, Nvidia would and should be thinking of the future. If Polaris is released in 3-4 months and gives better performance for similar, or less money on a newer process than competing Nvidia GPUs, then would Kepler it still be a best seller?