Soldato
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Um wut?
4K needs all the power it can get
Not many game at 4k. less then 1%
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** The Official Nvidia GeForce 'Pascal' Thread - for general gossip and discussions **
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Not many game at 4k. less then 1%
But a lot of people cry about 1080p being at 120fps instead of competitions 125fps
VSR and DSR is here and people can try them out, and actually more and more people do.
And don't forget future games being more realistic and graphically demanding.
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I'm in the following mindset and I want to know what other people think and if I'm right to expect this.
The 970 performs similarly to a 780ti.
The 780ti performs similarly to the Titan.
The 980ti performs similarly to double a 970/780ti.
The 980ti performs similarly to the Titan X.
So last gen x80ti to current gen x80ti roughly doubled in performance.
So here's the speculation and what I think will happen.
1070 would perform similarly to the 980ti at the 970 price point.
Pascal Titan would perform similarly to double a 980ti.
The 1080ti release later would perform similarly to the Pascal Titan.
The 1080ti would perform similarly to double a 980ti.
Thus the 1080ti would perform similarly to quadruple a 970/780ti.
Am I right for expecting this from Pascal? Considering this seems to be a trend, even when the 780ti and 980ti are on the same 28nm process, though the 980ti uses TSMC. What do people think?
The 970 performs similarly to a 780ti.
The 780ti performs similarly to the Titan.
The 980ti performs similarly to double a 970/780ti.
The 980ti performs similarly to the Titan X.
So last gen x80ti to current gen x80ti roughly doubled in performance.
So here's the speculation and what I think will happen.
1070 would perform similarly to the 980ti at the 970 price point.
Pascal Titan would perform similarly to double a 980ti.
The 1080ti release later would perform similarly to the Pascal Titan.
The 1080ti would perform similarly to double a 980ti.
Thus the 1080ti would perform similarly to quadruple a 970/780ti.
Am I right for expecting this from Pascal? Considering this seems to be a trend, even when the 780ti and 980ti are on the same 28nm process, though the 980ti uses TSMC. What do people think?
Agreed.
I am hopeful that we will see Pascal running at least 60% faster than the current 980Ti/TX. Hopefully not that price though
A jump of 60% would be awesome. We know just how genius Nvidia are at optimising node's so that kind of jump at their first entry into a new node would be stonking imo.
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1440p@144hz needs more power than 4K@60hz and even 1080p@144hz needs more than a single high end card
all of these combined make up well more than 1%
1% hehehehehehe
You have to love things like that.
You could say that we are all in a 1% bracket, because we are the enthusiasts who love to game and talk about the hardware enough to come online to a forum and post about it.
And don't forget that 87.343% of statistics are made up anyway.
You have to love things like that.
You could say that we are all in a 1% bracket, because we are the enthusiasts who love to game and talk about the hardware enough to come online to a forum and post about it.
And don't forget that 87.343% of statistics are made up anyway.
But anyone buying a top end card, will either be using 1440p 144hz, superwide 1440p or 4k 60hz probably, 1440p games will get better all the way to 144fps and 4k on a 980ti / titan x is far from ultra 60fps... A single card THREE times as powerful as a titan x would be perfect... It would run every game at max settings 4k 60fps with AA and a bit spare for new games coming out, In a few years there will be 4k 144hz so a card FIVE times as fast a titan X would still probably not run 4k 144hz.
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1% hehehehehehe
You have to love things like that.
You could say that we are all in a 1% bracket, because we are the enthusiasts who love to game and talk about the hardware enough to come online to a forum and post about it.
And don't forget that 87.343% of statistics are made up anyway.
Where did that number come from (87.343% of statistics )
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It would not surprise me if a 32GB card will just be for workstations I can not see any games needing that much by 2017 but you never no.
I've seen it in many peer reviewed journals; you can take that number to the bank, feel free to quote it with confidence.
That number is legit, Sir!I think that went right over your head
Caporegime
I'll not be buying the Titan branded pascal card. I love my TX but now that we know nVidia have no issue releasing the cutdown version that performs the same for gaming within 2 months I'll just wait it out.
Caporegime
I am losing interest again and feel the same way. I genuinely hope I am done with the top end but who knows. I change my mind more than Boomstick changes GPUs
Amen to this.
I just hope I have the will power to resist, don't even game that much on PC these days. But I'm a sucker for new hardware and benchys
When it launches I'm hoping guys here will keep me on the straight and narrow and tell me not to buy it !
I want to hold out for the GP200 Ti version, or maybe even something like the 970 replacement with HBM 2.0. That will likely be a great card as well.
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Reasonable. But if they feel the market will react like this, they can counter that by making the cut down version perform worse, disabling more of the performance-enhancing aspects of the card. Basically going back to a Titan/780 situation again where a Titan had a clear performance advantage.
Either that, or they wait longer before releasing the x80Ti variant like they did with the 780Ti.
I suppose a lot depends on what AMD do. Covering them if possible will always take priority. I feel that's why they released the 980Ti so soon, making an aggressive move to preempt the Fury X launch. I'm sure they'd have liked to have waited another 4-6 months before launching it to pace things out better. After all, we're looking at a *long* wait before anything better will come out.
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so are we expecting pascal in Q1,2,3 or 4 of 2016?
Im still clinging onto my 780 here
Im still clinging onto my 780 here
My guess is the full fat Titan Pascal will launch in Feb / March 2016, to fall in line with previous Titan launch times.
Leave it others to guess on the other cards, X60 X70 and X80 lol I have no idea.