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** The Official Nvidia GeForce 'Pascal' Thread - for general gossip and discussions **

They are worth what people are willing to pay. A new card will drop prices, but they will not make 980Ti worthless.

The 1080 is not THAT much faster it would seem.

I think it's more the point that the 1070 is also faster (so Nvidia say).

Also let's not forget how much mature drivers change things.

The GTX 680 was 30% faster than the 580 at launch, but 40%+ by the time the GTX 780 came out.
 
So do the 1070/1080 now properly support ASync Compute (to a level similar to AMD)?

Well they've made advances.

Superb Craftsmanship. Increases in bandwidth and power efficiency allow the GTX 1080 to run at clock speeds never before possible -- over 1700 MHz -- while consuming only 180 watts of power. New asynchronous compute advances improve efficiency and gaming performance. And new GPU Boost™ 3 technology supports advanced overclocking functionality.

http://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/a-quantum-leap-in-gaming:-nvidia-introduces-geforce-gtx-1080
 
look great - might update my 290 for a 1070

any of the lower level GPUs come out soon ? I'm updating my HTPC shortly - and was thinking of a 750Ti but wondered if a replacement out soon ?
 
I was planning to change my monitor this year,so this will a nice upgrade as well,but i will wait for amd offers as well,just be sure i wont overpaying for name :)
Looking at 1080 rahter than 1070,would like 1080Ti if there will be any,but seems need to wait for those.
 
look great - might update my 290 for a 1070

any of the lower level GPUs come out soon ? I'm updating my HTPC shortly - and was thinking of a 750Ti but wondered if a replacement out soon ?

Doesn't look like it from Nvidia, but AMD Polaris 11 should be out soon.

And it should be around twice the performance of a 750 Ti.
 
So do the 1070/1080 now properly support ASync Compute (to a level similar to AMD)?

As time goes on and we get more DX12 games, the use of ASync Compute might increase and then the performance gap between the 900 series and 1000 series might grow (plus Nvidia only really optimising for the newer cards in drivers, although that may be less of an issue with DX12).

I feel like Async Compute is a bit like hyperthreading.

It first came about on the P4s in an effort to make more efficient use of a really inefficient architecture. Athlon 64 did not need it and did not use it. Even the first Core 2 Duos did not have it.

AMD cards have much more compute capability but struggle to leverage that into ingame performance - FPS. nVidia cards already perform to their best, and nVidia have very lean DX11 drivers. They don't need async compute to schedule multiple concurrent workloads as they can saturate the core with 1 workload, unlike AMD.
 
AMD’s GCN architecture to perform graphics and compute workloads simultaneously where Nvidia Maxwell cannot, it can do one or the other and in sortware I would think Pascal can do it better than Maxwell.
 
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I was planning to change my monitor this year,so this will a nice upgrade as well,but i will wait for amd offers as well,just be sure i wont overpaying for name :)
Looking at 1080 rahter than 1070,would like 1080Ti if there will be any,but seems need to wait for those.

I'm using a 4K TV as a monitor (UE40JU6400). Sold my GTX 980 so will get either 1070 or 1080 but unfortunately neither will be the card to push 4K/60.

I'll have to wait till next year for Big Pascal to do that hopefully.
 
Any idea on a price for UK? Any word or anything from any source? AS US price to UK price sometime is different.

Just use the exchange rate and add 20% for VAT. It will be there or thereabouts (980Ti, 980 and 970 were all pretty much bang on that when calculating it that way).

So expect £315+ for the 1070 and £500+ for the 1080.
 
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Doom running on GTX 1080 with Vulkan API

steady 140fps, with 1080p Ultra setting running on Vulkan, i know the game isn't very demanding, but it's good to see vulkan doing very well, i wasnt going to get doom but now i will, just because of vulkan :D, the new API patch should roll out shortly after the release.

 
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https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=29470235#post29470235

It has started!

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