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

Definitely still an issue. Gsync might be able to do variable refresh rates, but it does not do a damn thing about inconsistent frametiming. Very much a 'per application' basis, though.


Potentially.

But then people said the same thing when GM204 was announced with a 256-bit bus.

But the GM204 is no good in new games at anything above 1080p.
 
Anything yet on a concrete price for the 1080? I'm happy to go in at £550 (well, not happy, but I would), but any more and I might just drop down to a 1070. Also any word if stock will be plenty or will it be a restricted gouge-a-thon!

I'm selling my current 970 in prep and just curious how long I could be in limbo. :)
 
Anything yet on a concrete price for the 1080? I'm happy to go in at £550 (well, not happy, but I would), but any more and I might just drop down to a 1070. Also any word if stock will be plenty or will it be a restricted gouge-a-thon!

I'm selling my current 970 in prep and just curious how long I could be in limbo. :)

Yields are good according to Nvdia so hopefully stock isn't an issue. Hopefully prices will start at £500 (less hopefully but i cant see it with a $599 RRP) but no doubt there will be some price gouging.
 
Anything yet on a concrete price for the 1080? I'm happy to go in at £550 (well, not happy, but I would), but any more and I might just drop down to a 1070. Also any word if stock will be plenty or will it be a restricted gouge-a-thon!

I'm selling my current 970 in prep and just curious how long I could be in limbo. :)


I'm also selling my 970 now. Luckily I have exams that only finish on the 17th of June so no need for a GPU till then, and hopefully all the buyers rushing to get their cards first will have died down by then.

Hoping the 1080 won't go above £550 but we'll see
 
http://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/GTX-1080-Clocks.png

The memory says 5.5 there, would that be 11 effective? If so that looks like they will do that no problem then putting the memory bandwidth at 350GB/s, I also read that the Zotac card will come at 11.3 memory speed.

That would be quite good of true. They were originally supposed to be 12GB/s from what i have read, so maybe Nvidia are just being extra cautious putting them at 10GB/s at stock.
 
BYKSI announces first waterblock for GeForce GTX 1080

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http://videocardz.com/59916/byksi-announces-first-waterblock-for-geforce-gtx-1080
 
Its performance at 1440p was fairly proportional to what you'd expect from a mere lack of horsepower rather than any memory limitations.

At 4k, sure.

Hmm well I had a 970 and it was fine at 1080p as soon as I tried it at 1440p it was bad, I swapped for a 980ti and it felt twice as fast as the 970 (not saying it was but it seemed like that). Currently I am on a 5870 which is surprisingly good in that I can run rocket league at 3440x1440 85 fps with just about ok graphics settings! 1080 as soon as possible prob not the reference card though, pretty sure I want the gigabyte one as soon as it comes out!
 
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I read that the chips are rated at 12GBs and not 10Gbs like the 1080 has at default, not sure if that is correct or not. Can anyone confirm this? By far the main problem with the 1070 (why I don't think it will be any better or even as good as a Titan X) is the normal GDDR5 and 256bit.

I read the same, and it might make sense for early production GDDR5X just to be safe. It means that for a lot of people the memory chips might clock up decently.
 
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