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depends on your res at 1080p heck a titan black will last another 2 years lol
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** The Official Nvidia GeForce 'Pascal' Thread - for general gossip and discussions **
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Asus ROG Swift 1440p g-sync.
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Small Pascal will not be much faster than a Titan X and will only have 6/8gb of memory.
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I'll wait until the Pascal version of the "Ti" 
Soldato
Do you think the Ti Pascal will be 12gb? I suppose that's almost a given.
I'll wait until the Pascal version of the "Ti"
Same here, will be interested to see if it's a large improvement over the 980Ti.
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I'll wait until the Pascal version of the "Ti"
You know if a 1080 pascal comes you'll buy. The Ti won't be until late summer or autumn at the earliest.
I just sold my Titan X last night. (On Intel Graphics atm ) I'll be going for 1080 pascal. That should be a big enough jump from Titan X.
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Soldato
What do you all really hope to gain from this next generation of cards?
Is it basically just about finding a single card solution that can play the demanding games like Witcher 3 and Gta v at 4k 60fps?. Seems a bit much to replay some old games. What is in the pipeline on a software level?
Since upgrading my pc the graphics card is still something I'm holding out on until at least black Friday sales. However I I'm not sure I can get majorly excited for the future unless I actually see something special coming to actually play on the pc.
We are going to be gimped by ps4 and xb1 for next few years and that annoys me most.
Is it basically just about finding a single card solution that can play the demanding games like Witcher 3 and Gta v at 4k 60fps?. Seems a bit much to replay some old games. What is in the pipeline on a software level?
Since upgrading my pc the graphics card is still something I'm holding out on until at least black Friday sales. However I I'm not sure I can get majorly excited for the future unless I actually see something special coming to actually play on the pc.
We are going to be gimped by ps4 and xb1 for next few years and that annoys me most.
Soldato
For some this may be an issue, but I intend to stay well away from 4K until at least 60fps is achievable on one high end card without it dipping well below that in intense parts of games. I plan to go 1440p next as it's probably the best bet for maintaining high fps beyond 1080p, plus I prefer the 120/144hz refresh rate over 60. Just waiting for a dream 1440p monitor to come out first
.I've actually been hoping some Source 2 games would be revealed for a while now to make use of newer hardware, Valve really knows how to take their time.
Soldato
Yeah I play at 1440p too. These cards might be pushing forward but games will likely stagnate with visuals. Witcher 3 or farcry are likely to be the best looking games for a few years. I hope I'm wrong but I doubt it.
I'll wait until the Pascal version of the "Ti"
Likewise. Will be going from 2 x 4gb 680's to a single 1080Ti. I was very tempted by the current 980Ti's but will hang on for the next gen.
Cool, quiet card that will deliver 60FPS @ 1080p consistently.
Right now my PC is audible and I hate that
Man of Honour
Is it confirmed to be called the 1080 or are people just speculating since that the last gen +100?
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I think most are just speculating. Nvidia haven't said anything on what there calling it.
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Cool, quiet card that will deliver 60FPS @ 1080p consistently.
Right now my PC is audible and I hate that
They certainly know how to make money out of us. 500+ to get what should really be a standard of performance by now. The trouble is that most of us have completed the most demanding games by time the cards come out. I want high end but sometimes this justification is hard. Guess oculus rift will be most noticeable development in gaming for us.
But you can almost guarantee it won't be 1080 given it's similarity to 1080p. In fact, it would be the 1080 Pascal == 1080p.
I dont even think it's speculation. More like a convenient placeholder name so everybody knows what we're talking about.