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How likely is a 1060 to come out next year?
or maybe 1060 ti?
1060 should be this year but nobody knows exactly when. Nvidia might be waiting to see how the 480 does before they decide if they need to rush the 1060 out or not.
How likely is a 1060 to come out next year?
or maybe 1060 ti?
What's the smallest 1080 around?The 1080 FTW is so big that it almost didn't fit in my NZXT S340 with the cable management bar thing installed. I am talking like <1mm clearance.. Thing is HUGE
The 1080 FTW is so big that it almost didn't fit in my NZXT S340 with the cable management bar thing installed. I am talking like <1mm clearance.. Thing is HUGE
Changing of the guard.(taking better picture later when I am finished tearing up rig to install new card)
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I just talked to NVIDIA about 1080 supply, and they are very aware that these are hard to get. They explained that they have had the fastest production ramp up of any desktop GPU they have ever done, surpassing the 980's production ramp.
I am assuming those RotTR numbers are from the built-in benchmark? I want to compare my results to his.And here we go. HardOCP's first 1080 OC review, and unlike other OC reviews, they put the ASUS STRIX 1080 Republic of Gamers XXXtreme Aura RGB Lighting Edition Turbo against the previous model ASUS STRIX 980 Ti, with the 1080 reaching the fabled 2100+ OC and the 980 Ti cruising along at 1430.
This should put to rest the various claims that a heavily OC'd 980 Ti is close to an OC'd 1080. Because it's not. The 1080 crushes the 980 Ti.
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2016/06/27/asus_rog_gtx_1080_strix_gaming_video_card_review/
Edit: this is a fun little tidbit from the discussion of the review:
https://hardforum.com/threads/asus-...-video-card-review-h.1903469/#post-1042382555
This is no paper launch, guys. The demand is real. We are buying these things as fast as they can make them and they are making as many as they can.
Changing of the guard.(taking better picture later when I am finished tearing up rig to install new card)
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this is basically NSFWGigabyte FE 1080 with EK waterblock, I also got the back plate, I didn't realise it actually came with one, oh well. Solid 2000-2100 Mhz during game play, I haven't done a lot to the memory yet.
I upgraded from Crossfire 7970s GHz editions and this is just amazing. 1600x2560 at full settings for everything.... this is what a new GPU is all about. 3930k for the CPU, 16GB of 1833 RAM, OCZ Vertex III 240GB SSD, 4TB SSHDD, Asrock Champion Mobo all in a Fractal ARC midi with 360mm and 140mm rads.
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Changing of the guard.(taking better picture later when I am finished tearing up rig to install new card)
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My newly installed EVGA FTW boosts to 2012mhz out of the box, I'm stoked!
Monitor core clock in GPU-Z, MSI Afterburner, ...how did you find that out?
... just like last week it was mid this week, aye?Stock is still leaving Far East this week, landing NL either Friday/Monday so looking at stocks into OCUK mid next week as Gibbo has been saying for a few days now. This stands for SC and FTW on 1080.
Monitor core clock in GPU-Z, MSI Afterburner, ...
I'm kinda surprised the FTWs seem to boost that high out of the box. Since we've got a few owners (like 3 or 4? lol) by now in here, are they able to hold the 2GHz clock reliably in games?
Also EVGA EU dude just said this:
... just like last week it was mid this week, aye?
how did you find that out?
My newly installed EVGA FTW boosts to 2012mhz out of the box, I'm stoked!
Monitor core clock in GPU-Z, MSI Afterburner, ...
I'm kinda surprised the FTWs seem to boost that high out of the box. Since we've got a few owners (like 3 or 4? lol) by now in here, are they able to hold the 2GHz clock reliably in games?
Also EVGA EU dude just said this:
... just like last week it was mid this week, aye?
My SC boosted to the upper 1900's without touching anything.
Why did I lose the silicon lottery?
+75 max stable OC offset on core(which equates to 2GHZ avg clock in games)
+250 max stable OC offset on memory (equates to 5250MHZ in games)
That sadly doesn't mean much in terms of overclocking headroom. :/
No turning back now...
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Only decision is do I put it in my aging "rig" (570!) or wait for the rest of the parts?
No turning back now...
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Only decision is do I put it in my aging "rig" (570!) or wait for the rest of the parts?[/QUOTE]
[i]Put it in...[/i] 😏
Just the tip..No turning back now...
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Only decision is do I put it in my aging "rig" (570!) or wait for the rest of the parts?
No harm in putting it in for a test drive. Take it out and put it in the new rig once you're ready to put that together.
Jealous
I don't think I can resist!Put it in... 😏
Thank you Scottie Pippen!Just the tip..
Omgeeee my FTW came a day early!!!
Now I have to wait to install it while I do my ritual deep house cleaning. :/
weird
lol. I was raised in a dump. You can take that pretty literally.
I decided a long time ago I would never live like that again.
I dunno, every time I buy something new and shiny I have this compulsion to clean everything first before I can enjoy it. If I don't then I just get stressed till I do. I can think of worse problems to have.
Uhhh the NVIDIA reference base clock is 1607. It's just a beast.I'm sitting at 1695Mhz right now on my desktop according to MSI afterburner
Just using chrome. This doesn't seem right at all
Why is my idle clock speed so high?
Display setup? Might be the infamous non-idle clock 'bug' that many multi-monitor/high end gaming monitor users were plagued on previous cards. Pascal cards suppossedly fixed thsi though.I'm sitting at 1695Mhz right now on my desktop according to MSI afterburner
Just using chrome. This doesn't seem right at all
Why is my idle clock speed so high?
I'm sitting at 1695Mhz right now on my desktop according to MSI afterburner
Just using chrome. This doesn't seem right at all
Why is my idle clock speed so high?
Display setup? Might be the infamous non-idle clock 'bug' that many multi-monitor/high end gaming monitor users were plagued on previous cards. Pascal cards suppossedly fixed thsi though.
I'm sitting at 1695Mhz right now on my desktop according to MSI afterburner
Just using chrome. This doesn't seem right at all
Why is my idle clock speed so high?
Damn I'd never heard of that. I'll have to check if it's happening to me, I've been using multiple monitors for 4+ years now.Display setup? Might be the infamous non-idle clock 'bug' that many multi-monitor/high end gaming monitor users were plagued on previous cards. Pascal cards suppossedly fixed thsi though.