icecold1983
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as expected its a die shrunk maxwell. it actually has less changes than even i expected. also confirms that maxwell was incapable of async compute at a hardware level
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 reviews and benchmarks
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KurtSloane
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Guru3D say it is not worth the upgrade from a 980Ti and based on the benches I will agree.
If the 1080Ti gives another 20℅ on top of the 1080's 20℅ then I will bite, especially if it comes with HBM2.
If the 1080Ti gives another 20℅ on top of the 1080's 20℅ then I will bite, especially if it comes with HBM2.
ViewtifulJC
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*makes hand jerking motion*
Awesome by the initial sound of things. Only downside is the Founders Edition, which is just reference, but I wouldn't bother with those anyway so there is no need to worry about a premium. Performance actually making 1440p and even 4k in some instances at 60fps a real prospect with very recent games.
Hoping the 1070 can be fantastic, in which case I'll be grabbing that to save a bit, otherwise I will grab this
Hoping the 1070 can be fantastic, in which case I'll be grabbing that to save a bit, otherwise I will grab this
You and me, but if I buy one I'm waiting for overclocked custom cards. Going to be insane looking at their overclock potential.
so far.. its double the performance of my GTX970 haha. its nuts. I can't wait to get one of these.
Double the performance of 970 at double (tripple at launch?) the price...
Meh :\
Agreed. If the next Titan is as overpriced (and trumped by the 1080 Ti shortly after) I'll skip that but a 4K @ 120 Hz G-Sync display and a 1080 Ti might be a pretty good pairing.
I don't pay much notion to 1440p scores for these cards as my 980 Ti can run everything really nice at that resolution.
The average performance seems to be 4K@45 actually.
Backfoggen
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Lmfao 789.
I'm guessing around 100 less for non-FE?
4K performance doesn't seem quite there yet. I guess I'm waiting for the 1080Ti.
I'm guessing around 100 less for non-FE?
4K performance doesn't seem quite there yet. I guess I'm waiting for the 1080Ti.
Yeah, I'm looking at a G-Sync 165Hz 1440p monitor as I'd rather have the frames rather than the full resolution, but a resolution bump and 1080ti should scream on it.
Bboy AJ
My dog was murdered by a 3.5mm audio port and I will not rest until the standard is dead
Here we go. When it was rumored and I said it'd eclipse a 980Ti, everyone laughed. When I'm saying the announced 1080 will be brilliant, everyone tells me to stfu and wait.
Now we're here and everyone can eat crow. Sit in the corner and eat it.
ShogunDarius
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Has the UK price been announced?
No-one has one yet. They're only putting 1080's out there for now as that's the card coming out first.
Stupid Sexy Flanders
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Is this for the founders edition? (What is the difference between founders and standard?)
I feel like upgrading my 280x but at the same time it still runs things decently
I feel like upgrading my 280x but at the same time it still runs things decently
digitalrelic
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Looks like it's a solid 20-30% faster than a 980 Ti on average. Pretty impressive actually.
Yeah, you'll have to wait a few more weeks for that.
Vulcano's assistant
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well it doesn't quite destroy SLI 980 at all, that said, most of these are not at 2.1 ghz and that's probably what nv put in their graphs if anything.
I'm seeing 20 to 30 fps gains...
This is the killer card for all (previous gens anyway) 970/980 users.
For OC TI/Titan users this is not enough. Expecting the TI to massively curbstomp.
789 for a "hairdryer" cooler card is really hefty but expected due to the expensive new process. Hopefully lots of these get sold so that the TI cards come with less of a FinFet tax.
For OC TI/Titan users this is not enough. Expecting the TI to massively curbstomp.
789 for a "hairdryer" cooler card is really hefty but expected due to the expensive new process. Hopefully lots of these get sold so that the TI cards come with less of a FinFet tax.
ashbash159
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Will probably upgrade from my 970 to a 1080.
Wondering if I should upgrade my CPU too, it's a 3570K.
Wondering if I should upgrade my CPU too, it's a 3570K.
Diablohead
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£619 is overkill even for a top end card like this, wow.
Apparently the 165 Hz is a bit of a gimmick really and not something you can really notice though. So don't rule out 144 Hz displays either.
Sutton Dagger
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Pricing for Aus?
Maybe splitting hairs, seems like 25-30% improvement to me
£619 for the founders
Less for the non founders, whenever they appear
Cheers for the heads up. Only looked briefly sometime as it won't be for another month after I move, but I was thinking "FRAMMMMEEESSSS" and the higher number being better as a starting point.
MikeE21286
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LinusTechTips
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2-61Zn4Sb8Q&feature=em-uploademail
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4K/60+ at High presets in Tomb Raider, Star Wars and Crysis 3.
Benches were non-overclocked 1080. Not sure what the exact CPU system was
Best dollars/price was 1080 vs. the benched cards.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2-61Zn4Sb8Q&feature=em-uploademail
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4K/60+ at High presets in Tomb Raider, Star Wars and Crysis 3.
Benches were non-overclocked 1080. Not sure what the exact CPU system was
Best dollars/price was 1080 vs. the benched cards.
Founders is the standard reference. Just upcharged $100 because it's the only thing out at launch, basically.
Someone should add the "Founder's" thing to the OP for people.
suddenlyissoon
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Man alive is the 1080Ti going to be a beast.
Serbian Dinar RSD 96,900
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Germany EUR 789
France EUR 789
British Pound GBP 619
Hungarian Forint HUF 259,850
Norwegian Krone NOK 7,599
Polish Zloty PLN 3,599
Romanian New Lei RON 3,499
Russian Rouble RUB 54,990
Indian Rupee INR 63,250
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Turkish Lira TRY 2,850
South African Rand ZAR 13,599
Switzerland CHF 790
UAE AED 2,850
USA USD 699
Oh no five people were wrong about a blind prediction and now can enjoy a good product.
Get over yourself. It's embarrassing.
derExperte
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Depends on the games you play. http://www.computerbase.de/2016-05/geforce-gtx-1080-test/8/ 1080 with a 2500K vs 6700K, does make a big difference in XCOM2 and almost none in the other three titles.
Engadget posted theirs:
http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/17/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-review/?sr_source=Twitter
http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/17/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-review/?sr_source=Twitter
Is this for the founders edition? (What is the difference between founders and standard?)
I feel like upgrading my 280x but at the same time it still runs things decently
Founders edition IS the standard edition.
PhillipCostigan
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789 for the Founder's edition, probably 689 for the others. Still hugely expensive.
Will probably put one in my new build in July.
MikeE21286
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Seems like high as opposed to very high in games can get you 60. Just not 60 on the highest presets.