Who knows, who would have guessed we'd have access to the Pascal Titan this early?

Not I.

Maybe ti can happen.

I am going to have to agree with DENTNU.  Beyond the competition aspect of things, where would the TI slot in anyway both in performance and pricepoint?  We are staring down the barrel of a $1200 Titan X (P) and an upwards of $750 1080 (average $650ish?) in terms of costing.  Costing along doesn't leave much room unless they plan to release at a $900ish pricepoint?  With that out of the way, performance wise it is a little bit less clear.  With the Titan at 12gb and the 1080 at 8gb what do they change?  Make a 10gb card and slash the cuda count by 15% or something of that nature?  I think at this point, Volta will unveil a 1080TI (or some other name) but with HBM possibly?
 
It is all a guessing and rumor game for sure.  Nvidia, EVGA and likely the other board partners know roughly how at least the next 6 months is going to play out.   Nvidia will respond strong if Vega lives up to the "hype".

Honestly,
 
I was thinking of the upgrade from my ti's to a single card, either 1080 hybrid or classy and ditching sli issues.

Sajin
There isn't going to be a 1080 ti. The new titan xp was suppose to be the 1080 ti.

At almost twice the price? LOL I friggin hope not. There may not be a 1080Ti, but a $1,200 Titan is not a replacement for a Ti, it's a separate card entirely.


 

Sajin
There isn't going to be a 1080 ti. The new titan xp was suppose to be the 1080 ti.

 
+1

mmarafioti
$1200 is just ridiculous and I hope nobody purchases it. They are ripping people off at those prices.

People with way too much money will still buy it.

ipkha
The new Quadro proves they can make a full chip with 3840 shaders they just won't drop it on the Titan X right now. The newer Titans are just name only since they pulled the Double Precision support already. In that sense it really is aimed at cheap workstation use in lieu of expensive Quadro cards, at least if you don't need DP performance. A 1080 Ti will probably come later, after milking the Quadro cards first. Maybe early next year, after all they're still continuing the Titan X line for no apparent reason.

I think you mean the new Tesla. It's a GP100 GPU and it is very doubtful they would use this die for consumer gaming type GPU. The current Quadro line is still on Maxwell.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/10516/nvidia-announces-quadro-pascal-family-quadro-p6000-p5000
the top end has 3840 cuda cores based on GP102 and confirmed to not have DP change compared to GTX cards.

This year it's difficult to guess what NVIDIA will do. They have introduced the GTX 1080/1070/1060 and in August the Titan X.
 
With demand for the GTX 1080 very high 'personally' I don't think we'll see a higher end video card from NVIDIA this year. Sometimes with NVIDIA you just never know what they're going to do. The Titran X announcement was totally unexpected and far earlier than anyone predicted.

 
BTW, anyone from EVGA, any plans to put out the 1080 SC Gaming card but with the blower instead of the ACX shroud?
 
Posted this question on a separate thread..
 

You'll probably have to wait until Volta for Titan XP performance at price below $1000.  Luckily, Volta is expected to release next year and maybe May at the earliest.