Thought you guys might be interested in this latest rumor on the new 1080Ti:

http://www.guru3d.com/new...rrives-late-march.html

Hopper64
Thought you guys might be interested in this latest rumor on the new 1080Ti:

http://www.guru3d.com/new...rrives-late-march.html

Saw that and a similar one a few days ago.  I'm seriously just thinking about getting two hybrids in SLI and calling it good for a couple of years. But, we've been teased by rumors before so...

ipkha
The only problem with step up is you can wind up with a lesser card. I'm gonna do the iCX upgrade, but my card is an FTW and not interested in a lesser 1080Ti variant.

Out of curiosity, what you mean by 'lesser'. The Ti would the a 'greater' variant.

FattysGoneWild
To late in the game to even care now about the Ti. Volta on the other hand. I hope it launches this year. 

Speculation has sometime in 2018 for Volta, and maybe some sort of refresh 2*** series later this year. Having a 4K display puts you in a wringer if you want the eye candy and FPS now.

Judging how evga is only allowing iCX upgrade's up till the 28th imo confirms that nvidia will announce the 1080Ti on the 28th at the gaming event in SF.  other rumors on sites state that the video card be released until mid march which makes sense compared to past announcements and releases.  

im really shocked that evga is giving iCX upgrade users step up on those cards. if the rumors are true and the card does come out 3 months from say today, that means anyone that does the iCX upgrade is able to step up to the 1080Ti. that's just amazing! not only will nvidia be taking back a whole bunch of 1080's 1070's 1060's with ACX's to ship out a new card and cooler, just to be sent back in again for an upgrade is nuts. their shipping and claims department is going to be really busy these next few months with all the intake of current acx cards and then the ICX cards that they just shipped out lol. i know not everyone will step up to the 1080 Ti, but just for the fact that anyone that bought a ACX card originally is able to step up is amazing. (that is if the 1080Ti does release within the 90 day window (imo it will)) 

now the big question is that for step up users to the Ti. will evga provide a founders edition Ti? a iCX version (stock ref clocks) or a OEM stock low budget cooler? i just checked the evga step up page. the current step up choices for the 1080 is a ACX version or a cheap OEM style stock blower cooler.  for the 1070. you can choose acx or founders edition.  shocked to see the 1070 having the option for the founders edition card while the 1080 does not. thought the 1070 would have the same option for the cheaper oem cooler as the 1080 option has.  Personally i don't mind having a blower style card. im 100% going to buy a EK block for it. but i can understand why people that have a acx or iCX card would want that same cooler on the ti. 

remember when i stepped up my 780 to a 780 Ti. went from a acx cooler to a ref. a month or so later. evga did a limited run of titan black acx coolers as stand alone kits. and being how the 780 ti had the same PCB as the titan black, i was able to get a acx cooler for it :)  judging how the titan x pascal has been out for a while and no acx cooler kit has been released. i doubt we'll see one :/  never know though. could get lucky and they sell a iCX cooler stand alone for the titan x pascal (which probably will share the same pcb layout as this 1080Ti :)) or just get the AIO watercool cooler kit 

Nice news. 
If AMD launch Vega before maybe NVIDIA give us few CUDA more.

It needs to be $700 or less. Especially with AMD coming.

The gap between the 1080 and Titan Pascal is even wider this time.  Most 1080's were mid 600 range, and the Titan came in almost twice as much at $1200.  I am guessing that Nvidia is going to land somewhere in the middle...$900ish.  Way too much for me. 

https://www.pcgamesn.com/nvidia/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-release-date
 The bad news is the GTX 1080 Ti is not going to be a particularly affordable graphics card for most of us

bcavnaugh
https://www.pcgamesn.com/nvidia/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-release-date
 The bad news is the GTX 1080 Ti is not going to be a particularly affordable graphics card for most of us

You're not going to get one/some?

Sajin

bcavnaugh
https://www.pcgamesn.com/nvidia/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-release-date
 The bad news is the GTX 1080 Ti is not going to be a particularly affordable graphics card for most of us

You're not going to get one/some?

Nope!
Going to wait for the EVGA GTX 2080 HC Model to be released.   Link  or Link 
Or even NVIDIA Volta in 2018.

EVGA GTX 1080 Ti Classified.. Now I could go for that though hah xD
But then again how long would it take till the Classified variant is released is that mostly on the release or 1 month after it?

Odd though, 10GB 384 Bit, if it were 320 bit it would make more sense.
 
10GB  = 10240MB (10 x 1024MB = 10240MB)
 
If it were 320Bit memory, for 10GB you would need:
 
10240MB / 320Bit = 32Bit per chip
So to get 10GB 320Bit you would need 10x 1GB 32Bit GDDR5X
 
But if the Ram bus is 384Bit things won't line up.
 
10240MB / 384Bit = 26.67 Bit per chip, which isn't possible.

So if that would be the case only 320Bit of the 384Bit is in use since 10GB is in use over 12GB..
hmm maybe so

Vlada011
Nice news. 
If AMD launch Vega before maybe NVIDIA give us few CUDA more.

No, VEGA will launch in the 2nd quarter according to most rumors.