So basically they are taking a Titan XP and underclocking it a little and then putting it out there for 33% off the price? Sounds legit.
 
Why are you so nasty NVidia? Why?
 
 

According to this article, the 1080 TI won't have GDDR5X, but GDDR5.  This way, the Titan XP has a clear advantage...will have to check other sources, as well.
 
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-now-rumored-to-be-released-at-ces-2017.html

This article is fake it contain error :)

"The numbers add up" tyowards "a 10.8 GFLOP/s single precision performing product. Charted up it looks like this:"

"We are not sure why the product "qould" launch at CES though"

Does gddr5x make a really big difference for gaming anyway vs gddr5 ? Because this card would more made for gaming than the titan x.

bobmitch
According to this article, the 1080 TI won't have GDDR5X, but GDDR5.  This way, the Titan XP has a clear advantage...will have to check other sources, as well.
 
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-now-rumored-to-be-released-at-ces-2017.html

So which is it? GDDR5 or GDDR5x? Probably neither because the card isn't coming out.

The problem with the TI series is that Nvidia waits so long that by the time you get one the next generation is about to launch.   If the 1080TI actually is released in January...the 1080 series will already be out six months

bobmitch
The problem with the TI series is that Nvidia waits so long that by the time you get one the next generation is about to launch.   If the 1080TI actually is released in January...the 1080 series will already be out six months

HA HA so true!
I only had my 980Ti's for a few months cause I waited for prices to fall. Big mistake!
Pascal was announced a few months later!
You gotta be quick!
 
The rumors are really strong BTW, I'd expect a 980Ti situation with AIB partners...nVidia knows majority won't get a TITAN XP and wait for 1080Ti...and then there is Pascal refresh and Volta, fun times ahead. 

bobmitch
The problem with the TI series is that Nvidia waits so long that by the time you get one the next generation is about to launch.   If the 1080TI actually is released in January...the 1080 series will already be out six months

Which is why those who own The TI's wait for the next generation's TI version and/or wait for the following generation after that TI version. I find it a time waster, money waster, and a waste in general to even bother going with the next x70/x80 generation when they already have a TI from the previous gen. For example, those who owned a 980TI and went and bought 1080s wasted their time, sorry if I hurt anyones emotions or hurt their period, but IMO, they wasted their time - IMO and people can do whatever they want, that's fine, but putting performance and money on the table, it's not worth it. Should have waited for 1080TI.

Right now I'm considering to bypass the 1080s all together and wait for the TI. The extra bandwidth from the 1080TI will allow a smoother gameplay over the 1080s. The GDDR5 vs GDDR5x will be redundant, IMO, at that point. .  

AHowes
The Titan xp is only 20-30% faster then the 1080?? Why wait for a 1080ti? It will be like what 10% faster then a 1080?

larger bandwidth, which is what I stated in my last statement. That's going to make a the biggest difference, smoother gameplay. The 1080 has a much smaller bandwidth.
 
That's funny that you mention what you said, because the 1080 is only a % faster than the 980TI (even though the 980TI has a larger bandwidth), but people bought the 1080s anyway. See my previous post . I'm thinking about the 1080TI because of the larger bandwidth that it will have over the 1080. It will have a higher fluency.

According to userbenchmark.com, the 1080 is roughly 60% faster than a single 980. Since we don't have any results for a 1080TI, we can only assume that it would be an additional 30% (meaning 90% faster than the 980) due to the fact that the 1080 is only 20-30% faster than a 980TI. (usberbenchmark.com states that the 980TI is roughly 30% faster than regular 980.) That will be a huge jump for those who have a 980 still, and are thinking to jump to the 1080TI.
 
Nevertheless, there is no 1080TI yet.

http://videocardz.com/nvidia/geforce-1000/geforce-gtx-1080-ti
 
^^^^ states that the TI would have a memory bandwidth of 400gb/s ,  with a 320 memory bus size.
 
The 1080 has a 256bit memory bus with 320gb/s memory bandwidth.
 
I'll take the information for the TI, as a grain of salt.

Vlada011
I can't wait to replace graphic card.
What GTX1080Ti is delayed for 2017? 
 
But that would be monster 12GB 384bit video memory, GDDR5X.
Fantastic. EVGA GTX1080Ti FTW Hybrid will dominate probably.
 

Have you noticed that nothing new has come out over the last month regarding these rumors?

New rumors for the 1080ti
 
http://videocardz.com/643...80-ti-with-10gb-memory

Zordrack
New rumors for the 1080ti
 
http://videocardz.com/643...80-ti-with-10gb-memory

 

The only thing that does not necessarily make sense is the 384-bit memory bus, but does it really? This not the first time NVIDIA would use more memory controllers than it is really necessary (examples: GTX 660 with 192b interface or GTX 970 with 256b interface).

http://videocardz.com/specials/memory-bandwidth
Obviously they neglected and to even look at the memory chart that's on their very own website. The link above  (from within their own website) clearly states to have an effective 480gb/s memory bandwidth (http://www.mnrdaily.com/article/nvidia-1080ti-graphics-card-features-and-release-date-rumors-will-it-be-unveiled-in-2017/13481.htm), at 10,000mhz/s memory clock, you will need a 384bit bus width.
 
 
 
 

CES 2017 is 5 to 8 January 2017 and NVIDIA will have a keynote speech. We'll have to see if anything new is announced at that time by the CEO.

lebel
I got my hands on a 1080ti the other night and I was really impressed. It was my dream card...

No such card has been released yet

lebel

rjohnson11

lebel
I got my hands on a 1080ti the other night and I was really impressed. It was my dream card...

No such card has been released yet

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