I'm still blown away we are all hoping some new vaporware card will enter from the ether. Nvidia has been terrible at keeping secrets. The idea that a fully ready new architecture thats not on any roadmap exists is incredibly grain of salt worthy.

I mean we haven't seen so much as a speculated core count or die size or anything

kram36
Will we be able to watch the GTC 2018 live somewhere?

https://wccftech.com/nvid..tc-2018-livestream/amp/
 
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/gtc/?ncid=so-blo-gcsj28-34788
 
 

Bruno747
.The idea that a fully ready new architecture thats not on any roadmap exists is incredibly grain of salt worthy

An architecture is just a design done years ahead of time; they don't require a configuration to exist, which can be decided afterwards with maybe 3-6 months lead time. It's market (competition or lack thereof) that determines what die configuration to choose. nVidia could easily have completed architectures, but they are taking their time to get it return on investment.


Thesedays, I think codenames are given to implementions, i.e. take Volta remove HBM and add GDDR and you get a new codename. Volta itself maybe 12nm version of Pascal, since then shrink can account for the extra CUDA into the same power envelope. Shrinking a die doesn't require a change in architecture.

Oh, man. If true expect some gloating from me for calling it awhile ago.

VRWorks 360 Video is NVIDIA’s SDK to enable VR developers and content creators to capture, stitch, and stream 360-degree videos. 

The SDK supports 360-degree mono and stereo workflows, post production (offline mode) and real-time processing.
 
360-degree video processing is complex and computationally intensive. By leveraging the GPU, VRWorks 360 Video SDK provides a high-performance, high-quality and low-latency GPU-accelerated implementation that can be integrated into 360 video workflows.
Real-time stereo stitching is particularly challenging. The basic process generally involves ingesting, decoding and calibrating multiple high-resolution streams, stereo stitching, and encoding. The entire pipeline has to be executed in real time while maintaining the highest level of image quality. To accomplish that, NVIDIA has developed a new set of motion based algorithms for superior-quality stereo stitching, optimized for real time. Using consecutive frames, the algorithms estimate the motion of objects in a video stream, noting how they match and move across a seam while accounting for stereo disparity.
 
https://developer.nvidia....works/vrworks-360video
 

wow!!! ...   no New GPU yet
 
GV100 Quadro 32GB HBM2 NVlink2
GV100 Tesla 32GB HBM2
https://wccftech.com/nvidia-quadro-gv100-gpu-32-gb-hbm2-memory-announced/ 
 
and the largest GPU made (not actually a single gpu on a card but in a server box)
16 gv100 tesla - with NVswitch - 2PF 512 GB HBM2
(Jen teased us with a single card and said it was that at first- I assuming thats what they like us to have in like 4 years or so on a single card)
https://wccftech.com/nvidia-dgx-2-the-worlds-largest-gpu-announced-2-petaflops-of-power-with-16x-stacked-volta-gpus-with-399000-price-tag/ 
 
only thing that was really new was ORIN 
Xavier- Pegasus->Orin
 
drive PX system - orin comes after pegasus - single chip replaces an entire pegasus board
and it won't be anytime soon 
 
They are still sampling Xavier and pegasus  so no 7nm yet
 

Expect the GV100 to be more than 7000 dollars with availability in April

With news of the new 144hz 4k HDR monitors just around the corner... This is disappointing news. 
 
Thanks for keeping us all up to date rjohnson11.

Nvidia must increase its production of graphics processing units (GPUs) to address a shortage caused by cryptocurrency miners, said the company's chief executive on Monday.
 
https://www.coindesk.com/nvidia-ceo-gpu-production-boost-needed-because-of-crypto-miners/
 

Does the event not last a few days? I don't really pay attention to this type of stuff most of the time but if the event lasts longer than a day, perhaps the announcement comes later this week?
 
As I said, IDK how this type of stuff works.

Hoggle

DLImperia
Does the event not last a few days? I don't really pay attention to this type of stuff most of the time but if the event lasts longer than a day, perhaps the announcement comes later this week?
 
As I said, IDK how this type of stuff works.

You would make the announcement at a keynote even though the event lasts longer then a day. The keynote would be the only real chance to have the stage.

I see.
 
I guess there is no hope in the next gen cards coming out before the end of May when my step up period expires.
 
I'll probably just step up to a 1070ti. In all reality that card should still last me awhile since I don't do 4k gaming.
 
Thanks.

Xavier Zepherious
Next GTC is in Taiwan in May 30-31
next one after that is Sept 13-14 in Japan
 
if you looking at 3Q release then Sept
 

I personally would have been surprised if a new consumer card was released this month, but I wouldn’t be surprised to seen one by computex.

Nvidia has never announced a CONSUMER card at GTC - and given the other accumulation of news and rumors, I'm guessing the "next gen" consumer cards won't start getting announced 'till at least April and more likely June sometime.
I was HOPING that would change, as the Volta GPUs were supposedly going into production around end of the year (per TSMC) but apparently not.