Xavier Zepherious

Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti / Titan Rumors: GP102 GPU Delivers 13 TFLOPS, Next Titan To Feature 24GB of HBM2 Memory, 720 GB/s of bandwidth

The GP102 GPU will probably include 3840 CUDA cores, but what’s more interesting is that it is rumored to deliver performance equivalent to the GTX 1080 2xSLI, which means the next Titan X should be 50% faster than a single GTX 1080. Believing this, the GP102 GPU must be capable of delivering 13 TFLOPS of compute performance provided it is clocked at 1733 MHz, the same boost clock as the GTX 1080.
 
In terms of the memory, the 1080 Ti is expected to come with 12GB of GDDR5X modules across a 384 bits bus, delivering a total bandwidth of 576 GB/s. On the other hand, the Titan card could have 24GB of memory on board with HBM2 modules built by Samsung, achieving 720 GB/s of bandwidth – though it can go beyond 850 GB/s thanks to color compression and other adjustments made by Nvidia.
 
 
http://techfrag.com/2016/06/10/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-titan-rumors-gp102-gpu-delivers-13-tflops/ 
 
 
 

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ILikeBeans
OK, so no need to OC GPU, but much need to OC CPU. What am I not understanding regarding CPU cores and why 4 is better in reference to the article? Theoretically, wouldn't the 6850K at 4.0 boosted, 6 cores, and 40 lanes be a better option? Specially for SLI and the fact that many games are taking much more advantage of CPU cores now?

The comment on the 6950x not being able to feed the cards is pure bs. The 6950x can push the cards just fine. The 6700k does do a better job at feeding the cards straight out of the box as it has a higher clock speed than the 6950x straight out of the box. A cpu with 40 pci-e lanes would be best if you're running multiple gpu's with a mve ssd that taps into gen3 lanes. A 6700k would do just fine for a SLI rig as 8x/8x 3.0 isn't much different than 16x/16x 3.0.