https://wccftech.com/rumor-nvidia-gtx-2080-2070-ampere-cards-launch-march-gtc-2018/
 
 
When do u guys think EVGA will get them out :P?
 
 

Might have to start guessing which year,  if supplies don't start getting filled.........

Slimshiesty

weenstan
https://wccftech.com/rumor-nvidia-gtx-2080-2070-ampere-cards-launch-march-gtc-2018/
 
 
When do u guys think EVGA will get them out :P?
 
 

December
 

COMING SOON
 
But being serious, not before End of May/June.

Bummer was hoping March 7,2018...It's mah step-up date. :)

bobmitch
Unfortunately, I expect what will be made available will go straight to miners.  There might be a glut of 10xx cards forthcoming.

And they will cheap as all get out, as there are so many of them that will be sold second hand.

I hope it's 11xx series just so I can laugh at the internet.

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/02/26/nvidia-ampere-graphics-cards-release-date-rumour/
 
https://www.techpowerup.com/241872/nvidia-to-unveil-ampere-based-geforce-product-next-month 
 

 
 
 There are just a handful of chipmakers now who can afford the new 10nm, 7nm and smaller lithography equipment. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is challenging Samsung Electronics in the race for ≤7nm process volume production in 2018. TSMC has many orders for fabricating chips with 7nm processing for mobile communications, high-performance computing and AI (artificial intelligence) applications. Apple and Qualcomm are among TSMC’s major customers, with the foundry house contracted to fabricate all the advanced Apple A12 processor chips for the 2018 next-generation iPhones. TSMC will use extreme ultraviolet (EUV) technology for its 7nm+ process and step up EUV deployments in the 5nm and 3nm processes. TSMC will outpace Samsung in 7nm volume production in 2018.
 
https://www.vtcmagblog.com/2018/02/
 

fearpoint
I hope it's 11xx series just so I can laugh at the internet.

Might be able to laugh that pretty much all this ampere Turing stuff is based off one post where someone speculated that these cards are coming.

If they actually are coming this is by far the best kept new GPU series secret in Nvidia history.

I also put little faith in an article that just says it's info came from an unnamed source. Especially when it's the same totally unsubstantiated rumor.

My unnamed source says Nvidia is releasing the codswallop architecture with 6,000 cuda cores 32gb gddr6 ram, and uses 185w due to massive improvements to the design efficiency. Also early benchmarks suggest 162% performance jump compared to Titan v. Take this with a grain of salt though.

Lol. Bunch of click bait at the moment.

Bruno747

If they actually are coming this is by far the best kept new GPU series secret in Nvidia history.

 
I would agree as well.  I thought we were expecting a GTX Volta but I guess not?  I mean were the Nvidia timelines only showing up to Volta?  Never knew about the name Ampere.
 

Bruno747
 
My unnamed source says Nvidia is releasing the codswallop architecture with 6,000 cuda cores 32gb gddr6 ram, and uses 185w due to massive improvements to the design efficiency. Also early benchmarks suggest 162% performance jump compared to Titan v.

Now THAT's how rumors get started. 
 
This information will be coming to a near you.  Be on the look out.  
 
 

Bruno747

fearpoint
I hope it's 11xx series just so I can laugh at the internet.

Might be able to laugh that pretty much all this ampere Turing stuff is based off one post where someone speculated that these cards are coming.

If they actually are coming this is by far the best kept new GPU series secret in Nvidia history.

I also put little faith in an article that just says it's info came from an unnamed source. Especially when it's the same totally unsubstantiated rumor.

My unnamed source says Nvidia is releasing the codswallop architecture with 6,000 cuda cores 32gb gddr6 ram, and uses 185w due to massive improvements to the design efficiency. Also early benchmarks suggest 162% performance jump compared to Titan v. Take this with a grain of salt though.

Lol. Bunch of click bait at the moment.

Yeah WCCFTech is cancer and has anybody ever looked into their writers? 

Khalid Moammer

PC hardware & tech evangelist. Been building PCs for over a decade & following the industry for just as long. Also a doctor.

 
ALSO A DOCTOR!
 

fearpoint

Bruno747

fearpoint
I hope it's 11xx series just so I can laugh at the internet.

Might be able to laugh that pretty much all this ampere Turing stuff is based off one post where someone speculated that these cards are coming.

If they actually are coming this is by far the best kept new GPU series secret in Nvidia history.

I also put little faith in an article that just says it's info came from an unnamed source. Especially when it's the same totally unsubstantiated rumor.

My unnamed source says Nvidia is releasing the codswallop architecture with 6,000 cuda cores 32gb gddr6 ram, and uses 185w due to massive improvements to the design efficiency. Also early benchmarks suggest 162% performance jump compared to Titan v. Take this with a grain of salt though.

Lol. Bunch of click bait at the moment.

Yeah WCCFTech is cancer and has anybody ever looked into their writers? 

Khalid Moammer

PC hardware & tech evangelist. Been building PCs for over a decade & following the industry for just as long. Also a doctor.

 ALSO A DOCTOR! 

For over a decade?!?!?!? Crap, most of us have been forum members here for longer than that, lol.

I was thinking that the name might not be 1180/2080 and such, but in fact the X180/etc  there's a mobile chip called the mX180 that you can get drivers for, so X180 might be the name of the new cards. it also works out to 11 with X being 10 + 1 = 11, so X1 is 11.
Also everyone loves the letter X, it's the coolest letter, even wears sunglasses I hear.

fearpoint
I hope it's 11xx series just so I can laugh at the internet.

nV could find a warehouse full of unsold FX 5800s, rebranded them as "GT 1020s" and people would scoop them up for $300/piece at this point.

z999z3mystorys
I was thinking that the name might not be 1180/2080 and such, but in fact the X180/etc  there's a mobile chip called the mX180 that you can get drivers for, so X180 might be the name of the new cards. it also works out to 11 with X being 10 + 1 = 11, so X1 is 11.
Also everyone loves the letter X, it's the coolest letter, even wears sunglasses I hear.

I think your right about the naming scheme because the last cards that were supposed to be a 1xx variant got skipped, or maybe mobile only but I cant remember, and they went right to 2xx cards. They also went only mobile on the 3xx cards too, and some oems got desktop variants, and went right to the 4xx cards. Maybe the same thing this time, but since the mobile and desktop variants seem to be merging, that 11xx numbering might be for mining cards only and then 12xx for the desktop/mobile drop