Next Gen Nvidia Cards.

[Kalmado]

Too lazy/tired to google stuff right now. Has any info been released regarding AMD's enthusiast cards coming out?

[haroldsaxon]

I'm trying not to get hyped based off one benchmark, but that's damn impressive

http://imgur.com/a/xEj2M

AMD's card is the 480X in crossfire. $200 = 480x

But it is DX12 which AMD does perform better in.

[Krandor]

Too lazy/tired to google stuff right now. Has any info been released regarding AMD's enthusiast cards coming out?

Nothing atm, just the 480 was revealed afaik.

[Arkanna]

Pretty exciting time ... one thing to keep in mind though, is if AMD *could* charge more for the card, they would. Best to keep expectations in check for now. I believe the NDA lifts on June 29th, so we've got a while to go.

[Kalmado]

Time to get rid of the other 390x asap.

[Zoner]

Spoiler for big

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[Purrrfect]

And I still haven't sold my old 280x... Guess that's pretty worthless now.

[Fiye]

Saw this on reddit. Holy cow.

Original link: http://icdn4.digitaltrends.com/image...cs-720x720.jpg

[Adajer]

yep. definitely getting 1080ti

still have to ditch 980ti now while i can get maybe $350 for it. Or I can just sell it for $250 whenever 1080ti comes out.

titan will be out this fall, ti next february. fuck

[Krandor]

Where on reddit is that from? The part about the Titan and 1080ti being on GP102 is pretty well known, but I don't see that chart on any of the PC related subreddits I normally go to.

Those numbers seem realistic though, aside from whats looks like a completely unfeasible memory bandwidth.

[Fiye]

I caught it on r/vive.

[Adajer]

looks to be correct based on past history. ti is always a small chop down from titan

[bori]

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I am very skeptical of Crossfiring AMD cards - I crossfired 7970s a long time ago and it performance was worse even than a single card for 95% of games I played. Granted the technology was in it's early stages so I probably jumped the gun on that way too early.

[Krandor]

Crossfire/SLI both suck imo.

Too often you're stuck waiting for drivers, and then when it does get implemented there's no guarantee it will even work that well, and less and less games are supporting it. The native DX 12 dual GPU will hopefully see some use in the future, which from early testing actually works better when you mix and match AMD and Nvidia together.

[Kalmado]

My experience using crossfire 390x was great sans Fallout 4 and The Division. All other games were great. Keep in mind, I'm not a "must have new games" type so day 1 drivers do not mean much to me. But, I am looking for the best overall solution, and if AMD's enthusiast gpu offers that then I'll go that route.

[Zetanio]

Dual cards hold zero appeal for me. Single GPU pls.

That being said, I want to see the 1060 pricepoint and the performance between that and it's AMD counterpart.

[Boyiee]

I'm always a fan of single card and Nvidia over amd buttttt this time around is a toss up considering I'm wanting to push 4k 144hz.

[Krandor]

So the 1070/1080 laptop variants will just straight up be the desktop versions with a reduced TDP.

This obviously mean lower clock rates, but the underlying architecture will be identical.

[Fiye]

I think the best thing about the 1070m and 1080m will be the ability to have a mobile station for VR if you have an oculus rift.

I would dare try to make the Vive mobile.

[Krandor]

It's already technically there with the 980M and the mobile version of the 980