cleveridea
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11 teraflops is great but what is the quality of the pixels
The pixels are Titanic
11 teraflops is great but what is the quality of the pixels
Can this Titan X run Crysis 3 or Witcher 3 60fps 4k max settings?
Nah, it'll be the same 12GB but with some SMs disabled. Well likely cost a grand because of this as well.I suppose this means the 1080 Ti will be 8GB, then, just like its two lesser brothers.
Xbox Scorpio already doubled
Um.... yeah, no thanks. I think I'm okay with my 1070.
I'd like to apologise to Nvidia/Intel/AMD for saying that VR tech was 10 years away earlier this year. It seems like 8K/60 will be reachable much sooner then that
Who knows we might even be there with 2 Pascal Titan X's running a scaleable engine game via SLI
I don't think this card is going to give us 4k@60fps on current demanding games and I'm not even going to fool with SLI.Maybe
I'll settle for high frame rates at 1440p and downsampling less demanding games from 8K.
Not even an hour before reading this topic I swore I would reduce my spending on toys
*looks at both 980ti cards*
Youre okay babies
(until 1 card can replace both of you)
People buying the highest high-end doesn't care about price/performance, only performance.
Not even an hour before reading this topic I swore I would reduce my spending on toys
*looks at both 980ti cards*
Youre okay babies
(until 1 card can replace both of you)
Gotta gotta gotta SLI.
It'll probably give 4K/60 in almost all games at max settings, bar a few that you can probably hit 4K/60 by taking off hair works or a couple of other expensive but low return settings. 1080 was almost there in lots of games and this looks to be 40% faster than the 1080.
Max settings? Probably not... I have a 1080 and Crysis 3 dips into the mid 30s and Witcher 3 is around 40 with Hairworks. Without hairworks it'd probably hit 60 on this Titan.
If you figure this card is 30-40% faster that's not going to be enough. It will hit 60 with some settings turned down though I'm sure
Glad I've given up high end GPUs, I'd be pretty annoyed right now if I bought a 1080 and two months later this happens.
I'll experience this power in 3 years when $250 cards produce those numbers.
I see. Thanks
Question, when you go 4k, does maxing AA make a visual difference?
I see. Thanks
Question, when you go 4k, does maxing AA make a visual difference?
This is very disappointing. Huge price spike and no HBM2. Guess I'll be keeping my 1080 for a little while longer.
Xbox Scorpio already doubled
Actually since its AMD 6tflops, its a lot more than doubled. Nvidia's 4tflops beats AMD's 6tflops
Wait so you've just bought a 1080 and was preparing to get rid for a Titan... Why?
So tempting to upgrade from SLI Titans X, but this time, I am getting off the Titan upgrade train and will wait for the 1080ti. Too much throttling with the reference blowers. Hope, this means SLI 1080ti this winter.
Isn't the ratio Nvidia flops: AMD Flops 2:3? Because that would make this almost 3 times as powerful as Scorpio.
And Close to 100X a Wii U
This seems early...
Getting the jump on the enthusiast market before AMD launches Vega
So...your saying difference between this and Scorpio's GPU is actually notably bigger than the GPU jump from PS4 to NEO? My god.
It doesn't seem like so long ago, but 360's GPU, which still put out impressive games as late as last year(Rise of tomb raider) is now outdated over a hundred fold.
It's probably closer to 50 or 60.
Maxing, no. Any form should suffice. I did notice that SMAA was way close to No AA in Doom though.I see. Thanks
Question, when you go 4k, does maxing AA make a visual difference?
And it will sellout like hotcakes.Gemüsepizza;210929925 said:And again a shitty reference cooler and low clocks. For $1200. Really, nvidia?
What is this talk of HBM2 ? Is it suppose to make the chip smaller/cooler/faster/fancier? lol
And it will sellout like hotcakes.