NVIDIA's GTX 1080 will cost $599 and launch on May 27th
We're taking this GPU to 2.1 GHz!
NVIDIA just announced the GPU we have all been waiting for: the GTX 1080. NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang revealed that the GPU will sell for $599 with a special Founder's Edition priced at $699. The company also revealed that the GTX 1070 will be released June 10 for $379 with the Founder's Edition priced at $449. The specifications of the GTX 1080 are quite impressive:
GPU Engine Specs:
NVIDIA CUDA® Cores: 2560
Base Clock: 1607 MHz
Boost Clock 1733 MHz
Memory Specs:
Memory Speed: 10 Gbps
Standard Memory Config: 8 GB GDDR5X
Memory Interface Width: 256-bit
Memory Bandwidth: 320 GB/sec
Technology Support:
Multi-Projection
VR Ready
NVIDIA Ansel
NVIDIA SLI® Ready SLI HB Bridge Supported
NVIDIA G-SYNC™-Ready
NVIDIA GameStream™-Ready
NVIDIA GPU Boost™ 3.0
Microsoft DirectX 12 API with feature level 12_1
Vulkan API
OpenGL 4.5
Bus Support: PCIe 3.0
OS Certification: Windows 7-10, Linux, FreeBSDx86
Display Support:
Maximum Digital Resolution: 7680x4320@60Hz
Standard Display Connectors: DP 1.42, HDMI 2.0b, DL-DVI
Multi Monitor
HDCP 2.2
Graphics Card Dimensions:
Height 4.376"
Length 10.5"
Width 2-Slot
Thermal and Power Specs:
Maximum GPU Temperature: 94 Celsius
Graphics Card Power (W):180 W
Recommended System Power (W): 500 W
Supplementary Power Connectors: 8-Pin
NVIDIA is setting the pace for innovation in the space of GPUs. Although they do face some competition from the likes of AMD's ATI line of GPUS, I think their pace of innovation is being driven by emerging display techologies as well as the demands of virtual reality headsets. NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang even mentioned emerging holographic projector technologies that would benefit from the company's current GPU roadmap during the presentation. The GTX 1080 is the "largest GPU endeavor, largest chip endeavor, largest processor endeavor, in the history of humanity," said Mr. Huang also mentioning that NVIDIA has spent billions on the research and development of the product. "I'm pretty sure you can go to Mars [for that]," he added.
Be sure to check out NVIDIA's website for more information about the GTX 1080 here.
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Asif Khan posted a new article, NVIDIA's GTX 1080 will cost $599 and launch on May 27th
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Look at the article image
http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/06/nvidias-new-gtx-1080-gpu-is-even-faster-than-the-titan-x/
Looks like around 185W power draw compared to almost 260W for the Titan X
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The proof will be in the benchmarks. I never believe press releases until some trustworthy website gets silicone in hand. I've read some comments at tech websites that some of the claimed performance increases are for specific scenarios. That being said, can't wait until these hit the shelves. I have half my next build sitting in boxes right now. Just waiting on the right price for a case and motherboard.
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It outperforms a Titan X, so I'm pretty sure it'll outperform a 980Ti: (see slide 21) http://www.slideshare.net/NVIDIA/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-launch
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BOOM.. Pascal has Async Compute!!!
http://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/a-quantum-leap-in-gaming:-nvidia-introduces-geforce-gtx-1080
* Superb Craftsmanship. Increases in bandwidth and power efficiency allow the GTX 1080 to run at clock speeds never before possible -- over 1700 MHz -- while consuming only 180 watts of power. New asynchronous compute advances improve efficiency and gaming performance. And new GPU Boost™ 3 technology supports advanced overclocking functionality. -
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Zotac already lists a Reference model - https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/geforce-gtx-1080
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