tomotomov92

no, looks right, I mean they seem to copy other peoples stuff enough

higher framerates are bad....all it does is give you less time to admire game art. 

I don't care about any of those, just this monster from Evga 
 

The price change can't be changed in a flash as the retailers had paid about 440$ per 1080.
In about a week when NVidia push the new batch of GPUs and decrease the price everywhere.
 
It just takes a little time for the retailers to lower the price after the manufacturers have done it.

@Synawke  Too much FPS will actually crush your CPU... You will get stuttering and other shit. It'll be better if you can  lock @ 144fps and keep it there. The 1080 Ti won't be able to dip under this in 1080p.

It really depends on what resolution you are planning to game.
If you use FHD - it may as well bottleneck a little bit.
If you use anything higher than FHD - I don't think there will be a problem.
 
Check this article from Tom's Hardware.

It really depends on what resolution you are planning to game.
If you use FHD - it may as well bottleneck a little bit.
If you use anything higher than FHD - I don't think there will be a problem.
 
Check this article from Tom's Hardware.

I don't know if anyone of you have read it but this article from Tom's Hardware shows that at higher resolutions even duo core (they had HT disabled for all tests so i3 was performing like a duo core CPU) performs better than higher core counts in most of the games (in DirectX 11).
 
The higher the resolution the higher need for more and faster GPU dedicated RAM and GPU speeds (please note that if the memory needed exceeds the GPU RAM then the GPU starts to use the system memory which is a lot slower and that way the performance is decreased).
 
Unfortunately there is still no data on DirectX 12 and Vulkan performance while increasing cores with the different resolutions as right now there are not enough games that are using them. I hope they someone can test the performance for these APIs in the near future.

That's unfair.
 
They had a 20 second Vega Logo video as well.

"uh oh , live demo ... appears we melted something" 
 
 

Part of me hopes that Ryzen is a good chip so the competition will increase and be better all around.
 
Part of me hopes it crashes and burns like No Man's Sky.

Lots of people game on higher rez monitors. 2560x1440p, 3440x1440p, 3840x2160p 144/165 Hz. 1080 Ti should be a good ~ 25% bump. 1080 can't push 60FPS at 4K unless you're willing to knock (quite a few in new games) settings down.