1070 VS 1080 Vs 1080 TI

[Johoni]

Probally the biggest question i am asking for my new build is what GPU should i get. The GTX 1070, 1080 or the amazing 1080 TI?

All of these are an amazing upgrade from my XFX r9 390 8Gb with1Ghz worth of clock speed  

 

The 1070 is at a clock speed of 1.56Ghz and i could buy right now

The 1080 is at a clock speed of 1.72Ghz and i could buy after 1 months of saving up MAX

The 1080TI is at a clock speed of 1.56Ghz and i could buy after 2 months of saving up MAX

I would like to know which one is the best price for preformance

I would also like to know if the 1070 is faster than the 1080 as one of my friends said

And finally i would like ot know which one you would if you were going to game a 1440p 144Hz

 

Any questions feel free to ask

Thanks in advance for the responses

[Bananasplit_00]

the 1080TI performs way the best. they go with bigger number = better peformance. for 1440p 144Hz id go with the 1080TI for sure

[Crunchy Dragon]

1070 performs well and is at a lower price than the 1080

 

1080 performs a little better than the 1070 and is more expensive

 

1080 Ti performs the best out of all of these and is the most expensive.

 

For 1440p @ 144Hz I'd go for a 1080 or 1080Ti

[Vandorlot]

1070ti is almost like 1080

[knightslugger]

1080ti = most CUDA Cores, most RAM, highest speed GDDR5X

1080 = Less CUDA than 1080ti, more than 1070, Less memory

1070 = Least amount of CUDA of the three, slower GDDR5 memory.

 

All of them clock very respectfully.

[light-v]

1 hour ago, Johoni said:

I would also like to know if the 1070 is faster than the 1080 as one of my friends said

I'd like to know what's the reasoning behind that statement because it just doesn't make sense at all. 

 

Also you can't measure different GPUs by clockspeed. A 1080 Ti at 1582MHz would still obliterate a 1070 at the same clock speed. 

 

Right now the 1070 is the best fps per $

The 1080 Ti is the most powerful single GPU graphics card on the market and the 1080 somewhat in between.

 

Note that not even a 1080 Ti can drive demanding games at 144Hz 1440p without compromises. Only esport titles could run at that kind of framerate and that resolution. 

[Johoni]

10 hours ago, light-v said:

I'd like to know what's the reasoning behind that statement because it just doesn't make sense at all. 

 

Also you can't measure different GPUs by clockspeed. A 1080 Ti at 1582MHz would still obliterate a 1070 at the same clock speed. 

 

Right now the 1070 is the best fps per $

The 1080 Ti is the most powerful single GPU graphics card on the market and the 1080 somewhat in between.

 

Note that not even a 1080 Ti can drive demanding games at 144Hz 1440p without compromises. Only esport titles could run at that kind of framerate and that resolution. 

My mate said that his 1070 was better than any other base 1080 because of the clock speed, i thought this was wrong becuse of other factors like cuda cores and faster memory like GDDR5x (I think)

[TheRandomness]

13 minutes ago, Johoni said:

My mate said that his 1070 was better than any other base 1080 because of the clock speed, i thought this was wrong becuse of other factors like cuda cores and faster memory like GDDR5x (I think)

Yeah ask for proof about that. Then make him realise that the 1080 boosts to 1800MHz or higher by itself already, so his argument is invalid regardless. You cannot measure the performance of a GPU from the clocks alone. 

[Lathlaer]

Realistically speaking NVIDIA would be quite stupid to release 1070 that can be overclocked to perform better than even the weakest 1080 ;-)

[Princess Luna]

GPU Boost, base clocks on the spreadsheet is meaningless, a stock 1080 Ti will run on around 1850mhz core clock if every thing is working correctly.

 

I would get a GTX 1080 because I don't feel the GTX 1070 is sufficient for your very powerful display... 1440p144hz is no easy feat...

[System Error Message]

again so many keep forgetting the crucial bits of deciding.

ROPs and TMUs matter, the more the GPU has the faster, the higher its clocked, the faster too (GPUz keeps reminding you of this).

 

You cant compare shaders between generations and brands, even so shaders arent everything otherwise vega would be beating or matching the 1080 ti.

 

Pick a GPU based on your settings and budget. The 1080 TI doesnt have that much more ROPs and TMUs than the 1080 (the first titan x pascal has more of these than the 1080 ti despite the same shader count). So if you feel the few extra TMUs and ROPs isnt worth the much higher cost, then get the cheaper one.

 

The 1070 and 1080 have a lot of difference between them in shaders yet are said to perform similarly? The reason is to do with ROPs and TMUs as well.

 

More shaders - more geomatry, lighting ,shadows and effects performance

More ROPs - more post processing and AA, smoother higher resolution

more TMUs - more higher quality textures, faster AF and anything texture related

 

So vega loses to pascal because of having less ROPs and TMUs while being lower clocked. Those shaders are good for compute, stuff like blender that can software based render on the GPU taking advantage of those flops.

 

So go with whats best for your budget. If you plan to upgrade in the future when a new GPU comes out, better to take the lesser GPU if it does what you want for 3 years.

[Cruorzy]

Back in the day (before i3, i5, i7 series) I had a pentium running at 4Ghz, And now I have a 2600k, do you think its slower since it is only 3,4 Ghz and boosting to 3.8?

 

There are SO many other dependencies

[Phentos]

For 1440p at 144hz, there's no question. The 1080 TI will get you the best experience and will be well worth the money.