What comes next? GTX 1080?

[PlayStation 2]

how about we bring back the gts

[PeggersXtreme]

Going by what they have been calling their processors in tablets and the Shield it will probably be called something along the line of Nvidia Pascal K1 

[ConnorDahne]

GTO 1080. Has a nice ring to it lol

[ConnorDahne]

They'll rename it.

 

CPU/GPU manufacturers aren't afraid to fuck around with naming schemes.

 

It's actually kind of funny how both AMD and Nvidia skipped using "8xx" or "8xxx" naming schemes.  Market research must say that they don't want people getting confused with decade old GPU's.

I have an gtx 860m lol

[alvarg]

well if its a maxwell refresh i'm thinking ditch gtx and go Nvidia MX80 or if its pascal go PX80, amd going fury and fury x was a bit strange, id of loved it if the fury x was faster than everything from nvidia but nope ;(

[Local Moonman]

GN-0000 XX series:

GN-0000 50 (mid-range gpu)

GN-0000 60

GN-0000 70 (high end gpu)

GN-0000 80 (flagship gpu)

GN-0000 00 (dual gpu)

GN-XXX (Titan)

"GN" means "Geforce Nucleus"

That naming scheme is also in Gundam 00 GN 0000 is Gundam 00 Quanta

[Guest Generallee]

They should reset the numbers, but change "GTX" to something else.

 

Bring back GTS

 

or GTR

 

or GTI

 

[iDeJayDzn]

Bring back GTS

 

or GTR

 

or GTI

 

 

EVO160   (960)

EVO170   (970)

EVO180   (980)

EVO180ti (980ti)

WRXX   (Titan)

This is a car reference for people that doesnt understand

[Guest Generallee]

EVO160   (960)

EVO170   (970)

EVO180   (980)

EVO180ti (980ti)

WRXX   (Titan)

This is a car reference for people that doesnt understand

 

But will it have antilag ?

 

[dustySoda]

They'll probably go 1000 Series like GTX1080, and then people will think that GTX 1080 is a GPU for 1080p LOL. I hope at least Pascal doubles the performance of GTX 980 which I got now. 

If they're looking at buying a gpu, i'm sure they'll have enough computer knowledge to know the difference. Unless it's a family member buying a card as a gift. 

[dustySoda]

They'll rename it.

 

CPU/GPU manufacturers aren't afraid to fuck around with naming schemes.

 

It's actually kind of funny how both AMD and Nvidia skipped using "8xx" or "8xxx" naming schemes.  Market research must say that they don't want people getting confused with decade old GPU's.

4 digits, then 3. Maybe they'll go with 2 digits for the next run.

 

GTX 60

GTX 70

GTX 80

GTX 80Ti

[PeggersXtreme]

They'll probably go 1000 Series like GTX1080, and then people will think that GTX 1080 is a GPU for 1080p LOL. I hope at least Pascal doubles the performance of GTX 980 which I got now. 

 

They better not be double the performance of the GTX980 that will make my Titan X SLI seem like a weak setup.

[J4P!0N]

How about 1700,1800 and 1800ti? I think Its the perfect.like intel chipset from z97 to z170 they added zero to end. And after 1000 series go to 2700,2800 and 2800ti.

[Cela1]

They should change the 'GTX' to a new name prefix.

[Phentos]

What they could do is do something like this:

 

P-X10 for the flagship. P-Z with numbers between 7 and 9 for the cut down versions of flagship and next tier down (ala GTX 960 and up). Then you'd have P-M for the mainstream cards, with numbers varying from 3 to 6 (ie OEM cards and GTX 950 equivalent). Then P-V with 1 and 2 being the lowest end value segment.

 

The initial letter, like the "P" (Pascal) in this case, would change to reflect the next architecture name. The value segment could be branded as Pascal or future architecture generations, but with older cores like the usual modus operandi.

 

Examples for Pascal:

 

GP100 = P-X10

GP104 (?) = P-Z9

 

And for Volta:

 

GV100 (?) = V-X10

GV104 (?) = V-Z9

 

Or, cut down variants of the flagship card (like the 980 TI) could be denoted as just "P-X10", with the actual fully featured chip being labeled as "P-X10 TI". Or the opposite. 

[DXMember]

the new flagship will be 1080p

 

where 1000 will be the series --80 will be high end and -----p will be for Pascal,

 

and it will be fastests 1080p card because that's all nvidia is good at

no hate pls

 

#competitionisgreenwithenvy

#ramgate

#amdfourgigabyteisfourgigabyte

[-iSynthesis]

They'll rename it.

 

CPU/GPU manufacturers aren't afraid to fuck around with naming schemes.

 

It's actually kind of funny how both AMD and Nvidia skipped using "8xx" or "8xxx" naming schemes.  Market research must say that they don't want people getting confused with decade old GPU's.

The Radeon HD 8XXX series exists - just OEM only

[Sauron]

gtx9 280ti?

[Sauron]

The Radeon HD 8XXX series exists - just OEM only

 

same for the gtx 8xx series

[-iSynthesis]

same for the gtx 8xx series

Wasn't that somehow Mobile OEM only?

[Sauron]

Wasn't that somehow Mobile OEM only?

 

yes, but so was the hd8xxx series I think. I haven't seen any prebuilt desktop with an 8000 series gpu

[LinusTech]

I'm expecting it to be called the GTX 18.

Last time they ran out of 4 digit numbers they started over at Gtx 280. I doubt we will see a repeat of skipping 1** so yep that's my bet..

[Mikjul]

I'm expecting it to be called the GTX 18.

Last time they ran out of 4 digit numbers they started over at Gtx 280. I doubt we will see a repeat of skipping 1** so yep that's my bet..

Hmm quite a logical guess.

[-iSynthesis]

yes, but so was the hd8xxx series I think. I haven't seen any prebuilt desktop with an 8000 series gpu

I could swear i saw OEM PCs with HD 8970s, can't find any on the internet though, you're probably right

[Lays]

I want it to be GTX 1080.

 

I have a 1080mm radiator, and saying I'm cooling my GTX 1080 with a 1080 rad would be 10/10