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In fact, Nvidia’s “Pascal” graphics processing architecture is ought to be impressive and there are many reasons why the chief exec of Nvidia is excited about it. Thanks to major architectural enhancements, the company’s next-gen GPUs will support numerous new features introduced by DirectX 12, Vulkan and OpenCL application programming interfaces. Moreover, having more GPU engineers than any other company in the world, Nvidia will probably add a lot of exclusive capabilities to future GPUs.

 

The upcoming PK100 and PK104 graphics processing units will not only feature major architectural innovations, but they will also be made using either 14nm or 16nm manufacturing technology with fin-shaped field-effect transistors (FinFETs). “Pascal” GPUs will be the first graphics chips from Nvidia to be made using an all-new process technology since “Kepler” in 2012. Finer fabrication process is something that should permit Nvidia engineers to considerably increase the number of stream processors and other units inside the company’s future GPUs, dramatically increasing their performance.

 

In addition, next-generation graphics processing units from Nvidia will support second-generation stacked high-bandwidth memory (HBM2). The HBM2 will let Nvidia and its partners build graphics cards with up to 32GB of onboard memory and 820GB/s – 1TB/s bandwidth. Performance of such graphics adapters in ultra-high-definition (UHD) resolutions like 4K (3840*2160, 4096*2160) and 5K (5120*2880) should be extremely high.

 

For supercomputers, the “Big Pascal” chip will integrate NVLink interconnection tech with 80GB/s or higher bandwidth, which will significantly increase performance of “Pascal”-based Tesla accelerators in high-performance computing (HPC) applications. Moreover, NVLink could bring major improvements to multi-GPU technologies thanks to increased bandwidth for inter-GPU communications.

 

Graphics and compute cards based on “Pascal” will offer breakthrough performance, but the new architecture will be used not only for gaming and HPC markets. Nvidia will use its “Pascal” technology for a variety of solutions, including those for mobile and automotive applications.

 

 

Source: http://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/anton-shilov/ceo-of-nvidia-cant-wait-to-tell-you-about-future-pascal-products-in-the-pipeline/

 

This is interesting, PK100 and PK104. Which assuming, PK104 will be the smaller die, while PK100 will be the bigger die. Like GM204 (GTX 980) and GM200 (Titan X). HBM2 is definitely confirmed, with up to 32GB of VRAM? What? With up to 1TB/s bandwidth, I think the current Titan X is only 336.6 GB/s. So that's quite a jump.  Also definitely a huge die shrink going down to 14nm or 16nm. Also of course we know about NVLink but this will just be for supercomputers supposedly. Lastly, it will support DX12 (as expected), Vulkan, and OpenCL. Jen-Hsun Huang said “I cannot wait to tell you all about it, you are just going to have to wait just a little longer.” So that means we should get more details sometime soon, I'm guessing sometime after consumer GM200 launches (980 Ti)

 

 

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And this surprises people because?

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I hope they offer an upgrade program for the 900 series like they have in the past, so long as we see cards from this manufacturing process drop this decade. :-)

 

It's really exciting to see how fast technology, specifically graphical technology, is evolving! I was raised on Nintendo 64, PlayStation, and then PCs growing up, so I do have some history with graphical evolution, which aids how much it blows me away to see RELEASES like Grand Theft Auto V, Battlefield 3 / 4, etc. Only a mere 10~ years after Gran Turismo 4 was jaw-dropping. (It still looks amazing, for a PS2 game.) I really look forward to what we might get to see in a mere 10 years.

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I'm looking forward to HBM, the GPU cores and architectures of late are starting to get stagnant and it would be nice to see something actually driving the market forward instead of AMD failing to keep up and Nvidia sitting on their hands doing sweet fuck all.

 

 

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PK... why not GP I wonder...

 

GF = Geforce Fermi

GK = Geforce Kepler

GM = Geforce Maxwell

PK = Pascal (Kepler?)...

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And AMD is still lagging behind... why can't they keep up with Intel and Nvidia's process shrinks? :(

AMD also has Greenland, which is on 14nm, scheduled for 2016 before pascal. Also, they already have hbm2..

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I have a feeling when the 300 series launches from AMD, they will be winning. But as soon as Pascal comes out we will see AMD fade out and maybe even go brankrupt and disappear forever. Nvidia is so much better setup right now, their architecture is ahead and as soon as they get their hands on the latest process and memory tech their cards are going to make a big leap in performance that we havent seen in years, and will not see again for a while.

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ok..sticking with 960 now for mid range gaming..hahaha

boarding the hype train for now.hahaha

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NVidia has stated, that they will focus on TSMC, so you can almost be certain it will be 16nm finfet.

 

 

And AMD is still lagging behind... why can't they keep up with Intel and Nvidia's process shrinks? :(

 

What are you talking about? AMD will be the first GPU manufacturer with HBM in their 390x/490x. Have you been living under a rock? :huh:

We also know that 2016 AMD high end cards will be 14nm finfet, like their ZEN CPU's. If it is certain, that NVidia will use 16nm finfet at TSMC, AMD will be on a slightly lower 14nm node. AMD is not behind anyone. They are ahead ;)

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I have a feeling when the 300 series launches from AMD, they will be winning. But as soon as Pascal comes out we will see AMD fade out and maybe even go brankrupt and disappear forever. Nvidia is so much better setup right now, their architecture is ahead and as soon as they get their hands on the latest process and memory tech their cards are going to make a big leap in performance that we havent seen in years, and will not see again for a while.

 

because that's what everyone wants... a monopoly. sorry, not going to happen. Nvidia and Intel would start forking over money to AMD before getting nailed with monopoly fines. not to mention, the consumer would be screwed if Intel and Nvidia had no competition.

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Nvidia "Please wait for Pascal i swear on me mum its worth it. PLEASE DONT BUY AMD WITH HBM PLEASE WAIT"

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I have a feeling when the 300 series launches from AMD, they will be winning. But as soon as Pascal comes out we will see AMD fade out and maybe even go brankrupt and disappear forever. Nvidia is so much better setup right now, their architecture is ahead and as soon as they get their hands on the latest process and memory tech their cards are going to make a big leap in performance that we havent seen in years, and will not see again for a while.

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And AMD is still lagging behind... why can't they keep up with Intel and Nvidia's process shrinks? :(

AMD's new cards in 2016 will have a process shrink to 14nm. It has been confirmed. AMD isn't really far behind NVIDIA, they are still very competitive. AMD is failing in terms of their cpus. But Zen will get a process shrink to 14nm, so only time will tell.

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My 980 will hold me over well until the higher-end Pascal cards are released. This is definitely exciting news. Will be interesting to see what Nvidia decides to name their new cards. Hopefully by then 4K monitors decrease even more in price so I can do an upgrade all at once.

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Sweet fucking fuck! This will be awesome, the 390X really has to be shitting on the titan x ive they want to keep it as their flagship as long as the 290X. This is going to slay rendering!

 

 

I have a feeling when the 300 series launches from AMD, they will be winning. But as soon as Pascal comes out we will see AMD fade out and maybe even go brankrupt and disappear forever. Nvidia is so much better setup right now, their architecture is ahead and as soon as they get their hands on the latest process and memory tech their cards are going to make a big leap in performance that we havent seen in years, and will not see again for a while.

 

atleast they still got their... APUs... well.

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 AMD is not behind anyone. They are ahead ;)

But these aren't out yet... So they're still behind.

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And AMD is still lagging behind... why can't they keep up with Intel and Nvidia's process shrinks? :(

Money reasons. AMD is a small company compared to Intel...

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I will say this though. Both Greenland 4/590x) and Pascal, will be very interesting. With HBM, becoming standard, I think we will see graphics cards, shrinking quite a bit in both width and length. Smaller PC's are the future, gone are the days of vulgar 900D cases and shit like that. Small super efficient PC's, maybe with more water cooling, seems to be the future, and I like it.

 

So super stoked for what both NVidia and AMD can deliver on new nodes.

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I will say this though. Both Greenland 4/590x) and Pascal, will be very interesting. With HBM, becoming standard, I think we will see graphics cards, shrinking quite a bit in both width and length. Smaller PC's are the future, gone are the days of vulgar 900D cases and shit like that. Small super efficient PC's, maybe with more water cooling, seems to be the future, and I like it.

 

So super stoked for what both NVidia and AMD can deliver on new nodes.

2016 is going to be a really marvelous year for GPU's and CPU's.  Hopefully we can see the same in regards to display technology.  OLED's for everyone would be a great way to kick off 2016.

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2016 is going to be a really marvelous year for GPU's and CPU's.  Hopefully we can see the same in regards to display technology.  OLED's for everyone would be a great way to kick off 2016.

 

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But these aren't out yet... So they're still behind.

And pascal / hbm cards for nvidia exist where?

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So, can we just fast forward to 2016?  Like--is there a place I can go to just speed up time, or nah?

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Meh... AMD's already announced all of this stuff and has already done some of it so Pascal news is just meh... like reading the same book twice.

 

And AMD is still lagging behind... why can't they keep up with Intel and Nvidia's process shrinks? :(

What? Pascal won't come out until next year which is when Artic Islands will be out on 14/16nm FinFET.

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