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There simply isn't enough information and nobody really knows what the exact performance will be before it launches. Any assumptions are simply that and could very well be wrong. I wouldn't base too much on previous generations because this is the first major architectural change in a long time. It's very difficult to make any guesses at this point. 

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Hello!

 

Can someone tell me if the new 1080 GPU will be better or not than the Titan X? And will it have a Ti version?

 

thx

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everything is rumored, 

 

 

 

 

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It'll beat the Titan X by 2000%. Whether my crystal ball is correct or not is TBD.

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I think it will be as powerful as SLI'ing a pair of Gt 720's which is insane.

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yes, there's someone who can tell you that.

 

 

 

 

 

You'll find that person in the R&D of nvidia.

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My guess it will follow the same trend as the last gen.  The 980 was a bit more powerful than the 780ti but with a marginal power consumption cut.  I am guessing we might see the same performance/power improvement with the transition of the 980 ti to 1080.  I think they will release a 1080 ti but that could come a year later maybe.

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32 minutes ago, Fourmi Kill3r said:

Hello!

 

Can someone tell me if the new 1080 GPU will be better or not than the Titan X? And will it have a Ti version?

 

thx

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FFS, stop with these crystalball threads already....

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2 minutes ago, Imakuni said:

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FFS, stop with these crystalball threads already....

Why you do this :(

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52 minutes ago, Fourmi Kill3r said:

And will it have a Ti version?

The 980 Ti was released to address a big gap in the Maxwell lineup that AMD exploited by releasing the R9 Fury X. If Nvidia faces a similar need this generation, then we may see a high-end "Ti" card. Otherwise, probably not. Nvidia would much rather sell you GP100 as a $1000+ Titan, than as a ~$650 GTX 1080 Ti.

 

Maybe this time there will be a gap somewhere else, maybe we'll see a mid-range "Ti" card like we did with the 560 Ti or 750 Ti. There's no guarantee it has to be at the high-end.

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There simply isn't enough information and nobody really knows what the exact performance will be before it launches. Any assumptions are simply that and could very well be wrong. I wouldn't base too much on previous generations because this is the first major architectural change in a long time. It's very difficult to make any guesses at this point. 

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The Pascal 1080 would annihilate the Titan X so I suggest buying the Titan Z.

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1 hour ago, Mirdon said:

The Pascal 1080 would annihilate the Titan X so I suggest buying the Titan Z.

Yeah.. for like 7000$ on Amazon.ca

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1 hour ago, Fourmi Kill3r said:

Yeah.. for like 7000$ on Amazon.ca

I was pretty certain that my Titan Z conclusion would give away my sarcasm but I guess not. 

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4 hours ago, Fourmi Kill3r said:

Hello!

 

Can someone tell me if the new 1080 GPU will be better or not than the Titan X? And will it have a Ti version?

 

thx

Performance gains with Pascal is expected to be a pretty impressive 40-50% increase 
So you can do the math yourself (980 performance score ) x 1.45 =  ? 

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