GT 1040 and GTX 1050 specs rumored–Not bad actually

[Djole123]

Now that we covered a lot of higher end Pascal cards, I will give you some info on lower end Pascal cards, specifically the GT 1040 and GTX 1050.

 

For the GTX 1050, we have a 4GB of video buffer, which will be 128-bit clocked at 1750MHz (7000 effective).

Base clock for this card is 1000MHz, boosting up to 1100MHz. It will be running off a PCI-E Gen 3 speeds, so keep that in mind.

Also, it will be based off a 16nm core with 1024 stream processors.

 

And here comes the lower end part, I found a specsheet on a GT 1040, so let's have a look, shall we? 

This card is suprisingly uninteresting. It will have a same 16nm core but with less stream processors (640 to be precise), but it will have the same memory and GPU clock. Also it will have only 2GB of frame buffer, and it will be ran off PCI-E Gen 3.

 

 

Suprisingly, I couldn't find any article telling about these cards, so I will put a specsheet instead.

 

GTX 1050:

http://videocardz.com/nvidia/geforce-1000/geforce-gtx-1050

 

GT 1040:

http://videocardz.com/nvidia/geforce-1000/geforce-gt-1040

Edited May 5, 2016 by Djole123
CUDA-stream processors, some spelling correction

[alamox]

source ?

[GirlFromYonder]

1 minute ago, alamox said:

source ?

WCCTECH 

[TidaLWaveZ]

2 minutes ago, alamox said:

source ?

Hold on, he's running 3dmark on the cards right now! 

[Starelementpoke]

12 minutes ago, Djole123 said:

Now that we covered a lot of higher end Pascal cards, I will give you some info on lower end Pascal cards, specifically the GT 1040 and GTX 1050.

 

For the GTX 1050, we have a 4GB of video buffer, which will be 128-bit clocked at 1750MHz (7000 effective).

Base clock for this card is 1000MHz, boosting up to 1100MHz. It will be running off a PCI-E Gen 3 speeds, so keep that in mind.

Also, it will be based off a 16nm core with 1024 CUDA cores.

 

And here comes the interesting part, I found a specsheet on a GT 1040, so let's have a look, shall we? 

This card is suprisingly uninteresting. It will have a same 16nm core but with less CUDA cores (640 to be precise), but it will have the same memory and GPU clock. Also it will have only 2GB of frame buffer, and it will be ran off PCI-E Gen 3.

 

 

Suprisingly, I couldn't find any articlea telling about these cards, so I will put a specsheet instead.

 

GTX 1050:

http://videocardz.com/nvidia/geforce-1000/geforce-gtx-1050

 

GT 1040:

http://videocardz.com/nvidia/geforce-1000/geforce-gt-1040

Great, another 4GB buffer with a 128 nit bus. Did they not learn with the 960?

[Djole123]

Guys guys, I pressed Save on accident and marked that.

It's done now, so enjoy Pascal.

[don_svetlio]

Wait, so the 1040 will be a rebranded 750 Ti? (based on specs) and the 1050 a 960/950? Erm...

[Djole123]

16 minutes ago, TidaLWaveZ said:

Hold on, he's running 3dmark on the cards right now! 

If Nvidia gives me proper hardware that won't bottleneck the poor 1040, I might be posting some benchmarks.

[alamox]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

Wait, so the 1040 will be a rebranded 750 Ti? (based on specs) and the 1050 a 960/950? Erm...

it says 16nm process so not rebrands

[GirlFromYonder]

2 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

Wait, so the 1040 will be a rebranded 750 Ti? (based on specs) and the 1050 a 960/950? Erm...

Nope man, they will be on 16 nm not 28

[Bajantechnician]

1 minute ago, Djole123 said:

If Nvidia gives me proper hardware that won't bottleneck the poor 1040, I might be posting some benchmarks.

title says gt 1040. shouldnt it be gtx 1040?

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, alamox said:

it says 16nm process so not rebrands

A process shrink or not, it's a rebrand when everything else is the same - except clockspeed and temps

[don_svetlio]

Just now, DeezNoNos said:

Nope man, they will be on 16 nm not 28

If it's the same core on a lower node, that only means lower power draw and higher clocks - still can be a rebrand

Just now, Bajantechnician said:

title says gt 1040. shouldnt it be gtx 1040?

*40 cards aren't GTX

[GirlFromYonder]

Just now, don_svetlio said:

A process shrink or not, it's a rebrand when everything else is the same - except clockspeed and temps

so wht you are getting a more efficient version of the same card for lesser. Why complain man 

[Djole123]

1 minute ago, Bajantechnician said:

title says gt 1040. shouldnt it be gtx 1040?

No, it is a GT 1040.

[don_svetlio]

Just now, DeezNoNos said:

so wht you are getting a more efficient version of the same card for lesser. Why complain man 

Not complaining, just pointing it out

[Bajantechnician]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

If it's the same core on a lower node, that only means lower power draw and higher clocks - still can be a rebrand

*40 cards aren't GTX

ahh i see

[GirlFromYonder]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

Not complaining, just pointing it out

ooh ok

[don_svetlio]

Just now, DeezNoNos said:

ooh ok

A lot of people were surprised when I told them how often the 750 Ti got rebranded and I found that odd (750 Ti core is the same as the 860M and 960M on mobile as well as the 850M and 950M) - the 750 Ti also got an "update" a few months ago being classed as GM207 IIRC so expecting it to become GP108 is not unreasonable considering that Pascal is essentially an updated Maxwell with proper compute functionality.

[don_svetlio]

2 minutes ago, Bajantechnician said:

ahh i see

*50 cards were also GT before the 650 and 650 Ti were a thing

[Thony]

I would expect 1050 to outperform my 760 but looking at specs thats not happening...

[don_svetlio]

Just now, Thony said:

I would expect this card to outperform my 760 but looking at specs thats not happening...

1040 or 1050? 1050 possible but 1040 unlikely

[LAwLz]

3 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

A process shrink or not, it's a rebrand when everything else is the same - except clockspeed and temps

Rebrand has a very specific meaning. Die shrink is the correct term to use here (assuming everything else is the same).

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, LAwLz said:

Rebrand has a very specific meaning. Die shrink is the correct term to use here (assuming everything else is the same).

Based on the specs I managed to see before the images showed a 404 error were the same

[GirlFromYonder]

2 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

A lot of people were surprised when I told them how often the 750 Ti got rebranded and I found that odd (750 Ti core is the same as the 860M and 960M on mobile as well as the 850M and 950M) - the 750 Ti also got an "update" a few months ago being classed as GM207 IIRC so expecting it to become GP108 is not unreasonable considering that Pascal is essentially an updated Maxwell with proper compute functionality.

Well i except that. They improper the efficiency and sell the higher card end card for less. Liek is that not what happens all the time. And if you have a good bang for your buck card. Why make a whole new one. 

LIke that is logic don't you think