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DAnewguy

So the performance boost is normally close 50% in the titanium but now it's only 20 based on tflops so because that small amount of performance increase in don't think they will release 1080ti cuz it makes no sense to have 1080ti same performance and cost less (last gen story)

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1 minute ago, DAnewguy said:

So the performance boost is normally close 50% in the titanium but now it's only 20 based on tflops so because that small amount of performance increase in don't think they will release 1080ti cuz it makes no sense to have 1080ti same performance and cost less (last gen story)

Cuz TFLOPs matter....

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No, the Pascal Titan X is a huge leap forward. 50-60% increase in performance over the previous Titan X and carries more CUDA cores. It's a monster.

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1 minute ago, App4that said:

No, the Pascal Titan X is a huge leap forward. 50-60% increase in performance over the previous Titan X and carries more CUDA cores. It's a monster.

I mean from 1080 to titan and I know 3.5k CUDA_Cores amazing

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2 minutes ago, App4that said:

No, the Pascal Titan X is a huge leap forward. 50-60% increase in performance over the previous Titan X and carries more CUDA cores. It's a monster.

But a 1080 Ti is still highly unlikely :D

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2 minutes ago, App4that said:

No, the Pascal Titan X is a huge leap forward. 50-60% increase in performance over the previous Titan X and carries more CUDA cores. It's a monster.

 

2 minutes ago, Imakuni said:

Cuz TFLOPs matter....

Now my thoughts and I'm stupid so...

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Just now, DAnewguy said:

I mean from 1080 to titan and I know 3.5k CUDA_Cores amazing

Yes, 20-30% increase in performance from a 1080. That's a big jump.

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1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

But a 1080 Ti is still highly unlikely :D

I meant from 1080 to titan thoe

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1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

But a 1080 Ti is still highly unlikely :D

I agree, if it had HBM2 then maybe. But I think we'll see a higher level Titan P still Q1 2017 to answer Vega. Not a 1080ti. Could be wrong though.

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2 minutes ago, App4that said:

Yes, 20-30% increase in performance from a 1080. That's a big jump.

It's decent, but not that amazing. There was a significantly bigger difference between the Titan and 680, and even between the real Titan X and the 980 the difference was a bit bigger (30% plus change, rather than 20-30%).

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6 minutes ago, Sakkura said:

It's decent, but not that amazing. There was a significantly bigger difference between the Titan and 680, and even between the real Titan X and the 980 the difference was a bit bigger (30% plus change, rather than 20-30%).

We're working off speculation here. If you take CUDA cores into account and compare to the 1060, 1070, and 1080 the Titan X scores 24k in Firestrike. That's no joke. But we'll have to wait until the 2nd to see how it really performs.

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11 minutes ago, App4that said:

Yes, 20-30% increase in performance from a 1080. That's a big jump.

I'm not saying it's bad but you know the pricing and what performance it will have is just gonna be strange either same performance and less price or like 10% worse and cost 800 it's just not likely

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Just now, DAnewguy said:

I'm not saying it's bad but you know the pricing and what performance it will have is just gonna be strange either same performance and less price or like 10% worse and cost 800 it's just not likely

But it's a Tian, why are we talking about price? All it has to do is do what a Titan does. And a Titan is not meant to purely be used for gaming, hence why discussing price should include the cards that cost thousands of dollars above it.

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7 minutes ago, App4that said:

But it's a Tian, why are we talking about price? All it has to do is do what a Titan does. And a Titan is not meant to purely be used for gaming, hence why discussing price should include the cards that cost thousands of dollars above it.

Titans are not much good beyond gaming since Nvidia nerfed the FP64 performance. 

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4 minutes ago, Sakkura said:

Titans are not much good beyond gaming since Nvidia nerfed the FP64 performance. 

This Titan comes with deep learning goodies. 

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