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I have about $900, should i just get a GTX 1080 or save up for a Titan XP? Is it worth it?

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Wait for 1080ti?

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Just now, XIIGravity said:

1090 ti im not sure but ive seen stuff for both.

 

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http://www.gamenguide.com/articles/71005/20161121/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-release-date-specs-features-news-update-price-details-revealed-1080-ti-last-piece-of-pascal-graphics-technology.htm     For 1080 ti

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1 minute ago, XIIGravity said:

I have about $900, should i just get a GTX 1080 or save up for a Titan XP? Is it worth it?

900$ USD? What's your current setup? If you can wait, 1080ti should be out at Q1 2017 and go for around 900$ and give the same or so performance as the titan XP. If you can't wait, get a 1070 instead. It has plenty of performance and it will keep its value way better than the 1080 or the titan xp when the 1080ti gets out.

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Get the 1080. The Titan XP is only 20% faster. Donn't wait for an unreleased card either, you will regret it.   

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1 minute ago, doomsriker said:

Get the 1080. The Titan XP is only 20% faster. Donn't wait for an unreleased card either, you will regret it.   

what are you on about? 

Get the 1080ti, will have basically identical performance to the xp but with less vram

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Just now, 8-Bit Ninja said:

what are you on about? 

Get the 1080ti, will have basically identical performance to the xp but with less vram

Technically, if the rumored numbers are true, it might actually even give you better gaming performance by a few % (3 to 5)

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Just now, TheRedViper said:

Technically, if the rumored numbers are true, it might actually even give you better gaming performance by a few % (3 to 5)

not without oc, nivida are many things but they're not that stupid 

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The Titan XP costs almost 200% more for 25% more performance. Unless you need double precision floating point performance, don't get a Titan XP.

 

The GTX 1080 Ti should be considerably cheaper, but the cost to performance difference should be closer to 1:1.

 

EDIT: Oh wait, I found out Titan XP doesn't have better FP64 capabilities. Welp now there's literally no reason to get it.

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1 minute ago, 8-Bit Ninja said:

what are you on about? 

Get the 1080ti, will have basically identical performance to the xp but with less vram

Oh, so you have a 1080ti and have run benchmarks? How could you  possibly know? Just Speculation.

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Just now, 8-Bit Ninja said:

not without oc, nivida are many things but they're not that stupid 

well of course, I was talking fully OCed vs fully OCed

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Save up for 1080ti.

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2 minutes ago, doomsriker said:

Oh, so you have a 1080ti and have run benchmarks? How could you  possibly know? Just Speculation.

Because the delta between the 1080 and the titan xp are the the same as the delta between the 980 and the titan x. From that we can conclude that we will see around the same percentage increase in performance from the 1080ti as we did from the 980ti.

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9 minutes ago, XIIGravity said:

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-gtx-1090-ti-amd-r9-495x-benchmarks-review/     For 1090 ti 

 

You do realize that's literally an April Fools article, right?

 

I'd say save for the Titan XP.  By the time you have enough, the 1080 Ti will be out and you can just get that with a little left over ;) 

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Just now, 8-Bit Ninja said:

Because the delta between the 1080 and the titan xp are the the same as the delta between the 980 and the titan x. From that we can conclude that we will see around the same percentage increase in performance from the 1080ti. 

versus-Titan-X.jpg

Still just a guess. No way to know.

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2 minutes ago, TheRedViper said:

well of course, I was talking fully OCed vs fully OCed

with that said, if i remember correctly the 980ti ran hotter than the 980. So it will be interesting to see what OC's people get 

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Oh lol my bad. I think i will wait for the 1080 ti thanks guys! :P

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Just now, 8-Bit Ninja said:

with that said, if i remember correctly the 980ti ran hotter than the 980. So it will be interesting to see what OC's people get 

Personally I think anything like a titan or 80ti should be watercooled, but thats me.

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5 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

You do realize that's literally an April Fools article, right?

 

I'd say save for the Titan XP.  By the time you have enough, the 1080 Ti will be out and you can just get that with a little left over ;) 

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21 minutes ago, XIIGravity said:

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-gtx-1090-ti-amd-r9-495x-benchmarks-review/     For 1090 ti 

 

http://www.gamenguide.com/articles/71005/20161121/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-release-date-specs-features-news-update-price-details-revealed-1080-ti-last-piece-of-pascal-graphics-technology.htm     For 1080 ti

you do realise that's an april fools hoax? and if you did, its not really relevant now as "that boat has sailed"

 

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