GTX 1180

[LucasDerpYT]

When's it coming out? Not talking g about 1080ti 

[Squibbies18]

Just now, LucasDerpYT said:

When's it coming out? Not talking g about 1080ti 

um probably not for another year or two i mean the pascal cards haven't even been out for a year yet...

[dizmo]

*shrug* your guess is as good as ours. You can go back and see when the 980 and 1080 came out, and ballpark it from there.

[Bcat00]

Why are you even asking this? Either you will get trolled or a innacurate answer, thats all i can give you

[en1gMATIC]

1 minute ago, Bcat00 said:

Why are you even asking this? Either you will get trolled or a innacurate answer, thats all i can give you

so true...

but probably not for a while, I mean the 1080ti just released

[OleST]

It Will release on the 9th of may 2018

 

 

 

Im sorry but It wont.

 

No one can tell you that, heck NVIDIA might not Even have a scheduled launch date for it yet.

[steffeeh]

Based on previous launch years (not taking into account the launch month as I'm too lazy):

580 - 2011
680 - 2012
780 - 2013
980 - 2014
1080 - 2016

1180 - 2018?

 

There's no way to know, but just out of fun

[Princess Luna]

It probably going to depend on how well Vega performs

[App4that]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

It probably going to depend on how well Vega performs

Someone gets it, +5 internets to you.

[TheRandomness]

-Thread moved to Graphics Cards.

[jasonc_01]

3 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

It probably going to depend on how well Vega performs

I have high hopes for Vega, but the 1080ti was ready for a while in Nvidia's back pocket. So either Nvidia needs the 1080ti as a stop gap until Volta's launch/release, which means Vega is really good.

 

Or the more likely scenario is that Vega is on par or a little better than the 1080, and the 1080ti retains the performance crown for Nvidia. With the new price structure for the 1080@$499 and 1080ti@$699 pricing Vega somewhere in the uncomfortable middle again like the Fury X was, better and more expensive than the 980 but quite a bit slower than the 980ti while being priced rather close to it.

 

 

[suits]

Depends on Vega

[Moress]

My guess would be Q1/2 2018 unless AMD produces a miracle with Vega, then Q4 2017

[tomotomov92]

2 hours ago, jasonc_01 said:

I have high hopes for Vega, but the 1080ti was ready for a while in Nvidia's back pocket. So either Nvidia needs the 1080ti as a stop gap until Volta's launch/release, which means Vega is really good.

 

Or the more likely scenario is that Vega is on par or a little better than the 1080, and the 1080ti retains the performance crown for Nvidia. With the new price structure for the 1080@$499 and 1080ti@$699 pricing Vega somewhere in the uncomfortable middle again like the Fury X was, better and more expensive than the 980 but quite a bit slower than the 980ti while being priced rather close to it.

 

 

I don't think that NVidia were responsing to how good Vega is. The main cause of action might be that they want to get as much market share from AMD as possible with more reasonable priced cards.

It's no joke that some AMD fans (not fan boys) are considering 1080 with the new price (it's a big upgrade from an RX480 for example) or the ti which by the 3D Mark leaked benchmarks is a beast and the main thing - it's going to be available in just a few days when we still only know that Vega will be called Vega (sorry about this pun but AMD got it on themselves).

One other goid thing for NVidia will be that they will be able to drop the lrices even more when Vega launches which in no way will be any good for AMD.

 

About Volta - it will be ready when it's ready. From what I can see is NVidia trying to rival the Vega down the line with even more powerful GPUs for less money. Damn there is still no answer for 1070 and 1080 from AMD. I know they are focusing on Vega but their line will be out a year after Pascal's launch which is insane in the hardware market.

[yathis]

Are the leaps linear?

980 to 1080

[jasonc_01]

8 hours ago, tomotomov92 said:

I don't think that NVidia were responsing to how good Vega is. The main cause of action might be that they want to get as much market share from AMD as possible with more reasonable priced cards.

It's no joke that some AMD fans (not fan boys) are considering 1080 with the new price (it's a big upgrade from an RX480 for example) or the ti which by the 3D Mark leaked benchmarks is a beast and the main thing - it's going to be available in just a few days when we still only know that Vega will be called Vega (sorry about this pun but AMD got it on themselves).

One other goid thing for NVidia will be that they will be able to drop the lrices even more when Vega launches which in no way will be any good for AMD.

 

About Volta - it will be ready when it's ready. From what I can see is NVidia trying to rival the Vega down the line with even more powerful GPUs for less money. Damn there is still no answer for 1070 and 1080 from AMD. I know they are focusing on Vega but their line will be out a year after Pascal's launch which is insane in the hardware market.

This right here is the problem, Vega is coming out to compete with a year old pascal. Just to be killed by Volta, which sucks. So right now the rx 480 competes with nvidias now 4th tier card, and optimistically Vega might compete with the 70 series Volta cards. 

 

[i_build_nanosuits]

18 hours ago, LucasDerpYT said:

When's it coming out? Not talking g about 1080ti 

i hope they will skip the GTX 1180 and go straight to the GTX 1280

because 1170/1180 sound stupid.

 

now...if they do a Pascal refresh like some people say they will...probably they'd do that for next holidays or something...if it's volta that we're talking about...next year...Q2 2018 maybe...something like that.

 

so...buy a 1080