Next gen GPU's will be 11XX series NOT 20XX

[Maticks]

Given the release of the 4K 144hz monitor in the next month or two. You have to bet nvidia are expecting this new line up to run at 4K 150fps. That’s a big jump from a 1080ti. That’s one way to corner a market. You want 4K 144, nvidia will be your only option. AMD won’t have a Vega that can run that fast for a while...

[Drak3]

2 minutes ago, Maticks said:

You want 4K 144, nvidia will be your only option. AMD won’t have a Vega that can run that fast for a while...

I've never seen a company cater so hard to a singlular customer so hard in my life.

[DildorTheDecent]

ahah! nvidia can now claim they're "up to 11"

 

Clever, very clever....

[Rune]

Ahehehe

[suicidalfranco]

oh my god! who the hell cares?!

it's just a number! 

[MeDownYou]

1 hour ago, FloRolf said:

Can we just call It the 'xX360 noscopeXx '-Series? With model numbers reaching from 1 to 5 for low end models and 1337 and 9001 for elite haxXx0r cards? 

I think AMD would win the naming contest they'd probably retort with their flagships being AMDorito for the air cooled version, and AMDew for the watercooled variant.

[SpaceGhostC2C]

I can finally sleep now!

[Demonking]

& i bet the miners eat all these up like they did with the 10 series.

[Notional]

2 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

There was an 800 series, but those didn't make it onto the desktop market and were limited mostly to laptops(don't recall seeing them in AIOs)

 

The 800 series were also rebranded 700 cards on OEM desktops as well. Which is completely useless information.

 

Going 11x0 makes complete sense, since NVidia has used increments of 100 for many years now. With Etherium crapping its pants, the GPU market might return to normal soon. With some nice GPU's on the way, it looks good for us gamers soon (ok, ram is still stupid, but CPU's are great and SSD's are returning to normal).

[Sauron]

2 hours ago, AlwaysFSX said:

8xx series was released for mobile.

wasn't it just a kepler rebrand though?

[Drak3]

1 minute ago, Sauron said:

wasn't it just a kepler rebrand though?

Kepler tweak and rebrand, and I believe the introduction of Maxwell

[Nowak]

1 hour ago, Drak3 said:

Kepler tweak and rebrand, and I believe the introduction of Maxwell

Maxwell was introduced with the 750 Ti.

[Humbug]

Better edit the topic title to be more specific: 'next gen Nvidia GPUs'.

 

Anyway I would have preferred gtx 2060, 2070 etc personally. Better ring to it and Less chance of confusion to the typical consumer. But no big deal I guess...

[ouroesa]

Think of the most obscure thing you can place behind 11 and that will probably be the names. Hardware manufacturers aren't known for coming up with logical names. At least nvidia is a tad better than AMD and Intel. 

[DeScruff]

I was seriously wondering where people kept getting "20xx0". It doesn't really make any sense.
Though I half expected name scheme shift, like we saw when they went from the GeFore 9 series, to the GTX 200

Side note: Was anyone else confused by/disliked the older naming scheme? With the 'GS', 'GT', 'GTS', 'GTX', and 'Ultra'. - Personally I always started tripping on my words, and friends would always get confused on those words vs numbers like 30,50,70 exc

[Blackie Sheen]

5 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Hmm that makes sense, Nvidia's always gone with a naming scheme of adding 100 to the name of their previous cards, which is why we have the 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, etc series cards. Rolling from 10 to 11 would fit in better, but I'll be concerned when their generation after the 11 series releases since 12 or 13 wouldn't fit in that well IMO.

 

Personally, I think they should've gone with 20.

 

Although what the heck, going with 11 gives them more time before they run out of numbers so that's bonus.

Well 12 sounds alright but 13 sounds like shit though. But its not like going with 20 is much better

twenty eighty, thirty eighty,etc

 

It just doesnt feel right

[mr moose]

1 hour ago, ouroesa said:

Think of the most obscure thing you can place behind 11 and that will probably be the names. Hardware manufacturers aren't known for coming up with logical names. At least nvidia is a tad better than AMD and Intel. 

I can certainly say I prefer the architecture being named after famous scientists.  Island names just don't have the same edge.

 

I think AMD should start naming their cards after great inventors.

 

 

 

[D13H4RD]

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1337

[Herman Mcpootis]

8 hours ago, AlwaysFSX said:

Or the majority of tech "enthusiasts."

... 7, 8, 9, 10...

uh, what goes after 10? come on guys, i need some help here!

[Guest]

9 hours ago, AlwaysFSX said:

Or the majority of tech "enthusiasts."

I really don't know who actually expected them to release a 20xx series lol. 

[sof006]

They'll do what AMD does. GTX 11 or GTX 12 I bet. Sort of like Vega 56 or Vega 64.

[themctipers]

everyone who told me it's 2000 series

 

and i kept on insisting novideo can count to 11.. 1180ti hype!

[genexis_x]

I don't care how they name it.

[Cheezdoodlez]

6 hours ago, Notional said:

 

The 800 series were also rebranded 700 cards on OEM desktops as well. Which is completely useless information.

 

Going 11x0 makes complete sense, since NVidia has used increments of 100 for many years now. With Etherium crapping its pants, the GPU market might return to normal soon. With some nice GPU's on the way, it looks good for us gamers soon (ok, ram is still stupid, but CPU's are great and SSD's are returning to normal).

Same goes for the 100 series more or less. So Nvidia has learned to count?!

[Notional]

4 minutes ago, Cheezdoodlez said:

Same goes for the 100 series more or less. So Nvidia has learned to count?!

Well, they certainly counted on the vendors to accept their bs GPP.