NVIDIA TITAN P & 1080 Ti

So since all the clusterfuck of low budget GPUs are out finally we have a date for the flagship of Nvidia's GPUs based on Pascal achitecture.

Launch is exspected at Gamescom August 17-21.

>forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18738904

>videocardz.com/61844/nvidia-geforce-gtx-titan-based-on-pascal-to-launch-in-august

what do you think it will be priced at ? 999$ ? 1100$ or juicy 1200$ ?

The flagship GPUs 1080 Ti and TITAN P will be with HBM2. There will be a 12GB and 16GB version.

4K will be the new standard for 2017.

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>Launch is exspected at Gamescom August 17-21.
>short AMD stock
>fund your new 1080 Ti purchase

>4K will be the new standard for 2017.
>juicy 1200$

yeah nah

>muh overly expensive top-end gpus

epnjoy wasting your money on useless gayming performance

Why not? 1080 is already better than a Titan x, imagine how good the 1080 ti will be

>Titan
>hbm2
>less than 1500
No.

>that guy who spends more money on graphics cards than he does on video games

kys loser poorshit

>The cards' TDP could be rated between 300-375W, drawing power from two 8-pin PCIe power connectors.

>PASCAL IS SUPER EFFICIENT

AMD would do the same but drawing 300-375W from PCIe + reference 6pin

Good, I just got done scalping the 480's on ebay for 650 a pop for the 4gb versions. I'll have enough for a 3-way 1080ti.

Hopefully they'll be in the 800 a pop range so I can stock up on them and scalp them x10

Payday came early this year booooys

>Hopefully they'll be in the 800 a pop range
Lmao the 1080 is already in that range mang, at least for us Europoors. I'm guessing 900 at the very least.

Well then, I should have enough to afford x10 at 1200 by mid august, then flop them online the following week for 2K a pop.

As said before, payday came eaarly

just to clarify, even the rumor says ONLY TITAN P will be released in august.

1080ti is still far away so don't get all wet about this.

Flagship GPU's power draw was always about 300-400 ish watts
My two 980 Ti need about 430 watts in SLI under load nothing special really

msrp for 1080 was 699$ FE

1080 Ti will be around 799-899$ FE

TITAN Penis most likely 999$ +

techpowerup.com/223895/nvidia-to-unveil-geforce-gtx-titan-p-at-gamescom

GTX 1080 Ti is fucking insane

TITAN P is even more insane

literally irresponsible power

TITAN cards have always been $999

IT'S HERE

How is this coming out in August? Sup Forums told me Q1 2017.

AMD is being absolutely left behind. This is a disaster.

>The cards' TDP could be rated between 300-375W

NVIDIA HOUSEFIRES

>in after "It's okay when Nvidia does it!"

You see high TDP as some kind of negative thing and try to hide it with misleading single 6-pin connectors. I see it as an indication of massive performance and welcome it. I hope it has two 8-pins. Shit, I hope it has three.

I'm interested - what actual justification or use would there be for GPUs this crazy powerful, with 16GB of HBM2 and whatnot? Just like running Crysis 3 or RotTR a 4K 144hz SuperHyperUltra Quality?

WE SHOULD HAVE ACTED

>flagship of Nvidia's GPUs based on Pascal achitecture

New Quadros? Nope just GTXs not interested.

50% over GTX 1080 performance would barely be adequate for 4K 60fps.

I was exaggerating, but you get my point. Would there be a legitimate reason to get these apart from simply wanting the latest and greatest, which in and of itself isn't a bad thing.

Its a halo product. Its meant for advertising more so than anything, as in, "This is the worlds most powerful GPU". This is based off the GP100 so its memory configuration is a bit excessive for gaming but again, thats not the point.

>4K will be the new standard for 2017
And? Its been around for a while

Yes, to play at 4k 60fps like I mentioned.

maybe on a unoptimized dx11 old pos

BF1 with DX12 on a 1080 can get 50-60fps

>Spend over a grand on GTX 980's when they first came out
>literally only play league any time I actually play games

Never doing this again.

If you're fine with 50 fps go for it. I know I'll be waiting for the 1080 Ti.

Yeah I just sold one of my 980 Ti's because I only play Dota and maybe some Fallout 4 or GTA V once in a while. I see now that high end gaming PC's are a major waste of money. Still it was way cheaper than my old hobby of custom cars.

it could easily get to 60fps 4k i reckon

their 5k benchmark showed 30fps though but who the fuck even runs >4k

>fanboy wars
>any year

There is no war anymore. AMD is completely out of it at this point.

A whole lot faster than our old Titan (20% over stock)!!1

50% over a 1080 would be like 70% over their old Titan.

B-b-but muh Vega

>1080 isn't even readily available
>Already releasing the 1080ti

Maybe in your country. I can walk down the street and buy a 1080/1070 of my choice right now.

In America?

Toyota

Japan.

>that guy who buys videogames

Are people using 4k monitors as retarded as people who use 1440*2560 smartphones?

I mean, no one here is at THAT much level of autism to use either, right?

extremetech.com/extreme/221473-samsung-announces-mass-production-of-next-generation-hbm2-memory

HMB and HBM2 are in mass production since January and won't be much expensive than G5X

new Titan P should be around 1K in US and 1.1K with tax and vat in EU.

Not sure how AMDone will ever respond to this

Will prices of gtx1070 & 1080 drop on August?

not sure but in EU they dipped from 789€ for GTX 1080 aftermarket to about 740€ in just couple weeks

Some GTX 1080's are around 659€ like KFA2, Gainward, Palit, Inno3D

AMD is going to go under by 2017

>more paper launches

Just imagine the performance if it uses that much power.
Pascal is super efficient, so the Titan P should be FAST.