@Bikouchu35 said:
@Coseniath said:
@Bikouchu35 said:
Pricing certainly makes a lot of sense. The Polaris is right around the corner, Nv can't go crazy this time.
Its actually the opposite.
This is the most expensive full x04 GPU made ever... GTX980 was cheaper. GTX770 was cheaper. GTX680 was cheaper. GTX560Ti... well this was the last midrange priced x04, which was like $250...
But you are right about GTX1070.
Based on what we know about the specs (6,5TFLOPs and faster than TitanX performance), I think it will have a fight at $350 spot with full Polaris10 chip.
Gtx770 was almost rebadge level of hardware. Gtx 780 was $649. Gtx 670 was more.
I was more afraid of the rumors that they are going to charge at least $500 towards ti/titan like money. Especially when amd was ceding the performance crown to nv before the fight even started.
Gtx1070 maybe my card. Crossing my fingers that polaris can answer.
I agree with GTX770. But GTX780 is not a full x04 GPU. Its a cut down x00/x10 GPU. There is a huuuuuuuge difference comparing a big die x00/x10 chip with the smaller x04 chip.
Imagine that the GTX780 is a 561mm2 die. Nowhere near GTX1080's 317mm2. So we can't compare them since GTX780 is more expensive but is also more expensive to make. We actually expected the price...
And GTX670 is not a full x04 GPU. But if you want to compare it with GTX1070, this is nowhere near either.
GTX670 had 90% of GTX680 performance. Thats why even entry factory o/c models was beating GTX680.
Now GTX1070 is suppose to have 6,5TFLOPs and more than TitanX performance. I will be generous and say that this will have 75%-80% of GTX1080 9TFLOPs.
GTX670 had MSRP of $399 for 90% performance of full chip. GTX1070 has MSRP of $379 for 75%-80% performance of full chip.
In my book, GTX1070 seems a little more expensive for what it gives...
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Also I am a little skeptical about GTX1070. It seems more for a full GP106, rather than a cut down GP104, but we will see.
ps: Polaris will not answer GP104, GTX1080/1070.
This is what AMD's Roy Taylor said 2 weeks ago: AMD’s Polaris will be a mainstream GPU, not high-end:
"The reason Polaris is a big deal, is because I believe we will be able to grow that TAM [total addressable market] significantly," said Taylor. "I don't think Nvidia is going to do anything to increase the TAM, because according to everything we've seen around Pascal, it's a high-end part. I don't know what the price is gonna be, but let's say it's as low as £500/$600 and as high as £800/$1000. That price range is not going to expand the TAM for VR. We're going on the record right now to say Polaris will expand the TAM. Full stop."
They will however counter GTX1060/GTX1060Ti.
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