GTX 1080ti Specs leaked

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PS4 Pro rekt!

As a PC gamer....

Those specs look beast!

And this is why you don't buy Titans, folks!

What kind of release schedule are we looking at for this?

that's my next card unless amd pulls a rabbit out of the hat

Sweet. But yeah, I'm sticking with my 1080 for a while.

Holy shit, 12GB of VRAM?

they to come back with dual slot last one was 690 graphics card not that overpriced titan trash

It looks like they're pretty similar? Interested.

So many flops in those cards...

Pretty cool. Not upgrading though, I'm happy with my 980TI Strix .

I'm looking forward to the next big thing: Volta TI HBM2

12 GB GDDR5 ,... sweet

@loco145: Ugh, Gamespot's image compression is crap. :/

So... forgive my noobyness... What is the reason to wait for the 1080ti? It's not the fastest... is it going to be less than a THOUSAND omg where do my kids keep their savings dollars?

@KungfuKitten: Titan like performance that's cheaper. A Titan is a lot of useless overhead for just playing games at its price.

@Blabadon:

Huh. So it's like one of those Quadro/Tesla cards? Meant for video editing and rendering 3D porn mostly?

This may just be my new gpu when it releases. Gotta see that price tag first.

I was waiting for this card. I may get this as an upgrade to my Titan X, but that's a big "may". I only run a 1080p monitor, at the moment, and it knocks any game out of the park on ultra at that resolution, so I feel as this would only be a waste of money until I stepped it up to a 4k monitor or something.

I'm guessing a $899 price in the US. The Pascal Titan X in $1,200 and the GTX 1080 starts around $649. $899 would be a good middle ground. Then again I could see Nvidia putting a $999 pricetag on it too.

Lower clock speed. I wonder how the thermals are on the thing. Could be a beastly overclocker.

Going to be a great card.

@KungfuKitten: NVIDIA says it's for creating multimedia. It's been like this though recently, the price difference between a 980ti and Titan was large enough to make the latter seem highly redundant. Could be the sane here.

Oh hey its my new GPU :D Can't get in stores fast enough :\

@Blabadon

Here's to hoping. I do love my money.

It always hurts to see a new card come out right after upgrading. But I'll let my 1080 FTW wipe my tears for now and refrain from the upgrade circuit for at least 3-4 years.

I knew I should have waited :P....I bet this thing will be around $800+ though

I love my 1070....for now.

I even already knew the 1080ti was in development ever since both 1080/1070 launch but that GPU wasn't even on my radar anyways, I love my GTX 1070 and don't plan on even upgrading till for the next 3/4 years.

Real 4K gaming at 60fps ever closer to becoming a reality on PC. Every PC gamer will brag about it and 0.0000001% of them will actually have it lol.

Yeah my 1080 will be good for about that long as well.....it has to be :P

I would get one of these but there has to be some game I cant Max out using the gtx 1080 and from the looks of it the gtx1080 will be perfectly fine until the end of the year. I would like to say that I would upgrade just for Mass effect andromeda but that game looks pretty boring. **** ea, **** sjws, **** politically correct sissys

There's nothing you can't run maxxed out in 1440p with that card at 60fps and a lot of things in 4K too. All these people claiming to be playing everything in 4K are full of it and probably go straight back to LoL or WoW after lying on the internet.

12GB's of VRAM is boner inducing, but the price tag is boner reducing. The card alone with be at least 2x the cost of a Pro or Scorpio.

I may sell my 2 1080s for 2 of these.....

and about twice the performance.......remember AMD tflops do not equal Nvidia tflops. But I still hear you

Ill stick with my 1080 for a while. Im not looking to do 4k anytime soon. Just looking to max every game at 1440p/60fps. My 1080 does that easily and will for a couple years.

@blueinheaven: Since getting the card I went back to all my installed games to see them in 4K and to see how they run. The results have been awesome. Even a new game like BF1 ( beta ) I was able to play @ 4K and average around 50 FPS

Unravel in 4K was a sight to behold.

That's the beauty of a significant upgrade, going back to everything and seeing how much better it looks/performs.

It's a fantastic card you'll love it for a long time to come.

@blueinheaven: Still 0.0000001% more than console gamers.

So what? I mean really, so what?

I'm more interested in AMD's Vega next year and Nvidias Volta after that.

@GoldenElementXL: Why not? My Titan just arrived today. I figured it would be useless to wait for the 1080ti because for one, we already know it's not gonna be faster than the Titan and we're going to actually see worse performance than what we have already seen with the Titan. If I already saw one card hit 98fps in a particular game, why would I wait for a card that's going to do 80fps? Price? Not this time.

Another reason to buy the Titan is because of the price to performance ratio. This will NOT be like the 980ti and the last gen Titan. This time, the amount of VRAM between the regular 1080 and the Titan are so close that I'm predicting a 1080ti price tag of $999.99.

A 1080ti will have to either have 10GB (which would be redundant by only being 2GB less) or match the 12GB of the Titan (which they kind of did). In either case, the amount of VRAM would bring their prices so close together that spending an extra $200 on a Titan X for 15 or maybe even 20 more frames per second would seem very attractive and sensible to most, especially for the hardcore gamer. Last gen the Ti and Titan were separated by $500. This time, it'll only be $200. Just get a Titan.

Thats an argument similar to about 4-5 years ago when people talked about 1080P and now 1080P is ancient tech not even worth mentioning. Obviously 4k is rather new and market penetration will take time but whats important the tech is there and sooner rather than later it will be a mainstream feature similar to where 1080P is now. At the moment, most PC gamers don't really see the urgency to get 4k and are happy with 1080P and 1440P. I don't but that will probably change next year.

I will wait for this, whenever it releases is good for me.

Given the specs above, its just like the Titan X original and the 980Ti. The Ti model has the higher clock speed but lacks a few CUDA cores.

And somehow my 970 is already antiquated. Not to mention the 8350... New build next year maybe!

cant believe youtube is smarter than all you guys lol

no one is talking about the downgrade of gddr5x used in the new pascals to last gens gddr5 used in 980ti.

at least thats what the youtube comments section all bitched about.

Will cost 3x the amount as PS4 Pro, lol rekt

Meanwhile, no game in existence need a better card than a 980 to play everything ultra smooth on max settings. Such unnecessary power on these new cards..

@wolverine4262: I think I'll be upgrading my 970 next also.

Selling my GTX 1070 for one of those babies!... :D