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Gerai uždirbi jei tik pusę algos tekainuoja Tiek gaudamas nesiskųsčiau.

Palaukite kol bus 1080ti tai kaina tikrai bus Lietuvoje 1000€

Nenustebsiu jei uk kainuos Asus arba MSI 850£

Dabar kiek skaičiau kas turi 980ti tai beveik visi lauks 1080ti tiesiog neapsimoka dabar keisti į 1080

Ta pati ir aš darysiu, bet čia kitais metais mes sulauksim 1080ti

Manau 1080ti bus su 10gb ir 2000 MHz

Radau Asus gtx 1080 Strix kaina labai gera 619£ kai kiti parduoda už 702£ https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asus-geforce-gtx-1080-directcu-iii-strix-gaming-aura-rgb-8192mb-gddr5x-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-401-as.html

Dar neparduoda, tik preorderiai

kaina svarbu, o kad preorder tai nematau problemos

Bet kad kiti shop preorder būna ant beveik 100£ daugiau

Pvz ant Asus Strix

Idomu kokius zaidimus naudojo

Nenaujiena kad tieks kainuos Lietuvoje nors manau ir kokioje Vokietijoje panaši kaina bus

Tai gtx 1070 irgi bus kokie 499€

Aisku kainu atzvilgiu galbut ir nebus jokio skirtumo. Bet kai pagalvoji, kad ten uzdirba tiek, o mes tiek ir kainos tokios pat.. Brrr.. Arti del sios detales tikrai nemazai reiktu jeigu zmogus isleidzia daugiau negu uzdirba kaip lietuvoje iprasta.

Na, nezinau.. As kazkaip dar laukiau laukiau, bet susidaro toks vaizdelis, kad geriau i naujausia net neziureti kol nebus kazkokiu pokyciu ar konkurencijos, kuri padetu bent kazkiek kaina sumazinti. Cia aisku is savo puses kalbu. Pirkti silpnesne, pratemti metus, du, o tada jau investuoti i 1080.

Apie ta 1080 buvo daug hype, bet kažkaip nulinko pamačius jog net partnerių plokštės spartinasi taippat lievai kaip ir Founders Edition. Ta pati Maxwell architektūra su menkais patobulinimais ant steroidų(FinFET 16nm). Berods tik Titan serija bus naujos architektūros su HBM. O dėl 1080Ti neaišku, bet turės gerai pasistengti jog atitiktų 980Ti lygį, ne spartos, bet spartinimo atžvilgiu.

Silpnai pasirodė gtx 1070 ant 1440p Ultra 
Mano 980ti geriau sukasi ant 1440p Ultra 

GTX 1070 Founders Edition UK kainuoja 399£

Purported Nvidia presentation slides have leaked out ahead of the launch of the GeForce GTX 1060. According to the slides, the new GTX 1060 provides"the power of a GTX 980 for every gamer," and provocatively it is said to be "much faster than an RX 480".

Video card leak specialists VideoCardz published these key presentation slides earlier today and said that the appearance of the slide deck at this time supports earlier rumours of a paper launch of the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 on 7^th July, followed by retail availability a week later, from 14^th July. It is thought that Nvidia has brought the launch of the GTX 1060 forward to confront AMD and its newly available RX 480 graphics cards. The previously published picture of a GTX 1060 in the wild in Hong Kong looks to be genuine if these leaked slides aren't faked.

According to the report accompanying these slides, Nvidia is releasing GeForce GTX 1060 graphics cards in both 3GB and 6GB GDDR5 configurations. The card is likely to use a 192-bit memory interface. With its 1280 CUDA cores and 1.7GHz boost clock this graphics card is expected to provide a maximum compute performance of about 4.4TFLOPs. Other specs you can see in the presentation slide include; a memory speed of 8GB/s, a TDP of 120W with a 6-pin power connector, and a standard array of 3x DisplayPort 1.4, 1x HDMI 2.0B, and 1x DL-DVI connectors.

Interestingly the above slide directly compares the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 with AMD's new Radeon RX 480 graphics card. Headlined "much faster than an RX 480," this slide seeks to show the GTX 1060 with a commanding lead over the RX 480 in performance, VR performance and power efficiency. Footnotes would be very useful to see the basis of these comparisons. Nvidia's comparison graph with its origin at 0.8 rather than 0 is a classic marketing trick to exaggerate differences.

Pricing will be key and according to OCUK staff "NVIDIA will not undercut AMD and they also will not price it under 970, the 1060 shall go in the gap the 980 once was with similar performance at around 300 quid because that gives NVIDIA a good lineup as 970 and 960 shall remain for a few more months which fill the 220GBP and 150GBP gaps."

So while Nvidia is comparing the GTX 1060 to the AMD RX 480 it will be pricing its new mid-range champ at a considerable premium to its competitor. Will it really try and achieve a 50 per cent higher price for a purported 15 per cent PC gaming performance gain over the opposition?

ir kaina tikriausiai bus mazesne negu buvo 980 starto metu,protingi jie

Nvidia is reported to release a Pascal-based Titan GPU in August

Nvidia is reported to release a Pascal-based Titan GPU in August at Gamescom 2016, offering around 50% more performance than Nvidia's GTX 1080 Founders Edition. 

Today VR World has announced that they have been able to get their hands on what will become the Next Nvidia Titan GPU, which will feature Nvidia's GP102 GPU core design. 

At this time it is rumored that GP100, the chip used in Nvidia's Tesla P100 GPU, and Nvidia's GP102 GPU core are essentially the same chip, with one chip name for the NV-link version and another for the PCIe version. 

Las month Nvidia announced the first PCIe-based versions of the Tesla P100, bringing Nvidia's largest Pascal GPU to traditional PCs with HBM2 memory and over 3500 CUDA cores. 

The PCIe based Tesla P100 GPUs are reported to have dual 8-pin or 8-pin + 6-pin PCIe power, giving these cards a max TDP of between 300W and 375W, with both GPUs being significantly longer than the existing GTX 1080.  The PCIe Tesla P100 GPU will have a PCB that is 30cm long, marking a return to ultra long GPU designs.   

Below we have a table showing all of the Nvidia GTX GPUs with known specifications, showcasing the comparative specifications of the Tesla P100 series GPUs and the existing Pascal desktop lineup. 

The Tesla GPUs may not look that impressive when compared to the GTX 1080 in terms of compute performance but you must remember that the GP100 based workstation GPUs are running at lower clock speeds and are designed for accuracy over computational throughput. 

With the GP100 all GPUs will have 4 HBM2 memory chips, each of which is 4GB in capacity, though with Pascal Nvidia can disable these chips, allowing 12GB variants to be created. 

At this time we do not know if Nvidia will be releasing a Titan based on the full GP100 GPU core design or on a cut-down version with reduced VRAM capacity and without all SM units enabled. 

At this time Nvidia has not confirmed or denied that they are creating a Pascal Titan GPU based on their GP100 or GP102 silicon, so please take these rumors with a grain of salt.

Right now AMD does not have a competitor for the Ultra-high-end market, so Nvidia does not need to release a new Titan GPU in order to remain on top. Hopefully, AMD's Vega will launch sooner rather than later as right now Nvidia do not have much reason to release new high-end GPUs.

TESLA tikrai mes nepirksime, bet butu įdomu sužinoti ant kiek bus geresnė 1080Ti už 1080

Sakoma kad GTX Titan P bus galingesnė ant 50% už GTX1080 FE

as kaip tik savo pardavineju 980ti g1 ir ziuriu 1080 xtreme,bet subalamutino,jei greit iseis 1080ti tai jau geriau ja medziociau :/ bet dar pusantro menesio :/