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Nvidia GTX 1080Ti Specifications leak

Nvidia GTX 1080Ti Specifications have leaked

Published: 15th September 2016 | Source: wccftech - via Excalabur50 | Author: Mark Campbell

Nvidia GTX 1080Ti Specifications leak

This article was possible thanks to information provided by Excalibur50 on the OC3D Forums.  

Nvidia's GTX 1080 Ti's specifications have been leaked, showcasing a GPU with 12GB of GDDR5 memory and 768 more CUDA cores than the GTX 1080.

The Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti is said to be made using Nvidia's GP102 GPU core design, which means that it is based on the same GPU as the GTX Titan Pascal.  Nvidia has made two significant downgrades with the GTX 1080 Ti from the Titan Pascal, changing the GDDR5X memory to slower GDDR5 and taking away 4 SM units from the GPU. 

This will give the GTX 1080Ti a total of 3328 CUDA cores, which is a 768 more CUDA cores than the GTX 1080 and 256 fewer GPU cores than the GTX Titan Pascal. 

The change to GDDR5 memory will give the GTX 1080 Ti 384GB/s of memory bandwidth, which is a significant reduction in bandwidth when compared to the GTX Titan Pascal, which has 480GB/s of bandwidth.  

Even with GDDR5 memory, the GTX 1080 Ti will still have significantly more memory bandwidth than Nvidia's GTX 1080. This additional memory bandwidth will greatly benefit the GTX 1080Ti when running at higher resolutions and framerates, which will be handy when DisplayPort 1.3 120Hz 4K displays hit the market. 

At this time it is unknown when Nvidia plans to release their GTX 1080 Ti onto the market, though we expect Nvidia to wait until AMD has a high-end competitor to their GTX 1080 before they release a new flagship consumer GPU. 

You can join the discussion on the Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti on the OC3D Forums. 

Most Recent Comments

15-09-2016, 10:01:23

RandomBadger

Oh my <3 I'm glad I put a hold on my upgrade.......Quote

15-09-2016, 10:02:10

Aftershock

If thats true it would definitely be worth an overclock to the GDDR5 memory to bring it over 9.0gbps mark. The other cuts really don't look to bad. Although no GDDR5X is still disappointing.

Will try and curb my enthusiasm until HMB2 lands, although its unlikely I'll be able to lolQuote

15-09-2016, 10:05:42

AlienALX

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aftershock If thats true it would definitely be worth an overclock to the GDDR5 memory to bring it over 9.0gbps mark. The other cuts really don't look to bad. Although no GDDR5X is still disappointing. Will try and curb my enthusiasm until HMB2 lands, although its unlikely I'll be able to lol

It makes sense. Every time Nvidia release a TI card they usually make Titan and its owners look a little silly. I would hazard a guess and say that all Titan sales pretty much dry up as soon as they release the TI which is kinda stupid.

So, I surmise that this time they are going to do with the TI - Titan XP as they did with the 1070-1080. IE - make sure that whatever you do you can not match the higher card's performance with the cheaper one. That way they will still continue to sell XPs and sell the failed ones (1080ti) whilst still binning.Quote

15-09-2016, 10:20:00

Excalabur50

I read another article rumouring this card might be released at CES Jan 2017 as the big boss of Nvidia is going there to announce everything new from Nvidia and possibly to steal the thunder from AMD re their new Vega cards but I hope the release is sooner than that, I hope the new Vegas really kick some serious butt as we need the competitionQuote

15-09-2016, 10:45:27

Kaapstad

Are NVidia really going to use GDDR5 on the 1080 Ti when both the 1080 and Titan use DDDR5X, don't think so.Quote

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