Unfortunately, our ability to compare the GTX 1080 Ti against other Nvidia GPUs is limited as well. It’s not unusual for AMD or Nvidia to enjoy a 3-6 month lead over the other, and longer periods are not unheard of, but two years is higher than anything we’ve seen from either company… ever. By the time the RX Vega launches, it will have been nearly two years since AMD launched Fury X.
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That schedule has since slipped by a full six months, with Vega now expected sometime in the second quarter.īy delaying, AMD has opened an unprecedented gap in its own high-end GPU lineup. When AMD announced that it would refresh its midrange GPUs with its 14nm Polaris architecture, it implied that its new high-end GPU family, codenamed Vega, would arrive by the end of the year. The 1080 Ti arrives at an unusually quiet time in the GPU industry. Nvidia has promised that the GTX 1080 Ti will be an average of 35% faster than the GTX 1080, and while we don’t have a 1080 to directly compare against, our comparisons against the 1070 suggest they largely hit that target. The cooler is familiar, but power efficiency improvements and better cooling performance (according to NV) make this a new twist on a classic design.
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