Tuesday, June 28th 2016

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 Surfaces in Hong Kong Market
An upcoming NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 reference-design graphics card popped up in Hong Kong's Capital Market. The pictures reveal a reference design cooler that features a design that's slightly different/simpler from the GTX 1080/1070 reference cooler, and features NVIDIA company branding on its PCB, although the PCB code isn't printed in its usual location. The PCB itself appears to be shorter than the cooler, much in the same way as GTX 670, GTX 960 reference, and the RX 480 reference. There are no specifications to chew on, nor any information on what this card could be priced at.
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101 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 Surfaces in Hong Kong Market
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@gdallsk and @Crap Daddy thank you!!
.....this was a great time waster until tomorrow (6/29/2016)........then the real fun begins :D
The bright and dark sections are caused be differing angles of light, both sides are recessed.
I say True.
There are only TWO things that determine cards positioning.
It is PRICE.
And it is PERFORMANCE.
Nothing freaking else.
Definitely not names and even less so INTERNAL freaking codes.
Got it?
The cards might SHIFT to a new tier IN THE FREAKING FUTURE and when THAT freaking happens they will have different freaking PRICE.
Got it now?
Let me repeat it, that happens IN THE FREAKING FUTURE when FREAKING PRICE is changed!!!
Got it now?
Still not?
Jesus Christ, users on tech, freaking, site...
/facepalm Remind me the last time it happened in this tier. Exactly which part will be "undercut"? Will it be memory? I mean 3Gb sure sounds like undercut 4Gb.
The price isnt determining the the card tier,
Its that the card tier is determining the price. Without the naming scheme the GPU market would've been in chaos. You don't seriously want a 1080 to be called a "21000 3dmarks", or "gtaV120fps1080p edition", do you?
Launch price is a moot point. Give it time to settle down, then you can talk about price. I wonder if you're old enough to have raged about how the DVD was not a replacement for VHS, because it was way more expensive. Same for CD vs audio tape.
"Bazinga", "UltraArseEliminator", "EliteHairDryer", who gives a flying feck?
The only part that bugs me is when people start to twist reality to make comparison look better.
1080 is a 789€ card that is 20-30% faster than last gen's 650€ card.
This is a plain fact. Something you can't fecking twist by choosing a different target.
This is what matters to a dude that buys 650€ cards.
480 is a 199$ card that LIKELY (based on all leaks, including nvidia biased ones) is 60-70% faster than last gen's 199$ card. (not sure how it will translate into €)
1060 is... we don't know what yet. You are in no way "everybody else". You are bunch of nvidia biased users.
In my opinion the winner is the company who can get more performance/die size/watt, because the one who achieves that is the one who sets the market prices as they make more profit per chip than their competition who has to build bigger chips in order to compete in the same price bracket. Now when i say winner i mean company/business wise, as for us consumers each person has their own definition of winning depending on their needs. Heck for some people the gtx970 fiasco was a win as they were able to buy second hand cards for dirt cheap!
It's about what property is important when you compare things to each other.
The RX480 wont be a next card, maybe this can be....please :(
....still gonna hold my opinion till i see a few more. If this is true nvidia not gonna do too much with the 1060.
Will there still be FE Edition pricing in effect with the 1060, thereby raising AIB pricing above the phony SRP floor?
Even if 1060 beats RX 480 which I'm pretty sure is what Nvidia was waiting for and will make sure they achieve, all AMD has to do is give dollar/performance value to compete.
AMD is now firmly dictating Nvidia's next moves i.e.1080Ti/Titan_ to be held in reserve for Vega specs, and has already having a huge impact on the pricing of last gen cards.
I can see nothing but good things for the majority of consumers in having this competition.
Someone that is looking for a mainstream card don't suddenly shell out for 200 more,
and neither do someone looking for a Performance/High End card suddenly settles for less.