Monday, July 2nd 2018

NVIDIA "GT104" Based GeForce GTX 1180 Surfaces on Vietnamese Stores

A Vietnamese online store put up the first listing of a GeForce GTX 1180 based ASUS ROG Strix graphics card. The store even put out some specifications of the card, beginning with it being based on the "GT104" silicon, based on the "Turing" series. With "Turing" NVIDIA appears to be forking its GPU architectures on the basis of chips that feature DPFP (double-precision floating point) cores and Tensor cores, and those that lack both (and only feature SPFP cores). "Turing" is probably a fork of "Volta" that lacks both DPFP CUDA cores and Tensor cores; and sticks to the cheaper GDDR6 memory architecture, while "Volta" based GPUs, such as the TITAN V, implement pricier HBM2 memory.

Among the specifications of the GeForce GTX 1180 are 3,584 CUDA cores, and 16 GB of GDDR6 memory across a 256-bit wide memory interface. The memory is clocked at 14 GHz (GDDR6-effective), which works out to 409.6 GB/s of memory bandwidth. Pre-launch prices, just like most specifications, tend to be bovine excrement, which in this case converts to a little over USD $1,500, and isn't really relevant. What is, however, interesting is the availability date of September 28.
Source: samcuu (Reddit)
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122 Comments on NVIDIA "GT104" Based GeForce GTX 1180 Surfaces on Vietnamese Stores

#101
Totally
RejZoRIt's a weird naming scheme if it's real. Why would a major new version had minor number change lol. Makes no sense. GTX 2080 would make a lot of sense coming from GTX 1080, but GTX 1080 going to GTX 1180 seems like a GTX 1080 refresh in terms of "just another card from old series".
The model name is actually two numbers the relative generation i.e. 10 and the second number is where it falls in the line up for that particular generation e.g. 80 lets you know the that card is better than the one ending with a 70. Point it is done because it is logical, not because it sounds nice, and most people can count.
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#102
Morgoth
Fueled by Sapphire
Coolone
i mis the days of 3dfx the longer your grapics card is the powerfuller it is
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#103
bug
cucker tarlsonI still bet the French talents are gonna explode with form in the semis and the final.

I can't believe how much nicer this thread is without the screeching of the guy.
He's not doing it on purpose. But he doesn't realize when he's acting like a baby and reacts even worse when you point it out.
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#104
Basard
When I was a wee lad, I did a pretty wicket job, with MSpaint, on the original Athlon. I added two more cache chips and sent that puppy to some guys inbox at amdzone.com. Had a buncha people believing that there was a 1MB Athlon on the way, lol. I still feel horrible about it, but kids will be kids.
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#105
Nkd
why are people still discussing this. ROFL. This is photo shop to the moon! This really should be taken down. I can't believe this is on front page. LOL! Plus I highly doubt after market cards are already designed for the next nvidia series. Nvidia is going to bank on founders edition for a month. You can bet that.
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#106
John Naylor
RejZoRNo it doesn't. New actual models always jump major numbers. Which is GTX 1xxx and GTX 2xxx. With this logic, it should be called GTX 1090 and still make sense somehow as brand new GPU... Which is why I'm questioning this numbering decision if real.
well I had 570, 670, 780, 980Ti , 1080 Ti w/ the only oddity being the skipped 8xx series... so after jumping by just one 4 outta 5 times, a jump of 10 would seem very odd
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#107
NJM1564
No one going to comment on the second picture not being a 1180 but a 1180 Ti?
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#108
Prima.Vera
cucker tarlsonI've seen 6-7GB in many games, Deus Ex MD even had my 1080 run out of vram when msaa 2x was enabled.
Nah. Those game engines just cash the VRAM to reduce the loads, not necessarily use it all at once. This was proven even on some articles here on TPU.
NJM1564No one going to comment on the second picture not being a 1180 but a 1180 Ti?
Too funny and too much Photochop on both the pictures. Even the specs are pulled from one's butt I think...
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#109
megamanxtreme
Prima.VeraNah. Those game engines just cash the VRAM to reduce the loads, not necessarily use it all at once. This was proven even on some articles here on TPU.
Yes, the review conclusion was that the games(Final Fantasy XV and Tomb Raider) used the more V.R.A.M. in case they are needed but mostly just sitting there doing nothing, it's a good thing, though.
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#110
Tartaros
Prima.VeraToo funny and too much Photochop on both the pictures. Even the specs are pulled from one's butt I think...
If they are going to edit images this badly why stopping at GTX 1180 Ti? GTX 1180 PowerMax TITANium for example.
i mis the days of 3dfx the longer your grapics card is the powerfuller it is
Why not bringing back the Vodoo brand back? Nvidia Vodoo GTX 6 Titanium. The sky is the limit!
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#111
GorbazTheDragon
Why is the image on the description the same as the "unofficial artists render" that has floated around since whenever we started getting leaks/news of an 1180?:kookoo:

I call "bovine excrement"
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#112
Coolone
Morgothi mis the days of 3dfx the longer your grapics card is the powerfuller it is
Did you notice that it is possible to mount four SLI bridges on this one.
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#113
NBH
NJM1564No one going to comment on the second picture not being a 1180 but a 1180 Ti?
Exactly, wouldn't the 1180, 1170 and 1160 be released first? The 1180Ti or indeed any Ti card would be down the list of cards to release so a picture of a reference card at this point in time just doesn't make sense.
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#114
ppn
NBHExactly, wouldn't the 1180, 1170 and 1160 be released first? The 1180Ti or indeed any Ti card would be down the list of cards to release so a picture of a reference card at this point in time just doesn't make sense.
1080Ti die area 471 mm2, so 1180Ti 676 mm2 would be bigger and down the list just as it should be. oh well different uArc, but not so much since 12nm is just 16nm and slightly shrinked gates, and 1180 is just a clone of 1080 Ti 384 bit/11Ghz replaced by 256bit/14Ghz.
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#115
Totally
Prima.VeraNah. Those game engines just cash the VRAM to reduce the loads, not necessarily use it all at once. This was proven even on some articles here on TPU.



Too funny and too much Photochop on both the pictures. Even the specs are pulled from one's butt I think...
If you look at the top of the box you still can read 1080 through the glare
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#116
grammar_phreak
I would have forgot to photoshop the top of the box
Live OR DieOMG when does TPU post fake crap?

This took me 3min to put together, the spacing is all wrong on the 1180, who ever PS this was crap i could do better.

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#117
GorbazTheDragon
Imean tbh there have been several "leaks" that were posted as news here which were entirely fake or were just bed rehashes of already known info...

I hate to be saying it, but I'm afraid the quality IS going down... someone really needs to cross check and filter out these bullshit "leaks" and a lot of the really rubbish press releases.
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#118
enxo218
"$1500 is not really relevant"....lol okay
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