BoxsterBoy
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lol!!!!! En effet, la conclusion est drôle, mais c'est ça pareil.
NVIDIA Pascal GPU
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lol!!!!! En effet, la conclusion est drôle, mais c'est ça pareil.
ToxicBug
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The NVIDIA Titan X (Pascal) 12GB Graphics Card Review
35% faster than reference GTX 1080 stock vs stock, >50% faster when overclocked.
The only issue IMO is that it's using the same cooler but on 250W TDP so it's louder and hotter.
35% faster than reference GTX 1080 stock vs stock, >50% faster when overclocked.
The only issue IMO is that it's using the same cooler but on 250W TDP so it's louder and hotter.
MrDeap
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Y parle de piston puis de RPM. Deja la je vois le problem ici.
BoxsterBoy
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Wally West
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comparer une carte non-OC a une carte OC ne fait pas de sense.
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grat_master
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c'est quoi l'upgrade pour une GTX 970 ? J'ai la G1 Gaming de Gigabyte, je peux surement avoir 300$ pour sur Kijiji.
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Boulard83
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Wally West
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un upgrade reste un upgrade 
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ToxicBug
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I would go with some kind of Pascal, it seems to have some architectural improvements vs older chips. Tesselation, HBAO, DOF, etc, don't seem to tax it too much.
At least from what I can see here. For example, I run Max Payne 3 pegged at 144 fps with 80% GPU usage at 7680x1440 (1.33x more pixels than 4K) all maxed out except MSAA. With Kepler it didn't run nearly as well, not even close to maxed out either.
In other games changing most of those graphics settings doesn't have much effect on fps unless it's a very new or very demanding setting such as some sort of special AO or very fancy DOF.
At least from what I can see here. For example, I run Max Payne 3 pegged at 144 fps with 80% GPU usage at 7680x1440 (1.33x more pixels than 4K) all maxed out except MSAA. With Kepler it didn't run nearly as well, not even close to maxed out either.
In other games changing most of those graphics settings doesn't have much effect on fps unless it's a very new or very demanding setting such as some sort of special AO or very fancy DOF.
sa l'air que ya un mega probleme de latency sur la serie pascal
TL;DR : pascal latency 500-2000 unit vs maxwell 25-100 unit
https://forums.geforce.com/default/...ies/gtx-1080-high-dpc-latency-and-stuttering/
http://www.kotaku.com.au/2016/07/nvidia-plans-driver-update-to-fix-gtx-1080-stuttering-problems/
TL;DR : pascal latency 500-2000 unit vs maxwell 25-100 unit
https://forums.geforce.com/default/...ies/gtx-1080-high-dpc-latency-and-stuttering/
http://www.kotaku.com.au/2016/07/nvidia-plans-driver-update-to-fix-gtx-1080-stuttering-problems/
Boulard83
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sa l'air que ya un mega probleme de latency sur la serie pascal
TL;DR : pascal latency 500-2000 unit vs maxwell 25-100 unit
https://forums.geforce.com/default/...ies/gtx-1080-high-dpc-latency-and-stuttering/
http://www.kotaku.com.au/2016/07/nvidia-plans-driver-update-to-fix-gtx-1080-stuttering-problems/
Il y a eu un update de driver il y a quelques semaine à ce sujet.
http://www.pcper.com/news/Graphics-Cards/NVIDIA-Release-36895-Hotfix-Driver-DPC-Latency
Dans la discussion du forum Nvidia que tu as posté il semble même y avoir un gars qui dit que l'update aniv de Micro$oft à réglé les problème qu'il lui restait après le hotfix.
ToxicBug
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Guys, what are you speculations regarding TITAN X Pascal and GTX 1080 Ti?
Honestly, I'm not sure what to expect. Big Maxwell was a full GM200 Titan X with 12GB for $999 USD and 2.5 months later a cut-down GM200 980 Ti 6GB for $649 USD.
So far big Pascal is a cut-down GP102 with 12GB GDDR5X for $1200 USD, so what's next?
Here's what I think could the next three big Pascal releases.
Honestly, I'm not sure what to expect. Big Maxwell was a full GM200 Titan X with 12GB for $999 USD and 2.5 months later a cut-down GM200 980 Ti 6GB for $649 USD.
So far big Pascal is a cut-down GP102 with 12GB GDDR5X for $1200 USD, so what's next?
Here's what I think could the next three big Pascal releases.
- GTX 1080 Ti: 3328-core GP102, reference and custom boards, 10GB GDDR5X, $799 USD - within 3 months
- NVIDIA Titan X Pascal HBM2: 3840-core GP102, reference board only, 16GB HBM2, $1500 USD - within 6 months
- GTX 1085 Ti: 3840-core GP102, reference and custom boards, 12GB HBM2, $999 USD - within 9 months
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MrDeap
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La Titan X pascal a "3584 Cuda" quand a la 1080 elle a "2560 Cuda". Donc il y a 40% plus de cuda, donc 40% plus vite par mega hurt de plus.
La ici la 1080 roule a 44.1fps et la Titan X fait 59.9fps qui fait une difference de 15.8fps.
La t'overclock les 2 cartes de +200Mhz sur le core clock speed par example...
Boost clock de la Titan X. 1531MHz
Calcule...
1731-1531/1531= 13% OC
59.9x1.13=67.7fps avec +200MHz en OC---->+7.8FPS
Boost clock du 1080. 1733MHz
Calcule...
1933-1733/1733= 11% OC
44.1x1.11=49FPS~ avec +200MHz en OC---->+4.9FPS
Donc juste avec 200MHz de plus sur les 2...
67.7-49= 18.7 fps de difference en 4K avec Witcher 3. Si tu gosse dans le 1440P ou le 1080P, la difference est incroyablement enorme.
Wally West
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j ai arreter de lire a megahurt
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hbm is not happening on pascal, stop making it a thing
hbm is not happening on pascal, stop making it a thing.
gp100 with hmb2 is for entreprise only because hbm2 is not available in large quantity