Wow! Preorder price RM3,300
Link: http://www.lelong.com.my/zotac-gtx-1080-fo...7-05-Sale-P.htm

someone asked me earlier what async is all about. found a video that explains the situation


bottomline
- nvidia async is inefficient compared to amd
- but at end of day if the card fps performance still wins regardless of any inefficiencies, then this shouldn't be too big an issue. only tech wise people wish it did have proper hardware async compute similar to amds, so we can get good performance and latencies using that feature.

More juicy rumors Pacsal Ti & Titan
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wa piang eh still need wait where to draw the line man hahaha

itching to upgrade from my 760

There is no line drawn in upgrading

Either spend more or dont spend at all

still thinking should i upgrade my cpu to accomodate the 980ti. 6700k feel over budget and 6600k is only 40% increase on my currect 870 which i feel not worth...

Wait, their expensive because it's the founder's edition ?

So normal reference card will be cheaper to founders edition ?

Damn thats expensive... RM3k above ? No thanks I'm still going to wait and save my money for 1080 TI

I really hope it does.. seriously..
Not sure why the current new one doesn't have it still.

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti “Expected” Specs:
•Process Node – 16nm
•Transistors – 10.8 Billion
•GPU Die Size – 472mm² (TBC)
•SMs – 60
•CUDA Cores Per SM – 64
•FP32 CUDA Cores (Total) – 3840 (TBC)
•FP64 CUDA Cores / SM – TBD
•FP64 CUDA Cores / GPU – TBD
•Memory Interface – HBM2 or GDDR5X
•Memory Size – 16 GB HBM2 / 12 GB GDDR5X
•TDP – 250W

According to a recent leak by ChipHell, the GTX 1080 Ti is powered by GP102, which is basically a bridge between GP100, aka the Big pascal, and GP104. The GP102 silicon measures at the ~470mm² die size, and might have 64 CUDA cores per SM, with a total CUDA core count of 3840.

Further, if the 1080 Ti supports HBM2, we might expect the consumption to fall within the range of 250W power budget. Which means, the GTX 1080 Ti could output 50% more raw performance than the GTX 1080, or roughly equivalent to a GTX 1080 SLI, making it a solid 4K @ 60Hz capable graphics card.

we were expecting the RX 480 to cost somewhere between $249 to $310. An MSRP of $199 therefore, comes as a very very pleasant surprise. It would allow AMD to not only under-cut superior performance claims of the GTX 1070 and GTX 1080 in terms of sheer value proposition, but would also likely increase AMD’s market share – reaching a segment of the market that Nvidia did not reach out to.

Without missing a beat with the launch of the latest Broadwell-E processors from Intel, and the highest performing graphics card ever with the NVIDIA GTX 1080, Digital Storm has shoehorned both into their 34-inch all-in-one display.

There were several manufacturers showing off the 34-inch all-in-one gaming system at CES, and the curved display makes for a commanding view. The widescreen display features a 3440x1440 21:9 panel with a slight radius to it. As mentioned, this is a common design from several manufacturers, with Digital Storm being the first to market (or at least the first to my inbox) with the latest and greatest Broadwell-E and GTX 1080 cards.

On the graphics side, you can opt to just use integrated graphics, or anything from a GTX 950 to the GTX 1080

Cooling is always going to be an issue with you pack this much power into a small space, so Aura features liquid cooling for the CPU, and the graphics card blower exhausts hot air out of the display bezel, which should be ideal for expelling the waste heat from the GPU.

The Aura is available now starting at $1999.

It seems like I will most likely getting 1070 OC ver instead of 1080 after reading the review. The dollar per performance of 1070 is much better than 1080. I can use the xtra funds to invest on my 2k monitor or use it in getting my PS4 Neo on Sep    

However, most likely I will not be doing SLI for it as I plan to make M-ATX form factor instead of ATX. I'm still struggling whether I should go for either one of these.

http://www.gigahertz.net.in/news/latest-ne...-card?showall=1
Sad day in India

Those who want something priced even lower than the GTX 1070 should keep their eyes on AMD's upcoming RX 480, which should show up with other Polaris 10/11 cards. The RX 480 will start at $199 and is launching on June 29. We don't have benchmarks yet, but all signs point to this being an amazing bang-for-the-buck card.

Investing in a GTX 1080/1070 to run 1080p is really a waste. The way forward is 1440p. FYI, you could now get an XB271HU listed at RM3199 with free Predator headset (worth M499).

Gigabyte GTX 1070 FE 8GB GDDR5 RM2399.00 - TECHVIEW IT SOLUTION   

If your existing card is still able to get you the results you need, stick with it. Am hopeful prices will settle down when market supply starts to increase.