Then how about my scenario? from GTX670 jump to GTX1070? 

Haha rugi lorh

Should buy bigger chunk gpu first then only jump 4k
Haha happens all the time

Then how about my scenario? from GTX670 jump to GTX1070? 

Just right  I think it's almost 4x jump? Last time I jumped from GTX460 to GTX970 lol.
Monitor last longer ma.. GPU too fast update..

Waiting for 27" QHD or 3440x1440(?) G-sync HDR 144Mhz IPS. Sure expensive lol.

What is dropping price?
Where where?

Response time on the XB271HU is 4ms (GtG), brightness is 350 Nit (cd/m2) and the contrast ratio is 1000:1. It can produce up to 16.7 colors (8-bit, most likely 6-bit+FRC to emulate 8-bit) and features two 2W in-built speakers. It also covers 100% of the sRGB color gamut, just like the two other XB1 series gaming monitors.

Acer xb271hu

RM 3k

Anyone receive card bought from Occasin? gemfive. How was it?

Just right  I think it's almost 4x jump? Last time I jumped from GTX460 to GTX970 lol.

i never bought from them but looking at their facebook in comments about refunds and long delivery times... it doesn't look good 

https://www.facebook.com/gemfivemy
reminds me of ipmart which was the worse eseller i've seen yet 

i never bought from them but looking at their facebook in comments about refunds and long delivery times... it doesn't look good 

https://www.facebook.com/gemfivemy
reminds me of ipmart which was the worse eseller i've seen yet 

i never bought from them but looking at their facebook in comments about refunds and long delivery times... it doesn't look good 

https://www.facebook.com/gemfivemy
reminds me of ipmart which was the worse eseller i've seen yet 

Almost everywhere is out of stock for MSI cards.

I'll just wait for Christmas and hope they got good Christmas deals for the cards and get it as a Christmas present for myself.

Already no mood to get the card now since birthday already past 1 week ago. Badly wanted to get it as a birthday present.

Just now wanted to buy a tissot watch as a birthday present but the guy told me no stock.

If there is one thing to hate about retailers, it's the words "NO STOCK".

I'm more concern about Occasin (the seller) not about gemfive. I bought my phone there no problem

What a relief and I stand corrected, Pascal does improve with DX12 Async Compute feature (at least with GTX 1070 confirmed, eagerly waits for GTX 1080 results to trickle in). May not be as high as the percentage increase gained by AMD GPUs, but for me looks significant enough, and will get better as Pascal is still relatively new. As for Maxwell, pretty much what I thought will happen when I decided to sell my GTX 970.

Just pull my trigger on Palit GTX1070 Jetstream from Occasin for 1.7k. Seller is quite responsive in facebook so will hope for the best. Meanwhile, I'm in for the 1070 club, cant wait for 1060 no more

Today Futuremark is releasing a new benchmark that focuses on DX12 gaming. No longer just a feature test, Time Spy is a fully baked benchmark with its own rendering engine and scenarios for evaluating the performance of graphics cards and platforms. It requires Windows 10 and a DX12-capable graphics card, and includes two different graphics tests and a CPU test. Oh, and of course, there is a stunningly gorgeous demo mode to go along with it.

Let’s start with the positive results here, in particular with AMD hardware. Both Fiji and Polaris see sizeable gains with the inclusion of asynchronous compute. The Fury X is 12.89% faster with async enabled, the R9 Nano is 11.06% faster and the RX 480 is 8.51% faster. This backs up AMD’s claims that the fundamental architecture design of GCN was built for asynchronous compute, with dedicated hardware schedulers (two in the case of Polaris) included specifically for this purpose.

NVIDIA’s Pascal based graphics are able to take advantage of asynchronous compute, despite some AMD fans continuing to insist otherwise. The GeForce GTX 1080 sees a 6.84% jump in performance with asynchronous compute enabled versus having it turned off. The gap for the GTX 1070 is 5.42%. The scaling is less than we saw on both Fiji and Polaris from AMD, which again indicates that AMD has engineered GCN around asynchronous compute more than NVIDIA has with Pascal.

Now, let’s talk about the bad news: Maxwell. Performance on 3DMark Time Spy with the GTX 980 and GTX 970 are basically unchanged with asynchronous compute enabled or disabled, telling us that the technology isn’t being integrated. In my discussion with NVIDIA about this topic, I was told that async compute support isn’t enabled at the driver level for Maxwell hardware, and that it would require both the driver and the game engine to be coded for that capability specifically.