closer look on 1060
when it announce

http://wccftech.com/gtx-1060-fe-graphics-card/

Damage = RM2219.
Yes, I think it should be the longest (2+3).

Extra 2GB ram but lower memory bandwidth not sure if I need 8GB VRAM or not

The fight gets fiercer.

http://videocardz.com/61917/nvidia-geforce...ost-249-299-usd

1060, USD249 MSRP, Founders Edition USD299. July 19th worldwide.







First of all, f**k you Nvidia for that FE extra cost, you're bleeding the freaking budget demographics too!!?

Second of all, still no top view to confirm the existence or disappearance of SLI fingers. IF there's only one SKU, and it's 6GB, and no SLI, that isn't right. So it may be true that the 1060 is 980's performance at stock and encroaching to the domain between 980-980Ti when overclocked. Nvidia scared to cannibalise their own 1070 card sale.

Caveat: provided these slides are real.

This post has been edited by stringfellow: Jul 7 2016, 05:13 PM

http://videocardz.com/61927/asus-rog-g752v...0-for-notebooks

Rocking a desktop class(!) GTX1070 and GTX1080. HOLY SHIT!

So what's the difference between the 249 and 299 versions?

If these slides are true, shitty Nvidia is milking the Founders Edition again. They shouldn't do that for this market segment.

And it's ...more than what Founders Edition costs for the 1070, the 1070 FE is 40 dollars extra. This one is 50 dollars? Something is not right.....

Can't blame them though since their earlier FEs actually sell. So why not for this too when people are gonna get it anyway

Yeah but at 50 dollars!!? If they put a 30 dollar premium for FE it'll sound kinda logical. 50 dollars extra for 1080FE, 40 for 1070, and 30 for 1060. It's not right to place premiums on budget tier but it has that tiered costing to it.

This post has been edited by stringfellow: Jul 7 2016, 05:37 PM

So it's RX480 killer then. Maybe I could wait this card since they 'claimed' it's 980's performance.

And yeah the hell with this FE thing. If high clock version then it's fine, but . . . .

249 , 6gb ram? all i can say is RIP AMD

This post has been edited by babykids: Jul 7 2016, 05:56 PM

6GB. 249USD for AIB pricing although they almost always never price it at MSRP. Fair enough to guesstimate that the price may fall in between 249 and 299 for AIB, and upwards of 299 for pre-OC version.

Biggest question ever is: is this gonna get jacked up in price locally like the RX480 does?

This post has been edited by stringfellow: Jul 7 2016, 06:03 PM

Still better value than RX 480. If 239 = RM1500 , 249 = RM1600

tell me how u choose? RX 480 or this? Simple right?

I'd choose GTX1070 at RM 1999 lol.

Edit: If it's 1280 cores, GTX1070 will be faster than this by 50% clock to clock.

This post has been edited by Demonic Wrath: Jul 7 2016, 06:05 PM

If base on your user preference, RX 480 buyer will go 1070 too.

RIP AMD

To make this 1060 enticing, Nvidia is now pressure to price it significantly lower than the RM1999. If it's too close, people will either go 480 or 1070.

Hmm, maybe that's what they want Get more people to buy GTX1070.

As mentioned, at 1280 cores, they'll have to clock GTX1060 at 1950MHz so it can be as fast as GTX980. I really doubt they'll clock it that high for stock speed. This is probably "at GTX980 speed at best case scenario again"

Gigabyte itchy already, kenot tahan, they announce the G1 Gaming 1060 already.

http://videocardz.com/61934/gigabyte-annou...-1060-g1-gaming

With all this talk about "founders edition", I won't be suprise at all to see a 1080 ti founders edition and Titan P founders edition.

Getting ridiculous... Haizzz

What do you actually get from FE anyway?