1060 enough....

i thought you were kidding until i saw this vid....

upgrading monitor also lar, aiming 144p @ constant 100hz.

I just wanted a cheap and reliable , mostly just for simple gaming. Slience and cooler below <70 on load.Not sure because most review are done on US base temp where malaysia is different.

Great... I expect... the 'GTX 2070 with 11GB of GDDR5X @ 12Gbps' = the sweet one price/performance wise, but maybe not the initial release period

Maybe it's a good idea for those still in the waiting game to skip a generation (Maxwell -> Volta)

I don't think the GTX 2070 will come with 11GB memory clocked at 12Gbps though, since the GTX 2070 would probably perform around the GTX 1080 or a little better due to process shrink.

nay I think the 2070 will be around xP specs.
I can always wish!!!

Lets hope so hahahaha

Still, it's interesting to see what Nvidia will do now. Even if they refined Pascal just a little bit, like adding another SM into the GPC (Pascal GP1XX : 1 GPC = 5 SM to GP2XX : 1 GPC = 6 SM), they can already beat AMD RX 500 series without much work.

They just gonna release volta. hahaha

The chipset is the same, all from nVidia so they are all reliable.

The only difference is the "packaging" and by packaging, I am referring to each "producers" different tweaks like clock speed etc etc. Obviously, higher clock speed would mean better performance hence more heat.

The only noise from the 1050Ti is the fan's noise when it kicks in only on occasion when the GPU overloads itself but most of the time, you wouldn't even notice its there.

I highly doubt weather temperature would affect the GPU since it spent 100% of its time in the casing anyway. I'd put more effort in ensuring there are ample space in the casing and sufficient fans to assist the cooling of the GPU, although the GPU also has 2 fans on it.

From Nvidia recent track record with their 3 Titan X's, I highly doubt it. Haha
If they went with Volta route, they're probably going to release small Volta this generation (around 300mm2 and less GPU die size) since AMD is not putting up a fight.

Probably, I base it on GTX 1070 vs. GTX 980 performance difference

In any case, this is how things are (if value conscious... Titans excluded):

Haha, that's only possible with a die shrink that shrunk it to almost half the size ler.

The GTX 970 in Malaysia is still priced quite high, so I think the best would be the 4GB RX 470 over here, followed closely by GTX 1060 3GB.

I see... haha ok.

For me, a worthy/sensible upgrade would be a resolution jump, monitor + GPU (1080 -> 1440p) and yes you're right, the prices still not that good here but the fps/$ can serve as a gauge of where they should be. Used GPUs (GTX 1070/1080) in Garage sales not bad, been eyeing for sometime now but... still not where I want them to be.

I guess you're looking into the Ultra 4K experience then. If such is the case, definitely, Volta will be a better GPU generation to get into. Only very high end Pascal cards can deliver that right now.

For me, 1080p still fits the bill.

Someone actually did a comparison of the various GTX1080 ti available. Take a look here.

Haha interesting

Ok, finally, I choose MSI 1080 Ti instead of Zotac





Completed my built. Later i'll do cable management, my wallet already burn to ashes