It's actually about 70% faster but exaggerate away. And I was refering to 1070 being faster than Titan X. Continue to complain and cry wolf for another two weeks or so. I look forward to new excuses and negative exaggerations when 1070 is indeed faster than Titan X.
Who cares about stock Titan X. Didn't you yourself spend almost a year emphasizing how after-market 980Ti is 25-30% faster than a stock Fury X? Be consistent then and compare 1070 to AIB 980Ti that most PC gamers purchased, not that stock blower $1K overpriced Titan X.
Even if 1070 beats a stock 980Ti/TX, a stock 670 beat 580 by 20%. Fact is it would be the worst x70/75 series card from NV ever; the most cut down x70/75 series card ever.
Considering NV also raised the price from $329 970 to $379-449, this is a double hit to gamers. There is no need to defend this because IF NV fans keep defending NV, it's only encouraging NV to maintain or worse extend the business practices of raising prices and/or using marketing brand name manipulation to sell highly neutered cards as 2nd tier level. 570/670/970 were all much better in reference to the 1st tier card were produced from.
NV is effectively raising prices on both x70 and x80 tiers now by delivering less for more $. 680 outperformed the 580 by 30% for $499, not $599-699. I still don't get why so many go out of your way to defend what's happening in the GPU industry right now unless people feel superior paying more as a token of their "elite gamer status"?
You want AMD to come and make NV to lower their prices so you can buy NV cards cheaper?
That is exactly kind of mindset that allows NV to increase their prices.
Great post. That's what many of them want and then skip AMD anyway. If P10 ~ Fury X, AMD should price Polaris 10 at $349. With mining, the card will be projected to pay for itself in ~ 4.5 months, making it a bargain anyway, while still costing $100 less than a reference 1070. Early adopters will buy every single Polaris 10 they can get their hands on since mining is only becoming more profitable. Then by the fall when the early adopter wave subsides, AMD can always drop the price to $299-329. It's not as if NV loyalists would have purchased a $249 Polaris 10 anyway. They would have spent extra on the 1070 ($299 280X vs. $380-450 770 2-4GB), or would have waited 3-4 months for 1060Ti.