cheapest 1070 at the 'egg right now is $400 (and you don't get very far down the page before you get to $429), so lets see if it actually sticks at that price.
with 1080s starting at $500, i don't really see a space for this card.
I really don't get why Nvidia would bother with a 1070Ti. It isn't like Vega 56 is making a huge dent in the market.
From my testing with GTX1070 oc memory from 8000 to 9500 resulting in 8-10% perf gain.So even crippled GTX1070 with only 1920sp is bandwidth bottleneck.OC core dont do anything because all aftermarket 1070 already runing at 2Ghz stock(only if core can oc to 2150mhz then it add few %)More like I don't see a space for the 1070. $400 for 1920 cores or $430 for 2432 cores? Easy decision.
And also compare it to the 1080. At $430, the 1070 Ti is 95% of a 1080 for about 86% of the price, so it'll easily have the price efficiency going for it. Unless the slower memory bottlenecks it should be quite close to the 1080, unlike the 1070.
I really don't get why Nvidia would bother with a 1070Ti. It isn't like Vega 56 is making a huge dent in the market.
I really don't get why Nvidia would bother with a 1070Ti. It isn't like Vega 56 is making a huge dent in the market.
GTX 1070 MSRP is $379 ($449 for FE), but the cheapest one available is $399 and most are in the $450 range. GTX 1080 is MSRP $499 (price dropped $100 since launch) and you can actually buy them for $499 with many in the $550 range.A gtx1070 has a 349$ msrp , the gtx1070ti has a msrp of 429$ , and,the new
Msrp for gtx1080 is now 500$
Seems like a good spread in pricing.
Actually there was a new msrp for the 1070 and 1080 gtx lineup a while back when the 1080 and 1060 ' s were shipping with faster memory.GTX 1070 MSRP is $379 ($449 for FE), but the cheapest one available is $399 and most are in the $450 range. GTX 1080 is MSRP $499 (price dropped $100 since launch) and you can actually buy them for $499 with many in the $550 range.
If the cards were all MSRP in reality, I would agree with you, but the line between 1070 and 1080 cards is ~$100. A $429 MSRP for a 1070Ti would actually be a better value.
5% slower at stock than your OC card isn't really a nail in the coffin, is it? No doubt it should have the newest GDDR5X though, that seems like a dumb move.First 1070TI test..Card is bandwidth bottleneck like i predicted.Its around 5% slower than my old GTX1070@2140/9500
https://videocardz.com/73395/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-ti-3dmark-performance
I'm hoping for a mini 1070 Ti to tide me over until Volta, especially if the power draw stays relatively low.