But honestly, it should be like this
They should just stop beating around the bush and use pure relative performance in their graphs.
They should just stop beating around the bush and use pure relative performance in their graphs.
They should just stop beating around the bush and use pure relative performance in their graphs.
Hmm, how much for GTX 1060? $320?
They should just stop beating around the bush and use pure relative performance in their graphs.
+1Talk about dishonest marketing. Anyway 15% faster than RX480 probably only in DX11. Slower in DX12. Should be on par with AIB RX480 if they are indeed clocked faster than stock. 6gb vs 8gb is IMO not an issue at least for now. VR numbers are nonsense probably. Its like claiming RX480 is 30x faster when using foveated rendering.
Most likely worse in perf/$ but will still sell more than 480 if they can make them fast enough.
Here's my reasoned speculation about the GTX 1060 6GB:
It will beat RX 480 in Gameworks titles by an average of 15%.
It will lose to RX 480 in DX12 benchmarks by an average of 15%.
It will use 70-80% of the power of a RX 480.
It will be 20-30% more expensive than an RX 480.
It will still sell like hotcakes.
I might get a 1060 myself now isntead of a 480X , but goddamit the graph is driving me mad. had to throw it in excel and used 1.15 , 1.25 and 1.43 (maby should be 1.45)
But this is Nvidia...they don't give you performance for nothin. I predict this card will be released at at least $299, maybe even $329. They don't care, they know it will outsell the 480 regardless.
And then they release a 1040 for LATAM and people will buy it... until the next 3 months where their corresponsant driver nerfs them all.Looks like a good card.
But this is Nvidia...they don't give you performance for nothin. I predict this card will be released at at least $299, maybe even $329. They don't care, they know it will outsell the 480 regardless.
Then some crappy 1050 or something will be released at $200 or 249 and it will be panned by every review (as it should be), and still sell great.
If AMD manages to troll nVIDIA hard and releases a driver that increases performance to even make the 480 look unbeatable... nVIDIA will have a bad time.
I'm guessing $250 because they can get it. But if I were Nvidia I would charge $200 to really kick AMD in the teeth.
The 480 could eviscerate the 1060 and the 1060 would still sell better.
Here's my reasoned speculation about the GTX 1060 6GB:
It will beat RX 480 in Gameworks titles by an average of 15%.
It will lose to RX 480 in DX12 benchmarks by an average of 15%.
It will use 70-80% of the power of a RX 480.
It will be 20-30% more expensive than an RX 480.
It will still sell like hotcakes.