More details about the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1180 surface

[Redaktion]

An entry for the upcoming Nvidia GeForce GTX 1180 graphics card has been made in TechPowerUp's GPU database. Notebookcheck already reported on rumors surrounding the next-gen GPU and the data that has now surfaced online seems to support some of the expected specifications, including 3584 shading units and a 256-bit memory bus.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/More-details-about-the-Nvidia-GeForce-GTX-1180-surface.302838.0.html

[Tiberiu Lupescu]

All the data is speculation, many websites do it. I remember TPU made a Vega page that was completely out out of this world when the actual GPU launched. If you take a closer look at many GPUs you can still see wrong information.

[Spunjji]

16GB of RAM would certainly not put a smile on my face at current costs... especially not as it's going to be functionally useless for a couple of years. It gives you a nice idea about how much they plan to charge for this, though.

[IG Pro]

That 16GB of ram is certainly very very useful at even this current time. VFX renders and especially volumetric simulations need a ton of gpu ram, and since CUDA cores are used across almost all VFX and filmmaking applications the extra ram is excellent. Don't just think the sole purpose of a GPU is gaming, it's a recurring pattern to see people state so.

[IG Pro]

What doesn't really make sense is that the GFLOPS are exactly the same as a GTX 1080TI. The number is too much alike, so it's not accurate.