Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 Ti Gaming 8G Review

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With its GeForce GTX 1070 Ti Gaming 8G, Gigabyte satisfies Nvidia's specifications and presents a gap-filler that has to make due without factory overclocking.

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[Cryio]

I'm still mostly impressed how the Vega64 is universally faster than 1080, same for Vega56 vs 1070.

 

[MASOUTH]

"universally faster"

I do not think it means what you think it means...

 

[derekullo]

[quotemsg=20526514,0,414569]I'm still mostly impressed how the Vega64 is universally faster than 1080, same for Vega56 vs 1070.[/quotemsg]

The Geforce 1080 beats the Vega64 in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands at 2560x1440.

The Vega64 is also a 295 watt tdp card versus the 180 watt Geforce 1080.

A 60% increase in TDP to be 0 - 12% better is not very efficient.

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2839/geforce-gtx-1080
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2871/radeon-rx-vega-64

For completeness, the Geforce 1080 Ti is a 250 watt card.

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2877/geforce-gtx-1080-ti

On the other hand, Vega56/64 are both awesome monero miners even taking their 295 watt tdp into account.

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[danielh1949]

Stacking 4 Oscopes on top of a high shelf? are you serious? please reconsider, your work is worth reading.

 

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[quotemsg=20526949,0,2624727]Stacking 4 Oscopes on top of a high shelf? are you serious? please reconsider, your work is worth reading.[/quotemsg]
What's the problem? Haven't you ever been in a lab before? The parts can be stacked and this is provided for by the manufacturer. Besides, everything's screwed down, don't worry. I need short signalling pathways to connect the scopes to each other, there are not many possibilities left. And - between you and me: when I'm standing in front of it, the top scope is barely at eye level. This is the art of photography, not a high shelf

If you don't have any problems, you can build your own...

 

[danielh1949]

[quotemsg=20529267,0,482859][quotemsg=20526949,0,2624727]Stacking 4 Oscopes on top of a high shelf? are you serious? please reconsider, your work is worth reading.[/quotemsg]
What's the problem? Haven't you ever been in a lab before? The parts can be stacked and this is provided for by the manufacturer. Besides, everything's screwed down, don't worry. I need short signalling pathways to connect the scopes to each other, there are not many possibilities left. And - between you and me: when I'm standing in front of it, the top scope is barely at eye level. This is the art of photography, not a high shelf

If you don't have any problems, you can build your own...
[/quotemsg]
Just concerned about your safety, and I've built enough of my own; but I see from your picture that I need not be concerned. Nice setup, as long as it's safe. I look forward to interesting reading. I'd especially like waveform comparison of the current PCI with the new bus they're considering as the replacement. The whole waveguide multilayer PC board is nearly as interesting as Walsh codes. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Hope it's better than this one was. Old Lang Syne is gaining new meaning to me. Dan

 

[FormatC]

Have you ever been to the lab in China? What is the screw for the German and the glue for the American is the cable tie for the Chinese. It's all very optimistic (ok, it looks so), but it's (mostly) holding up well.

I wish you also a happy new year and have a nice time.

 

[danielh1949]

[quotemsg=20533302,0,482859]Have you ever been to the lab in China? What is the screw for the German and the glue for the American is the cable tie for the Chinese. It's all very optimistic (ok, it looks so), but it's (mostly) holding up well.

I wish you also a happy new year and have a nice time. [/quotemsg]

My uncle, Herr Professor, sent me German Erektor Sets for my earliest birthdays (or so I seem to remember), Your question brought to my mind a vision of an erector set tower held together by wire ties. I guess it would be good for an earthquake, although I would not like to be on it at that time.