Nvidia GeForce GTX 1000 Series (Pascal) MegaThread: FAQ and Resources

[Math Geek]

Welcome to the Tom's Hardware Forum Nvidia 1000 Series Discussion Thread

This thread will serve as an information repository and discussion thread for all things related to the new Nvidia 1000 series graphics cards. It will contain links to rumors, specs, charts, benchmarks, reviews, models of specific cards and anything else of interest relating to these cards. As new data, information and content is made available, it will be added to the thread to allow on-going discussions and topics. The majority of the primary thread data will be represented and updated on the first page's posts. Please feel free to update the thread curator with PM's with information to be added or contributed to this section. AMD vs Nvidia flame wars will not be tolerated

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Official Titan X Product Page

$1200 and sold though Nvidia.com only
3584 CUDA Cores
1417/1831 clock speeds
12 GB GDDR5X Vram
250w TDP using a 6-pin and 8-pin PCIe power connections
266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Official GTX 1080 ti Product Page

List of available custom GTX 1080 ti cards with specs, prices and reviews where available


Official GTX 1080 Product Page

List of available custom GTX 1080 cards with specs, prices and reviews where available.

A list of 1080 Founder's Edition Reviews.. There are 50 reviews in various languages and another 8 video reviews linked to.

In general the GTX 1080 beats the competition by the following:

at 1440p the 1080 beats the Titan X / 980 ti by about 27% and the 980 by abut 60%. The Fury X gets beaten by 43%, the fury by 50% and the 390x by 73%

at 4k the 1080 the Titan X / 980 ti is beaten by about 33%, and the 980 by 74%. AMD's Fury X loses by 43%, the Fury by 54% and the 390x by79%

1080 SLI benchmarks can be found over at Guru3D. OC3D has done a 1080 SLI review with the MSI Gaming X. Finally, TechSpot ran 1080 SLI review with the Palit GamerRock Premium Edition

In short, 1080 SLI seems to only be worthwhile for 4k gaming and is still very much in need of driver improvements.


Official GTX 1070 Product Page

List of available custom GTX 1070 cards with specs, prices and reviews where available.

A list of 1070 Founder's Edition Reviews. 20+ reviews and some video links

In general the GTX 1070 competes with the competition by the following:

At 1080p the 1070 was 18% slower than a 1080, 5% faster than a Titan X, 11% faster than a 980ti, 40% faster than a 980 and 64% faster than a 970. On the AMD side, it was faster than all by 31% for the Fury X, 40% for the Fury and 46% for the 390x.

At 1440p the 1070 was 20% slower than a 1080, 2% faster than a Titan X, 6% faster than a 980ti, 37% faster than a 980 and 64% faster than a 970!! It beat out all the AMD cards again by 21% for the Fury X, 30% for the Fury and 40% for the 390x

At 4k the 1070 was 20% slower than a 1080, 1% slower than a Titan X, 3% faster than a 980ti, 39% faster than a 980 and 79% better than a 970. for AMD it beat the Fury X by 11%, the Fury by 24% and the 390x by 35%

Guru 3D 1070 SLI review using 2 MSI Gaming X cards. Hexus.net also did a 1070 SLI review using the MSI Gaming x card

It will beat a GTX 1080 easily at most resolutions, however it sees negative scaling in some games at lower resolutions like 1080p.


Official GTX 1060 6 GB Product Page

List of available custom GTX 1060 6 GB cards with specs, prices and reviews where available.

A list of 1060 Founder's Edition and a few custom cards 50+ reviews and about 20 videos

In general, the GTX 1060 competes with the competition by the following:

At 1080p the 1060 was 37.5% slower than a 1080, 26.3% slower than a 1070, 1.3% slower than a 980 and 20.2% faster than the 970. The RX 480 was beaten by 13.1% and the 390 by 7.8% but lost to the Fury by 5.8%

At 1440p the 1060 was 41% slower than a 1080, 28.1% slower than a 1070, 2.5% slower than a 980 and 21.6% faster than a 970. The RX 480 was beaten by 10.7% and the 390 by 2.2%, but lost to the Fury by 13.9%

At 2160p the 1060 was 41.7% slower than a 1080, 28.9% slower than a 1070, 3.1% slower than a 980 and 21.2% faster than a 970. The RX 480 was beaten by 9.8% and lost to the 390 by 1.6% and the Fury by 18%


Official GTX 1060 3 GB Product Page

List of available custom GTX 1060 3 GB cards with specs, prices and reviews where available.

As soon as reviews and benchmarks are available, performance numbers will be updated here.


Official GTX 1050 Product Page

List of available custom GTX 1050 Ti cards with specs, prices and reviews where available.

List of available custom GTX 1050 cards with specs, prices and reviews where available.

As soon as reviews and benchmarks are available, performance numbers will be updated here.

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3/1 update Nvidia announced the 1080ti card yesterday. Here is a write up from Tom's of what they said about it. Reference card is going to run $699. As we know custom cards will be less and more than likely worth waiting for. As always as custom models and reviews show up, I will add them to the ever growing list in the posts below. The first post will change to the 1080 ti models once we begin to see them. Guess we will see reviews of the FE and custom models starting next week if that is when the cards are supposed to be released.

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I encourage and ask for any links that would be helpful to add to this post. Reviews, benchmarks, rumors (credible ones), models I may have missed and any other 10 series information you may find.

 

[Math Geek]

GTX 1080 ti models information
Founder's Edition will have the following specs:
3584 CUDA Cores
1480/1582 clock speeds
11 GB GDDR5X Vram
250w TDP using a 6-pin/8-pin PCIe power connections and 6+2 power phases
266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Looking for one of these cards? This handy site keeps tabs on what is in stock and where. Includes a number of countries. Thanks to sean8102 for the heads up on the site. NowInStock.net sorted for 1080 ti cards

ASUS
Founder's Edition
Turbo 11G (FE style).....1480/1582 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....1 fan.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
ROG Strix Gaming OC.....1594/1708 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....3 fans.....134mm x 298mm x 2 slots

BioStar

Colorful

EVGA
Founder's Edition
SC Gaming iCX Black Edition.....1556/1670 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....7+1 phases.....2 fans.....111.2mm x 266.7mm x 2 slots
SC2 Gaming iCX.....1556/1670 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....7+1 phases.....2 fans.....111.2mm x 266.7mm x 2 slots
FTW3 iCX Edition.....1569/1683 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....3 fans.....111.2mm x 266.7mm x 2 slots
SC2 Elite Gaming iCX.....1556/1670 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....7+1 phases.....2 fans.....111.2mm x 266.7mm x 2 slots
FTW3 iCX Elite Edition.....1569/1683 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....3 fans.....111.2mm x 266.7mm x 2 slots

Gainward
Founder's Edition

Galax
Founder's Edition
1080 ti (FE style).....1480/1582 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....1 fan.....281mm x 124.3mm x 2 slots
Extreme OC Edition.....1531/1645 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....2 fans.....281mm x 124.3mm x 2 slots

Gigabyte
Founder's Edition
Gaming OC.....1544/1657 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....280mm x 114mm 2 slots
AORUS 1080 ti.....1594/1708 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+2 phases.....3 fans.....293mm x 142mm x 2.5 slots
AORUS XTreme Edition.....1632/1746 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+2 phases.....3 fans.....293mm x 142mm x 2.5 slots

Inno3D
Founder's Edition
iChill X3.....TBD.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....3 fans.....302.5mm x 110.54mm x 2.5 slots
iChill X4.....TBD.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....4 fans.....302.5mm x 115.2mm x 2.5 slots

MSI
Founder's Edition
Aero (FE style).....1480/1582 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....1 fan.....269mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Aero OC (FE style).....1506/1620 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....1 fan.....269mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Armor.....1480/1582 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....290mm x 143mm x 2 slots
Armor OC.....1531/1645 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....290mm x 143mm x 2 slots
Gaming 11G.....1506/1620 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....290mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Gaming X.....1569/1683 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....290mm x 140mm x 2 slots

Palit
Founder's Edition

PNY
Founder's Edition

Zotac
Founder's Edition
1080 ti Blower (FE style).....1480/1582 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....1 fan.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Amp.....1569/1683 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....16+2 phases.....2 fans.....300mm x 148mm x 2 slots
Amp Extreme.....TBD.....2 x 8-pin power.....16+2 phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 2.5 slots

 

[Math Geek]

GTX 1080 models information
Founder's Editions will have the following specs: Tom's Hardware GTX 1080 Founder's Edition Review
2560 CUDA Cores
1607/1733 Clock speeds
8 GB GDDR5X Vram
180w TDP using an 8 pin PCIe power connection and 5 + 1 power phases
266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Looking for one of these cards? This handy site keeps tabs on what is in stock and where. Includes a number of countries. Thanks to sean8102 for the heads up on the site. NowInStock.net sorted for 1080 cards

ASUS
Founder's Edition
Turbo 8G (FE style).....1607/1733 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan.....267mm x 112mm x 2 slots
Strix Gaming 8G.....1607/1733 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....298mm x 134mm x 2 slots
Strix Gaming A8G.....1670/1809 & 1695/1835 clock speeds.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....298mm x 134mm x 2 slots
ROG Strix Gaming OC.....1759/1898 & 1784/1936 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....298mm x 134mm x 2 slots.....OC3D Review, Guru3D Review

BioStar
Founder's Edition

Colorful
iGame U-Top.....1645/1784 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 2 slots
iGame X-Top.....1708/1847 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 3 slots
iGame X-Top Advanced.....1759/1898 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power..... 8+2 phases.....3 fans.....315mm x 126mm x 3 slots

EVGA
Founder's Edition
Gaming (FE style).....1607/1733 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Gaming ACX 3.0.....1607/1733 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Gaming iCX.....1607/1733 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SC Gaming ACX 3.0.....1708/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots.....HardwareCanucks Review
SC2 Gaming iCX.....1708/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW DT Edition.....1607/1733 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 128.6mm x 2 slots
FTW Edition.....1721/1860 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 128.6mm x 2 slots.....BitTech Review, HTLegion Review, Cowcotland Review
FTW2 Edition.....1721/1860 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 128.6mm x 2 slots
Classified Edition.....1721/1860 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....14+3 phases.....2 fans.....279.4mm x 150.9mm x 2 slots.....HWLuxx Review, HWAsylum Review
Hybrid Gaming.....1708/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan/1 radiator.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW Hybrid Gaming.....1721/1860 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....1 fan/1 radiator.....266.7mm x 128.6mm x 2 slots.....Gamer's Nexus Review
FTW Hydro Copper.....1721/1860 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....waterblock.....266.7mm x 128.6mm x 2 slots

Gainward
Founder's Edition
Phoenix.....1607/1733 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots
Phoenix "GS".....1708/1847 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots
Phoenix "GLH".....1746/1885 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots.....Hardware.info Review, OC3D Review

Galax
Founder's Edition
Virtual Edition (FE style).....1607/1733 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan.....281mm x 184mm x 2 slots
Extreme OC Edition.....1657/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+2 phases.....2 fans.....296mm x 144mm x 2 slots.....OCinFrance.com Review
EXOC Sniper White.....1657/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+2 phases.....2 fans.....296mm x 144mm x 2 slots
EXOC Sniper Black.....1657/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+2 phases.....2 fans.....296mm x 144mm x 2 slots
Hall of Fame Edition.....1733/1873 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+3 phases.....3 fans.....330mm x 152mm x 2.5 slots.....HWLuxx Review
Hall of Fame Edition Limited Edition.....1809/1961 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+3 phases.....3 fans.....330mm x 152mm x 2.5 slots

Gigabyte
Founder's Edition
GTX 1080 Turbo OC (FE style).....1657/1797 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....1 fan.....TBD x 2 slots
WindForce OC.....1632/1771 & 1657/1797 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....2 fans.....280mm x 114mm x 2 slots
D5X 8G.....1632/1771 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....280mm x 114mm x 2 slots
G1 Gaming.....1695/1835 & 1721/1860 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....286mm x 115mm x 2.5 slots.....Guru3D Review, Hardware.info Review, Hexus.net Review, Vortex Review
Xtreme Gaming.....1759/1898 & 1784/1936 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+2 phases.....3 fans.....287mm x 140mm x 2.5 slots.....TomsHW.de Review, HWLuxx Review, HardOCP Review
Xtreme Gaming (v. 2).....1759/1898 & 1784/1936 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+2 phases.....3 fans.....287mm x 140mm x 2.5 slots
Xtreme Gaming WaterForce.....1759/1898 & 1784/1936 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+2 phases.....1 radiator.....264mm x 124mm x 2 slots, Gamer's Nexus Review
Xtreme Gaming Waterforce (v. 2).....1784/1936 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+2 phases.....1 radiator.....264mm x 124mm x 2 slots
Xtreme Gaming WaterForce WB.....1784/1936 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+2 phases.....waterblock.....TBD x 2 slots

Inno3D
Founder's Edition
Twin X2.....1607/1733 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....2 fans.....266mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Gaming OC.....1708/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....275mm x 118mm x 2 slots
iChill X3.....1759/1898 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....3 fans.....302mm x 109mm x 2.5 slots.....Hardware.info Review, Hexus.net Review, Bit Tech Review
iChill x3 v2.....1733/1873 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....3 fans.....302.2mm x 108.7mm x 2.5 slots
iChill X4.....1759/1898 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....4 fans.....302mm x 115mm x 2.5 slots
iChill x4 v2.....1733/1873 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....4 fans.....302.2mm x 108.7mm x 2.5 slots
iChill Black.....1759/1898 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan/ 1 radiator.....266mm x 98mm x 2.5 slots

MSI
Founder's Edition
Aero (FE style).....1607/1733 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan.....269mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Aero OC (FE style).....1632/1771 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan.....269mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Armor.....1607/1733 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Armor OC.....1657/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Gaming 8G.....1632/1771 clock speed.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Gaming X.....1683/1822 & 1708/1847 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots.....Guru3D review, OC3D Review, OC Club Review
Gaming Z.....1733/1873 & 1771/1911 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots.....Guru3D Review, HWZone Review, HWCanucks Review
SeaHawk.....1632/1771 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan/1 radiator.....270mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Seahawk X.....1708/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan/1 radiator.....270mm x 111mm x 2 slots.....Guru3D Review, Gamer's Nexus Review
SeaHawk EK X.....1683/1822 & 1708/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....10 phases.....water block.....278mm x 165mm x 2 slots
Duke (Asian market).....1708/1847 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....312mm x 140mm x 2 slots
30th Anniversary Limited Edition.....1695/1835 & 1721/1860 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....TBD.....Full waterblock/Radiator.....277mm x 167mm x 2 slots

Palit
Founder's Edition
Dual OC.....1620/1759 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....267mm x 112mm x 2 slots
JetStream.....1607/1733 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots
Super JetStream.....1708/1847 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots
GameRock.....1645/1784 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots
GameRock Premium Edition.....1746/1885 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots.....Guru3D Review, TPU Review, Hexus.net Review
GamerRock Premium + G-panel.....1746/1885 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots.....Techporn Review

PNY
Founder's Edition
1080 8GB (FE style).....1607/1733 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan.....266.7mm x 111.3mm x 2 slots
XLR8 Gaming OC.....1708/1848 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....3 fans.....292mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Zotac
Founder's Edition
1080 Mini.....1620/1759 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fan.....211mm x 125mm x 2 slots
Amp.....1683/1822 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....300mm x 148mm x 2 slots.....TechPowerUp Review
Amp Extreme.....1771/1911 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10 phases.....3 fans.....325mm x 148mm x 2.5 slots.....Guru 3D Review, Tweaktown Review, Vortez.net Review
Arctic Storm.....1632/1771 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10 phases.....waterblock.....300mm x 148mm x 2 slots.....Guru3D Review, HWLuxx Review
ArticStorm Thermaltake 10 Yr Anniversary Edition.....1657/1797 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....16 phases.....waterblock.....300mm x 171mm x 2 slots

 

[Math Geek]

GTX 1070 models information
Founder's Edition will have the following specs: Tom's Hardware GTX 1070 Founder's Edition Review
1920 CUDA Cores
1506/1683 Clock speeds
8 GB GDDR5 Vram
150w TDP using an 8 pin PCIe power connector and 4 + 1 power phases
266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Looking for one of these cards? This handy site keeps tabs on what is in stock and where. Includes a number of countries. Thanks to sean8102 for the heads up on the site. NowInStock.net sorted for 1070 cards

ASUS
Founder's Edition.....$449
Turbo 8G (FE style).....$409.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Dual.....1531/1721 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....242mm x 130mm x 2 slots
Dual OC.....$429.....1582/1771 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....240mm x 129mm x 2 slots
Strix Gaming 8G.....$429.....1531/1721 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....3 fans.....298mm x 134mm x 2 slots
ROG Strix Gaming OC.....$449.....1632/1835 & 1657/1860 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....3 fans.....298mm x 134mm x 2 slots.....BitTech Review, KitGuru Review

BioStar
Founder's Edition.....$449

Colorful
iGame U-Top.....1569/1759 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 2 slots
iGame X-Top.....1506/1683 & 1657/1860 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power..... 8+2 phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 2.5 slots.....VideoCardz Review
iGame X-top Advanced.....1620/1822 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....315mm x 126mm x 3 slots
iGame X-Top Advanced Limited.....1657/1860 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....315mm x 126mm x 3 slots


EVGA
Founder's Edition.....$439
Gaming (FE style).....$399.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Gaming ACX 3.0.....$419.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Gaming iCX.....$439.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SC Gaming ACX 3.0.....$439.....1594/1784 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots.....GamersNexus Review, Guru3D Review, Hardware.info Review
SC2 Gaming iCX.....$449.....1594/1784 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SC Gaming ACX 3.0 Black Edition (stock clocks).....$429.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SC Gaming ACX 3.0 Black Edition.....$399.....1594/1784 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW DT Edition.....$429.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 137.7mm x 2 slots
FTW Edition.....$459.....1607/1797.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 137.7mm x 2 slots.....Hexus.net Review, HWLuxx Review
FTW2 Edition.....$469.....1607/1797.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 137.7mm x 2 slots
Hybrid Gaming.....$459.....1594/1784 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan/1 radiator.....266.7mm x 128.6mm x 2 slots
FTW Hybrid Gaming.....$489.....1607/1797 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....1 fan/1 radiator.....266.7mm x 128.7mm x 2 slots

Gainward
Founder's Edition.....£420 w/VAT
GTX 1070.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....252mm x 112mm x 2 slots
Phoenix.....£380 w/VAT.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots
Phoenix "GS".....£390 w/VAT.....1632/1835 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots.....Vortez.net Review
Phoenix "GLH".....£400 w/VAT.....1670/1873 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots.....OC3D Review, HW.info Review

Galax
Founder's Edition.....$449
Virtual Edition (FE style).....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan.....281mm x 124.3mm x 2 slots
OC Mini.....1518/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....195mm x 130mm x 2 slots
Extreme Edition.....1518/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+2 phases.....2 fans.....371mm x 238mm x 2 slots
Extreme OC Edition.....1607/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+2 phases.....2 fans.....296mm x 144mm x 2 slots.....HWOC.com Review, MadShrimps Review
EXOC Sniper White.....1594/1784 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+2 phases.....3 fans.....296mm x 144mm x 2 slots
EXOC Sniper Black.....1594/1784 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+2 phases.....3 fans.....296mm x 144mm x 2 slots
Hall of Fame Edition.....1620/1822 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+3 phases.....3 fans.....330mm x 152mm x 2.5 slots
Hall of Fame Limited Edition.....1657/1860 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....12+3 phases.....3 fans.....330mm x 152mm x 2.5 slots

Gigabyte
Founder's Edition.....$449
Mini ITX OC.....$399.....1531/1721 & 1556/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan.....169mm x 131mm x 2 slots
Mini ITX (rev 1).....1531/1721 & 1556/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....1 fan.....169mm x 131mm x 2 slots
WindForce.....1506/1683 & 1531/1721 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....2 fans.....298mm x 131mm x 2 slots
WindForce OC.....$399.....1556/1746 & 1582/1774 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....2 fans.....298mm x 131mm x 2.5 slots
G1 Gaming.....$429.....1594/1784 & 1620/1822 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....3 fans.....280mm x 114mm x 2 slots.....Guru3D Review, LanOC Review, Vortex Review
Xtreme Gaming.....$459.....1670/1873 & 1695/1898 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10+2 phases.....3 fans.....291mm x 140mm x 2.5 slots

Inno3D
Founder's Edition.....£400 w/VAT
Twin X2.....£380 w/VAT.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Gaming OC.....1556/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....275mm x 118mm x 2 slots
iChill x3.....£390 w/VAT.....1759/1898 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....3 fans.....302.2mm x 108.7mm x 2.5 slots.....Hexus.net Review
iChill x4.....£400 w/VAT.....1759/1898 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....4 fans.....302.2mm x 108.7mm x 2.5 slots
iChill Black.....1620/1822 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan/1 radiator.....266mm x 98mm x 2.5 slots

MSI
Founder's Edition.....$449
Aero ITX Mini.....1503/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan.....184mm x 144mm x 2 slots
Aero ITX OC Mini.....1531/1721 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan.....184mm x 144mm x 2 slots
Aero (FE style).....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan.....269mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Aero OC (FE style).....$409.....1531/1721 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan.....269mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Armor.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Armor OC.....$429.....1556/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots.....WCCF Review
QuickSilver.....1531/1721 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
QuickSilver OC.....1607/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Gaming 8G.....$439.....1531/1721 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Gaming X.....$449.....1582/1771 & 1607/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots.....Guru3D Review, OC Club Review, OC3D Review
Gaming Z.....$459.....1632/1835 & 1657/1860 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....10 phases.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots.....Tech Report Review, HW.info Review, TPU Review
SeaHawk.....$479.....1531/1721 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan/1 radiator.....270 mm x 111mm x 2 slots
SeaHawk X.....$519.....1582/1771 & 1607/1797 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan/1 radiator.....270 mm x 111mm x 2 slots.....BitTech Review
SeaHawk EK X.....$539.....1582/1771 & 1607/1797 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....waterblock.....278mm x 165mm x 2 slots
Duke (Asian market).....1607/1779 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....312mm x 140mm x 2 slots

Palit
Founder's Edition.....£400 w/VAT
Dual.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....262mm x 112mm x 2 slots
JetStream.....£380 w/VAT.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots
Super JetStream.....£390 w/VAT.....1632/1835 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots
GameRock.....£390 w/VAT.....1556/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots.....HWOC Review
GameRock Premium Edition.....£400 w/VAT.....1670/1873 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....8 phases.....2 fans.....285mm x 133mm x 2.5 slots.....Hexus Review, CB.de Review, Eteknix Review, Tweaktown Review

PNY
Founder's Edition.....$449
1070 8GB (FE style).....$379.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....1 fan.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
XLR8 Gaming OC.....$399.....1607/1797 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....3 fans.....292mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Zotac
Founder's Edition.....$449
1070 Mini.....1518/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....210mm x 122mmx 2 slots
GTX 1070.....1506/1683 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....3 fans.....303mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
AMP.....$429.....1607/1797 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....2 fans.....300mm x 148mm x 2 slots.....FunkyKit.com Review
AMP Extreme.....$469.....1632/1835 clock speeds.....2 x 8-pin power.....8+2 phases.....3 fans.....325mm x 148mm x 2 slots.....HWCanucks Review, HWLuxx Review, HWBBQ Review

 

[Math Geek]

GTX 1060 6 GB models information
Founder's Edition will have the following specs: Tom's Hardware GTX 1060 6 GB Founder's Edition Review
$299 and sold through nvidia.com and Best Buy only
1280 CUDA Cores
1506/1708 clock speeds
6 GB GDDR5 Vram
120w TDP using a 6-pin PCIE power connector and 3 + 1 power phases
249.5mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Looking for one of these cards? This handy site keeps tabs on what is in stock and where. Includes a number of countries. Thanks to sean8102 for the heads up on the site. NowInStock.net sorted for 1060 cards

ASUS
Turbo (FE style).....$249.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-poin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Dual.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....242mm x 130mm x 2 slots
Dual OC.....$289.....1594/1809 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....242mm x 130mm x 2 slots
Strix Gaming 6G.....$309.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....3 fans.....298mm x 134mm x 2 slots
ROG Strix Gaming OC.....$329.....1620/1847 & 1645/1873 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....3 fans.....298mm x 134mm x 2 slots.....OC3D Review, Hexus.net Review

BioStar
GTX 1060 (FE style).....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....TBD x 2 slots
GTX 1060 6GB.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots

Colorful
SI-6G.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots
U-6G.....1556/1771 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots
U-Top.....1594/1809 clock speeds.....2 x 6-pin power.....6+2 power phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 2 slots
iGame X-Top.....1506/1708 & 1620/1847 clock speeds.....2 x 6-pin power.....6+2 phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 2 slots

EVGA
Gaming (FE style).....$254.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Gaming ACX 2.0.....$249.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....172.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots.....HWLuxx Review
SC Gaming ACX 2.0.....$259.....1607/1835 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....172.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots.....Hexus.net Review
Gaming ACX 3.0.....$269.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SSC DT ACX 3.0.....$259.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SSC ACX 3.0.....$279.....1607/1835 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 115.2mm x 2 slots
SSC2 iCX.....1607/1835 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 115.2mm x 2 slots
FTW DT Edition.....$259.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW Edition.....$289.....1620/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 115.2mm x 2 slots
FTW+ DT Edition.....$259.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....279.4mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW+ Edition.....$299.....1632/1860 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....279.4mm x 115.2mm x 2 slots.....HWLuxx Review
FTW2+ Edition.....1632/1860 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....279.4mm x 115.2mm x 2 slots

Gainward
GTX 1060.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....252mm x 112mm x 2 slots
Phoenix.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....248mm x 123mm x 2.5 slots
Phoenix GS.....1620/1847 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....248mm x 123mm x 2.5 slots.....Vortez.net Review

Galax
GTX 1060 (FE style).....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....255mm x 125mm x 2 slots
1060 OC Edition.....1518/1733 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....195mm x 130mm x 2 slots, HWOC Review, MadShrimps Review
EXOC Black Edition.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....5+2 phases.....2 fans.....268mm x 139mm x 2 slots.....HWBBQ Review
EXOC White Edition.....1556/1771 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....5+2 phases.....2 fans.....251mm x 139mm x 2 slots
Hall of Fame GOC Edition.....1582/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin/8-pin power.....6+2 phases.....3 fans.....310mm x 152mm x 3 slots

Gigabyte
Mini ITX OC.....$259.....1556/1771 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....169mm x 131mm x 2 slots
WindForce D5.....$249.....1506/1708 & 1531/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....278mm x 114mm x 2 slots.....HWAsylum Review
WindForce OC.....$269.....1582/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....223mm x 121mm x 2 slots
G1 Gaming.....$289.....1594/1809 & 1620/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....278mm x 114mm x 2 slots.....Guru3D Review, BitTech Review, Vortex Review
G1 Gaming (rev 2).....1594/1809 & 1620/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....278mm x 114mm x 2 slots
Extreme Gaming.....$299.....1620/1847 & 1645/1873 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....280mm 132mm x 2.5 slots.....Tweaktown Review

Inno3D
Compact ITX.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....172mm x 98mm x 2 slots
Twin X2.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....218mm x 100mm x 2 slots
Gaming OC.....1569/1784 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....275mm x 118mm x 2 slots
iChill X3.....1569/1784 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....3 fans.....302.2mm x 108.7mm x 2.5 slots.....Hexus.net Review
iChill Black.....1569/1784 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan/ 1 radiator.....266mm x 98mm x 2.5 slots

MSI
Aero ITX Mini.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....175mm x 115 mm x 2 slots
Aero ITX OC Mini.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....175mm x 115 mm x 2 slots
GTX 1060 6G OC.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....188mm x 116mm x 2 slots
GTX 1060 6G OCV1.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....188mm x 116mm x 2 slots
GTX 1060 6GT OC.....$249.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+2 phases.....2 fans.....247mm x 115mm x 2 slots.....VideoCardz Review, TPU Review, Guru 3D Review
GTX 1060 6GT OCV1.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....243mm x 115mm x 2 slots
Armor.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Armor V1.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....175mm x 137mm x 2 slots
Armor OC.....$269.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....279mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Armor OCV1.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....275mm x 137mm x 2 slots
Gaming 6G.....$279.....1531/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....277mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Gaming X.....$289.....1569/1784 & 1594/1809 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....277mm x 140mm x 2 slots.....HW.info Review, TPU Review, Gamer's Nexus Review

Palit
Dual.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....252mm x 112mm x 2 slots
JetStream.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....248mm x 123mm x 2.5 slots
Super JetStream.....1620/1847 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....248mm x 123mm x 2.5 slots....Guru3D Review, HW.info Review, Hexus.net Review

PNY
1060 CG (FE style).....$259.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....241.3mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
GTX 1060.....$249.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2 mm x 2 slots
XLR8 Gaming OC.....$289.....1582/1797 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....172.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Zotac
Mini.....$249.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....174mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Amp.....$279.....1556/1771 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....210mm x 128mm x 2 slots.....OC3D Review, HiTech Legion Review

 

[Math Geek]

GTX 1060 3 GB models information
Reference cards will have the following specs:
1152 CUDA Cores
1506/1708 clock speeds
3 GB GDDR5 Vram
120w TDP using a 6-pin PCIE power connector and 3 + 1 power phases
249.5mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

ASUS
Dual.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....242mm x 130mm x 2 slots
Dual OC.....$219.....1594/1809 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....242mm x 130mm x 2 slots.....ComputerBase.de Review

BioStar
GTX 1060 3GB.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots

Colorful
SI-3G.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots
U-3G.....1556/1771 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots
U-Top.....1594/1809 clock speeds.....2 x 6-pin power.....6+2 phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 2 slots
X-Top.....1620/1847 clock speeds.....2 x 6-pin power.....6+2 phases.....3 fans.....TBD x 2 slots

EVGA
Gaming ACX 2.0.....$199.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....172.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SC Gaming ACX 2.0.....$209.....1607/1835 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....172.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots.....Hexus.net Review, PCMax Review
SSC ACX 3.0.....$229.....1607/1835 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SSC2 iCX.....1607/1835 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW Edition.....$239.....1620/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW+ DT Edition.....$239.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW+ Edition.....$249.....1632/1860 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW2+ Edition.....1632/1860 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....266.7mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Gainward
GTX 1060 3 GB.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....252mm x 112mm x 2 slots

Galax
GTX 1060 3 GB (FE style).....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....255mm x 125mm x 2 slots
GTX 1060 OC.....1518/1733 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....228mm x 124mm x 2 slots
Gamer OC.....1531/1746 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....195mm x 130mm x 2 slots
EXOC Black Edition.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....268mm x 139mm x 2 slots
EXOC White Edition.....1556/1771 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....251mm x 139mm x 2 slots

Gigabyte
Mini ITX OC.....$199.....1531/1746 & 1556/1771 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....169mm x 131mm x 2 slots
D5 3G (rev 2).....1531/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....178mm x 114mm x 2 slots
WindForce OC.....$209.....1556/1771 & 1582/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....223mm x 121mm x 2 slots
G1 Gaming.....$229.....1594/1809 & 1620/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....278mm x 114mm x 2 slots
G1 Gaming (rev 2).....1594/1809 & 1620/1847 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....6+1 phases.....2 fans.....278mm x 114mm x 2 slots

Inno3D
Compact ITX.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....172mm x 98mm x 2 slots
Twin X2.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....220mm x 98mm x 2 slots
iChill X3.....1569/1784 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....302.2mm x 108.7mm x 2.5 slots

MSI
Aero ITX Mini.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....175mm x 115mm x 2 slots
Aero ITX OC Mini.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....175mm x 115mm x 2 slots
GTX 1060 3G OC.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....188mm x 116mm x 2 slots
GTX 1060 3G OCV1.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....188mm x 116mm x 2 slots
GTX 1060 3GT OC.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....243mm x 115mm x 2 slots
Armor V1.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....275mm x 137mm x 2 slots
Armor OCV1.....$219.....1544/1759 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....275mm x 137mm x 2 slots
Gaming 3G.....$235.....1518/1733 & 1531/1746 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....2 fans.....277mm x 140mm x 2 slots
Gaming X.....$239.....1569/1784 & 1594/1809 clock speeds.....8-pin power.....5+1 phases.....2 fans.....277mm x 140mm x 2 slots....Guru 3D Review, TechSpot Review, TPU Review

Palit
Storm X (FE Style).....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....1 fan.....252mm x 112mm x 2 slots
Dual.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....252mm x 112mm x 2 slots
JetStream.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....248mm x 123mm x 2 slots

PNY
GTX 1060.....$219.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....250.2mm x 115mm x 2 slots

Zotac
Mini ITX.....$199.....1506/1708 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....174mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
Amp.....1582/1797 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....206mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

 

[Math Geek]

GTX 1050 Ti models information Tom's Hardware GTX 1050 Ti Review
Reference cards will have the following specs:
768 Cuda Cores
1290/1392 clock speeds
4 GB GDDR5 Vram
75w TDP (no extra pcie power needed)
144.8mm x 111.25mm x 2 slots

ASUS
Dual.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....212mm x 114mm x 2 slots
Expedition..... 1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....212mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Phoenix.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....192mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Strix Gaming 4G.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....241mm x 129mm x 2 slots
ROG Strix Gaming OC.....1392/1506 clock speeds.....6-pin power......4+1 phases.....2 fans.....241mm x 129mm x 2 slots

BioStar
GTX 1050 Ti.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....TBD x 2 slots
GTX 1050 Ti.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots

Colorful
U-4G.....1379/1493 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots

EVGA
Gaming ACX 2.0.....$139.....1290/1390 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....144.8mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SC Gaming ACX 2.0.....$149.....1354/1468 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....144.8mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SSC Gaming ACX 3.0.....$159.....1366/1480 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....228.6mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW DT Edition.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....256.5mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW Edition.....$169.....1379/1493 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....267mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Gainward
1050 ti.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....161mm x 112mm x 2 slots

Galax
1050 ti OC.....1303/1417 clock speeds.....N/A.....2+1 phases.....1 fan.....196mm x 126mm x 2 slots
1050 ti OC Low Profile.....1303/1417 clock speeds.....N/A.....2+1 phases.....2 fans......182mm x 121mm x 2 slots
1050 ti EXOC Black.....1354/1468 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....245mm x 126mm x 2 slots
1050 ti EXOC White.....1354/1468 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....245mm x 126mm x 2 slots

Gigabyte
D5.....1316/1430 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....172mm x 113mm x 2 slots
1050 ti OC.....1341/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fan.....191mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Windforce.....1316/1430 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....229mm x 118mm x 2 slots
WindForce OC.....1354/1468 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....229mm x 118mm x 2 slots
G1 Gaming.....$169.....1392/1506 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....219mm x 118mm x 2 slots

Inno3D
Compact ITX.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....145mm x 99.8mm x 2 slots
Twin X2.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....195mm x 99.8mm x 2 slots

MSI
Aero ITX OC Mini.....1341/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....155mm x 112mm x 2 slots
1050 ti 4G.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....177mm x 118mm x 2 slots
1050 ti 4G OC.....1341/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....177mm x 118mm x 2 slots
1050 ti 4GT Low Profile.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....182mm x 69mm x 2 slots
1050 ti 4GT OC.....1341/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....215mm x 112mm x 2 slots
Gaming.....1316/1430 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....229mm x 131mm x 2 slots
Gaming X.....$164.....1379/1493 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....229mm x 131mm x 2 slots

Palit
KalmX.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....Passive Cooling.....182mm x 142mm x 2 slots
Dual.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....166mm x 112mm x 2 slots
Dual OC.....1366/1480 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....166mm x 112mm x 2 slots
Storm X.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....166mm x 112mm x 2 slots

PNY
1050 ti.....$149.....1290/1392 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....177.8mm x 111.3mm x 2 slots
XLR8 Gaming OC.....$159.....1366/1480 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....245.1mm x 111.3mm x 2 slots

Zotac
Mini.....$139.....1303/1417 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....144.8mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
OC Edition.....1392/1506 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....174mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

 

[Math Geek]

GTX 1050 models information Tom's Hardware GTX 1050 Review
Reference cards will have the following specs:
640 Cuda Cores
1354/1455 clock speeds
2 GB GDDR5 Vram
75w TDP (no extra pcie power needed)
144.8mm x 111.25mm x 2 slots

ASUS
Dual.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....212mm x 114mm x 2 slots
Expedition.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....212mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Phoenix.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....192mm x 111mm x 2 slots
Strix Gaming 2G.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....241mm x 129mm x 2 slots
ROG Strix Gaming OC.....1455/1569 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....241mm x 129mm x 2 slots

BioStar
GTX 1050.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....TBD x 2 slots

Colorful
U-2G.....1442/1556 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....TBD x 2 slots

EVGA
Gaming ACX 2.0.....$109.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....144.8mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SC Gaming ACX 2.0.....$119.....1417/1531 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....144.8mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
SSC Gaming.....$129.....1430/1544 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....2 fans.....228.6mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW DT Edition.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....256.5mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
FTW Edition.....$139.....1442/1556 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....256.5mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

Gainward
GTX 1050.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....161mm x 112mm x 2 slots

Galax
1050 OC.....1366/1468 clock speeds.....N/A.....2+1 phases.....1 fan.....196mm x 126mm x 2 slots
1050 OC Low Profile.....1366/1468 clock speeds.....N/A.....2+1 phases.....2 fans.....182mm x 121mm x 2 slots
1050 EXOC.....1417/1531 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....245mm x 126mm x 2 slots

Gigabyte
D5.....1379/1493 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....172mm x 113mm x 2 slots
1050 OC.....1404/1518 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fan.....191mm x 111mm x 2 slots
WindForce.....1379/1493 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....229mm x 118mm x 2 slots
WindForce OC.....1417/1531 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....229mm x 118mm x 2 slots
G1 Gaming.....1442/1556 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....4+1 phases.....2 fans.....219mm x 118mm x 2 slots

Inno3D
Compact ITX.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....145mm x 99.8mm x 2 slots
Twin X2.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....195mm x 99.8mm x 2 slots

MSI
Aero ITX OC Mini.....1404/1518 clock speeds.....N/A.....3+1 phases.....1 fan.....155mm x 112mm x 2 slots
1050 2G.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....177mm x 118mm x 2 slots
1050 2G OC.....1404/1518 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....177mm x 118mm x 2 slots
1050 2GT Low Profile.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....182mm x 69mm x 2 slots
1050 2GT OC.....1404/1518 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....215mm x 112mm x 2 slots
Gaming.....1379/1493 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....229mm x 131mm x 2 slots
Gaming X.....1442/1556 clock speeds.....6-pin power.....TBD.....2 fans.....229mm x 131mm x 2 slots

Palit
Storm X.....1345/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....166mm x 112mm x 2 slots

PNY
1050.....$119.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....177.8mm x 111.3mm x 2 slots

Zotac
Mini.....$109.....1354/1455 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....1 fan.....144.8mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots
1050 OC.....1455/1569 clock speeds.....N/A.....TBD.....2 fans.....174mm x 111.2mm x 2 slots

 

[ATi RaDEoN]

Async compute?

 

[Math Geek]

no information about that type stuff yet. hopefully come friday we will learn a lot more. but in the end until someone has hands on a card to test and benchmark, we won't know what it will be capable of. nvidia dismissed all the async stuff when AoS hit the web so they may not be bothered, but then again they may realize it would be a mistake and make sure it is covered.

 

[renz496]

Afaik the point of async compute was to increase gpu utilization. Maxwell might not need it because gpu utilization already good. Also in AMD case they need those async compute so they can access their ACE engine function. This ACE engine are not accessible in DX11. so the performance increase in radeon when async compute in DX12 can also attribute to ACE engine usage. In DX11 this ACE only sit idle doing nothing but keep using power on radeon. Still i imagine this feature might not used in most games. Even one the market only AMD sponsored title have use async compute (to my knowledge Quantum Break on pc did not use async compute).

 

[renz496]

The sub 75w part will be interesting for sure. currently the fastest sub 75w are those 950 without power connector. Performance wise they are not that slower than regular 950.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/GTX_950/

There are talk that GP106 will be 75w only instead of sub 150w part like nvidia previous Gx106 chip.

 

[Math Geek]

it's hard to identify which models these are when looking at a site like partpicker. this is one thing i will work to keep straight with this thread. with the forum's help, i'd like to keep a list of each model available and it's power requirements to include connections needed and observed worse case power used when overclocking and torture testing. i'd like this to be a one stop shop for anyone wanting to research and compare the various gpu's and models available. reviews, benchmarks, whatever else comes along that is useful to someone researching these new cards.

the hard part is going to be something people ask about all the time but is hard to find numbers on. people always ask what older cards in sli would equal a newer card. so would 960's in sli be the new 1070 or what? these number can be hard to come by, especially for cards a couple gens old, but hopefully we can dig up something that is good enough to be useful.

 

[rcald2000]

After the release of the 980 Ti, how longer did EVGA take to release the hydro carbon copper cards? Obviously I'm trying to get an estimate for the 1080 Ti hydro coppers.

 

[Math Geek]

the 980ti was June 2, 2015 for general release. don't know when the evga model hit the streets but this article http://wccftech.com/nvidia-aib-partners-prepare-huge-geforce-gtx-980-ti-nonreference-lineup-hybrid-triple-fan-cards-unveiled/ mentions it on May 31 so it must have planned all along.

 

[17seconds]

It appears that this Friday's Pascal event also will be in conjunction with the first demo of Battlefield 5.
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-introduce-gtx-1080-gtx-1070-battlefield-5/

Interesting because this is yet another former AMD Gaming Evolved game that now is (may be) under the NVidia umbrella (Far Cry 4, Rise of the Tomb Raider).

And then there's this... The Order of 10:
http://videocardz.com/59517/nvidia-teases-geforce-1000-series-with-order-of-10-campaign
http://www.gamersnexus.net/industry/2419-mystery-orderof10-box-mentions-fermi-we-are-decoding-it

[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gzy46KunkqA"][/video]

 

[opio]

it's hard to identify which models these are when looking at a site like partpicker. this is one thing i will work to keep straight with this thread. with the forum's help, i'd like to keep a list of each model available and it's power requirements to include connections needed and observed worse case power used when overclocking and torture testing. i'd like this to be a one stop shop for anyone wanting to research and compare the various gpu's and models available. reviews, benchmarks, whatever else comes along that is useful to someone researching these new cards.

the hard part is going to be something people ask about all the time but is hard to find numbers on. people always ask what older cards in sli would equal a newer card. so would 960's in sli be the new 1070 or what? these number can be hard to come by, especially for cards a couple gens old, but hopefully we can dig up something that is good enough to be useful.

For sure, I'm trying to figure out if the performance of the GTX 1080 (or whatever they're going to call it) would justify upgrading from my 760's in sli, so I guess one could say is a 980 ti (as it seems that the 1080 is supposed to offer roughly around the same performance as a 980 ti) better than two 760's? At least when it comes to 1440p? I would like to upgrade from 1080p to QHD, I just wonder how well my 760's would fair at that resolution with settings turned up.

And as I've learned I don't really want to have an sli setup again, I'd rather have a single high-end card.

http://wccftech.com/geforce-gtx-1080-gtx-1070-launching-6th-may-market-june/

I'm open to AMD as well but I suppose we'll have to wait for benchmarks for that, will get a free-sync 2k monitor or g-sync 2k monitor (after having g-sync, I will never have a monitor that doesn't feature advanced adaptive sync ever again) to go with whichever card (pascal or polaris) comes out on top overall

 

[renz496]

Personally while i'm very interested to see pascal and what new stuff they will bring in i might skip pascal altohger and jump directly to volta later.....that is if volta coming put in 2018.

 

[rcald2000]

I can't wait for Volta. Since I'll be staying at 1440p, I don't need many more FPS. However I am very interested in the computational improvement going from Maxwell to Pascal.

 

[Math Geek]

the "Order of 10" campaign is pretty neat. different way for nvidia to keep the tension alive before the launch. little bit of fun to keep folks busy before friday. nice one nvidia.

@opio, i sure hope to be able to add some sli numbers but that's probably going to take all of us to source them. there are a ton of sites out there and i can't possibly read them all. between us, however, we probably get them all read. so long as folks keep posting the valuable information, i'll keep updating the initial posts. i'll add whatever i run across of course but will have to rely on our awesome users to fill in the gaps 😀

and hopefully amd drops Polaris quickly so we can have good info to decide on new upgrades. i'm a bang for the buck buyer and whomever comes out on top gets to go into 2 new builds for my house later this year

 

[opio]

the "Order of 10" campaign is pretty neat. different way for nvidia to keep the tension alive before the launch. little bit of fun to keep folks busy before friday. nice one nvidia.

@opio, i sure hope to be able to add some sli numbers but that's probably going to take all of us to source them. there are a ton of sites out there and i can't possibly read them all. between us, however, we probably get them all read. so long as folks keep posting the valuable information, i'll keep updating the initial posts. i'll add whatever i run across of course but will have to rely on our awesome users to fill in the gaps 😀

and hopefully amd drops Polaris quickly so we can have good info to decide on new upgrades. i'm a bang for the buck buyer and whomever comes out on top gets to go into 2 new builds for my house later this year

for sure, I figure that two 760's probably give performance somewhere around a GTX 980, maybe a little less, for me it's all about being able to game at 1440p with high settings at around 80+ FPS, I'm sure that the GTX 1080 will be capable of a lot more. Plus also like I said, the setup I have now is the first sli setup I've ever had and I've realized I'd rather have a single flagship GPU than two mid-range cards in sli. But as I also said, if AMD comes out on top I will gladly go with polaris, I was planning on getting a new monitor anyway, it's just a matter of whether it will be a free-sync monitor or a g-sync monitor depending on which card I end up getting. It's nice to talk to another PC enthusiast that isn't a fanboy and lets the benchmarks and price-performance ratios speak for themselves

 

[opio]

Async compute?

here is a video that explains what Async compute is and how it works, keep in mind this is not a technology that only AMD has.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3dUhep0rBs

 

[Math Geek]

the spec hunters seem to feel that the 1080 will be better than a 980 ti and the 1070 would be better than a 980 is. following that logic, it would seem that a 1060 (ti?) would be similar to a current 970 and may even be under 75w power usage!! if nvidia prices things right, then this could be a very interesting upgrade and cause some serious price drops on maxwell cards to get them out of the system.

 

[opio]

the spec hunters seem to feel that the 1080 will be better than a 980 ti and the 1070 would be better than a 980 is. following that logic, it would seem that a 1060 (ti?) would be similar to a current 970 and may even be under 75w power usage!! if nvidia prices things right, then this could be a very interesting upgrade and cause some serious price drops on maxwell cards to get them out of the system.

It just makes me wonder if the pascal cards being soft launched this week will have more than a 256 bit interface, would they be faster? I've always wondered in what situations a higher bit interface makes cards faster... all I know is that the Fury X had a 4096 bit interface and it was on par with the 980 ti and the 980 ti only had a 384 bit interface. I guess what I'm asking is this: What does the size of the interface have to do with how powerful the card is?

 

[Math Geek]

from what i have seen, especially in the case of the fury x, is that vram is mostly needed for high resolutions. the super fast hbm on the fury x let it's 4 gb of ram do a better job at 4k resolution than the 8 gb of the 980 ti. showing that the speed of the ram does have a big effect on performance. a ton of vram at lower resolutions makes little difference unless massive add-on texture packs and mod's are used.

there are 4 gb 960 cards but benchmarks show that once the resolution gets high enough for the 4 gb to be fully used, the gpu itself is already past the point of struggling and can't keep up. so the 4 gb is pretty much wasted on that card (again unless mod's are used in some games).

the new 1000 series will use some of the new GDDR5x memory which should be a good bit faster than regular GDDR5. i am going to assume that this extra speed and other performance increases will let the new 1080 outshine the 980 ti in 4k pretty easily. the fury x will probably be dethroned by it until amd releases it's new flagship.

in the end the super fast ram has the best benefit at the highest resolutions. this is probably why the lowere end cards are sticking with GDDR5 as it offers enough speed for the gpu it is paired with. well that and the cost of the latest, greatest ram would add a good bit to the price of these cards.