Whats the diffrence between the 1080 ti and the 1090 ti?

[Tax6132]

I've herd about both but I can't tell if there will be 2 versions of the ti in the 1000 series or just 1 and if so which one will be made into a ti?

 

[sizzling]

Both are just rumour and may not even exist. Some are saying the new TitanX isn't far enough ahead of the 1080 to leave room for a 1080Ti

 

[iyzik]

Nobody knows yet..just rumors.

 

[Rogue Leader]

One doesn't exist yet (and may not) and the other is a complete fabrication.

 

[Eximo]

1060 GP106 9 SM units 3GB $220
1060 GP106 10 SM units 6GB $250
1070 GP104 15 SM units 8GB GDDR5 $400
1070 GP104 (laptop) 16 SM units 8GB GDDR5
1080 GP104 20 SM units 8GB GDDR5X $650 (avg)
*Quadro P5000 20SM units 16G GDDR5X $2000+
Titan XP GP102 28 SM units 12GB GDDR5X $1200
*Quadro P6000 GP102 32? SM units 24GB GDDR5X $4000+

*Quadros are included to show where the GPUs seem to be going

GP100 is also available, but even fully enabled is the same shader count as the Titan XP but does have HMB2 memory.

So they could release a fully enabled 32SM count GP102, probably be a Titan Black, but that wouldn't be a 1080Ti (Though that is more or less what they did with the 780Ti, but that was to displace the AMD competition)

GTX1080 is priced high and doesn't leave much for a 1080Ti, and while they could probably find some GP102 to cut down to 24 SM units or maybe 26, they may not be having yield problems that bad. Any further and they really do come too close to the 1080 to be worth it. Mind that they would be somewhere around $800 or more, and people aren't going to pay that much for such a small difference. Might as well go for the Titan XP at that price.

Doesn't seem like there are enough GDDR5X chips to go around either and the high density is going into the Quadros. HBM2 is too expensive for consumer cards (16GB stack rather then the 4GB stacks AMD used in the Fury line.)

 

[renz496]

both gpu does not even exist. what's there to be compared?