Originally Posted By: Allen
On the competition front, Nvidia is readying its "answer" to Vega for release in the same time frame as Vega (which we all expected Nvidia to do):

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NVIDIA Confirms GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Pascal Enthusiast 4K Graphics Card – GTX 980 Ti Owners First To Avail Pre-Order or “Step Up” Offers


The rumor/leak article indicates (to my reading) that FPS (in DX11, 12) will probably be the main target -- possibly, as usual for Nvidia, at the expense of some more forward looking features like Vulcan and Compute support. So, Vega may be a more "rounded" product able to do many (not necessarily all) of the things one expects from a modern graphics card just a little better than the Nvidia product -- we'll see.

The article indicates the Vega vs GTX1080Ti battle may come down to price and who gets to market first (and, of course, "fandom" smile ).

Competition is good smile

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lol, Pretty sure I called a 1080 Ti long ago,

now 1080 and titan owners will feel some type of way because their purchase is now either overpriced or underperforming, or both.


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