GRAPHIC CARD BENCHMARK FOR 1080 TI PC

And, for NVIDIA and their well-executed dominance of the high-end video card market, it’s a chance to run up the score even more. Like the GTX 980 Ti and GTX 780 Ti before it, that means taking advantage of improved manufacturing yields and reduced costs to push out a bigger, more powerful GPU to drive this year’s flagship video card. Based on NVIDIA’s GP102 GPU – aka Bigger Pascal – the job of GTX 1080 Ti is to serve as a mid-cycle refresh of the GeForce 10 series. Unveiled last week at GDC and launching tomorrow is the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti.

And, as the saying goes, there’s no better place to start at than the top.

GRAPHIC CARD BENCHMARK FOR 1080 TI PC

If NVIDIA wants to repeat 2016 then they need to refresh their product lineup to deliver better performance and a better value, to capture the still-significant portion of the PC gaming market still on 28nm-generation architectures like Maxwell, Kepler, and GCN 1.x. We’re now 3 months into 2017 and approaching Pascal’s first birthday, and NVIDIA needs to set the stage for the next year to come. Consequently the last 10 months have been witness to the NVIDIA’s greatest flagship-level performance lead in at least a decade the high-end video card market and its lucrative profits have belonged to NVIDIA and NVIDIA alone. When NVIDIA launched the GeForce GTX 1080 back in May they set a new high bar for GPU performance, and they never once had to look back.

And that outcome is not a fluke from automotive to datacenter to consumer graphics cards, the company was able to execute almost perfectly, delivering solid products built around their 16nm Pascal architecture.īut why do I bring this up in a video card review? In part because NVIDIA needs to follow up what was their greatest year ever, and in part because if it feels like NVIDIA is taking a bit of a victory lap, you wouldn’t be wrong. Last year ended up being a banner year for the company, with NVIDIA’s revenue and profits growing by leaps and bounds to set some very big records. 2016 will go down in history as the year where everything went NVIDIA’s way.

Graphic card benchmark for 1080 ti