Nvidia Preparing Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 Ti Graphic Card To Compete With The Radeon R9 380X - Alleges Report - stoutsard1967

Delight note that the information contained in this clause is technically a rumor, which comes from the chinese website Benchlife.information. That aforesaid, the publication has a very good track record with leak,s not to mention are coverage on something that makes sense. Nvidia has a gap in their price point batting order and according to the source, is preparing to fill it with a newfound edition to the home - probably based on the GM204 die (push down).

Nvidia allegedly preparing the Geforce GTX 960 'Ti' graphic lineup for launching

The GTX 960 has 1024 CUDA Cores (in 8 SMMs) while as the GTX 970 has 1664 CUDA Cores (in 13 SMMs). If green is preparing a add-in that lies somewhere 'tween the GTX 960 and GTX 970 then the card leave probably have either 10 or 11 SMMs (for 1280 - 1408 CUDA Cores), both of which are comfortably spaced from the GTX 960 and GTX 970 respectively. The price points of the 960 and 970 are $199 and $329, so a calling card lying in the center volition probably retail around the $249 mark.

Its deserving nothing that the variant with 10 SMMs is more likely because Nvidia already has a GTX 960 OEM edition with 10 SMMs (1280 CUDA Cores), something it can brand as the GTX 960 Ti for the mainstream market. The OEM edition of the calling card as wel has a 192 bit bus width (an upgrade over the 128 bit omnibus width furnished with the mainstream 960) which makes it a completely various poster, level though the capital nomenclature is the same. Given below is a specification comparison of the two cards:

Comparison of Geforce GTX 960 and GTX 960 OEM

WCCFTech	Geforce GTX 960	Geforce GTX 960 OEM Edition
CUDA Cores	1024	1280
Base Time/Boost	1127 /1178	924 / (TBC)
Texture Fill Rate	72 GT/s	74 GT/s
Memory Time	7 Gbps	5 Gbps
Memory	2 GB GDDR5	3GB GDDR5
Retention Heap Breadth	128 bits	192 bits
Bandwidth	112 Gilbert/s	120 GB/s
DirectX 12	Yes	Yes
Feature Storey	12_1	12_1

The new card volition naturally be based on the Mx 2.0 computer architecture and testament support DirectX 12 upto feature article level 12_1. Since Pascal wont be arriving before the second quarter of 2020, Nvidia has to make sure its lineup is in tip top Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe to compete against AMD. The company actually lost a little of commercialize share this quarter, and its comparatively weak middle end lineup could be one reason for that. With a GTX 960 Titanium (we don't know what the final nomenclature would be, this is just a guess) competitory against the Radeon R9 380X (which outclasses its Nvidia counterpart currently) the caller would have a well well-balanced lineup in its mid-end besides.

Ahead we end this piece, I would like to note once again that this is a hearsay, and should therefore be crazy a healthy amount of money of your favorite salt. Straight though this seems logical, IT is possible that Nvidia pulls a Maxwell 1.0 and releases pascal trial run chips as the 950 Ti/960 Ti respectively (like it did with the GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti). It is also my duty to point kayoed that while the aforementioned is for sure a possibility, it is non a chance, since the chances of Nvidia repeating that marketing gimmick are quite slim.