Nvidia Geforce GTX From 760 up to 1080 Specs list

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I made this list so I could compare my 760 to the new Nvidia card. Threw in the 970 and 980 for good measure, so it might be useful to other folks as well.

GeForce GTX Specification
Graphics Card GTX 760 GTX 970 GTX 980 GTX 1070 GTX 1080
Architecture Kepler 28nm Maxwell 28nm Maxwell 28nm Pascal 16nm Pascal 16nm
GPU GK104 GM204 GM204 GP104 GP104
Streaming Multiprocessors 6 13 16 15 20
CUDA Cores 1152 1664 2048 1920 2560
TMUs 96 104 128 120 160
ROPs 32 56 64 64(TBC) 64
Memory Type 2GB GDDR5 4GB GDDR5 4GB GDDR5 8GB GDDR5 8GB GDDR5X
Base Clock 980 Mhz 1050 Mhz 1127 Mhz 1506 Mhz 1607 Mhz
Boost Clock 1032 Mhz 1172 Mhz 1216 Mhz 1683 Mhz 1733 Mhz
Memory Clock 1502 Mhz 1753 Mhz 1753 Mhz 2000 Mhz 1250 Mhz
Effective Memory Clock 6008 Mhz 7012 Mhz 7012 Mhz 8000 Mhz 10000 Mhz
Memory Bus 256 bit 256 bit 256 bit 256 bit 256 bit
Memory Bandwidth 192.3 Gb/s 224.4 Gb/s 224.4 Gb/s 256 Gb/s 320 Gb/s
TDP 170 Watt 148 Watt 165 Watt 150 Watt 180 Watt
Power Connectors 2x 6-pin 2x 6-pin 2x 6-pin 1x 8-pin 1x 8-pin
MSRP $249 $329 $549 $379 $599

All specifications are based on the base Nvidia card. But Techpowerup entries have specifics for each cards under different manufactures.

Please correct me if I got anything wrong.

Sources:
For Nvidia 1070 and 1080 specs
_For Nvidia 760, 970 and 980 I used their respective Nvidia listing. As well as Wikipedia on both 700 and 900 series entries. Last but not least I used Techpowerup.com for other specification I couldn’t find on Nvidia on 760, 970 and 980

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Very nice post - thanks.

That 1070 is looking like a nice sweet spot for many.

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Yeah, the 1080 looks overpriced. Just like the 980 :stuck_out_tongue:

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Mmm…salivating…now to figure out a price point…

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Price points are at the bottom of the list :wink:

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Here’s some info for the 980 TI http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-980-ti/specifications

which sorta still looks pretty comparable to the GTX 1080, just slightly less memory, but more cuda cores

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LOL…no…I saw those…I’m just saying I need to find a personal pricepoint at which I pull the trigger…and which price “level” I want to commit to. Thanks for compiling the list…it does make it more easy to digest which is the better price for the performance gains…

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I didn’t want to do the 980ti as it is still better than the 1080. But what the heck

GeForce GTX Specification
Graphics Card GTX 980ti GTX 1080
Architecture Maxwell 28nm Pascal 16nm
GPU GM200 GP104
Streaming Multiprocessors 22 20
CUDA Cores 2816 2560
TMUs 176 160
ROPs 96 64
Memory Type 6GB GDDR5 8GB GDDR5X
Base Clock 1000 Mhz 1607 Mhz
Boost Clock 1076 Mhz 1733 Mhz
Memory Clock 1753 Mhz 1250 Mhz
Effective Memory Clock 7012 Mhz 10000 Mhz
Memory Bus 384 bit 256 bit
Memory Bandwidth 337 Gb/s 320 Gb/s
TDP 250 Watt 180 Watt
Power Connectors 1x 6 pin and 1x 8-pin 1x 8-pin
MSRP $649 $599

Source:
_NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti Specs | TechPowerUp GPU Database
_http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-980-ti/specifications_

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Ah, misunderstood you then. All is fine then :grin:

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Thanks! Guess that’s why they left it off their presentation graphs. Well at least I don’t have to upgrade yet.

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Yeah I’m also going for the 1070. :slight_smile:

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Yeah, I think when the HBM2 memory modules hit next year, you might keep a closer eye.