NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is the next follow up to the GTX 1080, coming in at a lower cost than the top-end Titan X. The presence of the GTX 1080 Ti was at first incidentally uncovered in a LinkedIn post, which has since been erased.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti might be launch in March at the PAX East occasion in Boston on the tenth. NVIDIA would conceivably propose a disclosing at GDC in San Francisco, directly not far off from their Santa Clara HQ.As it turns out there's a Nvidia GeForce GTX Gaming Celebration going ahead around the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco in recent couple weeks reports, pcgamesn.

While Telegiz reported, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti might be launch in March. Like the GTX 1080, fans will get a GPU in light of Nvidia's most recent "Pascal" design, utilizing an altered variant of the GP102 chip found on the Titan X. There will be 12 billion transistors versus the GTX 1080's 7.2 billion. Adding to that 12GB of GDDR5X memory, 4GB more than the GTX 1080.

This likens to 3,328 processing (CUDA) cores, which is marginally not exactly on the Titan X. Nonetheless, subsequently of this slight decrease in cores, Nvidia has raised the base clock speed to 1,503MHz, versus the Titan X's 1417MHz. One can note this is a lower clock speed than the GTX 1080, however, the enormous increment in CUDA cores will more than compensate for this. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti will surely be a powerful GPU.

GDDR5X is a higher data transmission adaptation of standard GDDR5 VRAM, which is found in every single other graphic card available today besides Nvidia's top-end pack. It takes into consideration memory speeds in the overabundance of 10GHz, which is somewhat quick. Competitors give a 384-bit bus giving significantly more memory throughput than the GTX 1080, raising pinnacle data transmission to 480GB/s. It makes NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti a scarily fast GPU.

Those extremely critical teraflops (trillion floating point operations for each second) figure, which reveals how much immaculate graphical drive a GPU has, is evaluated at 10.8TFLOPS, only 0.2 off the Titan X and an entire 1.8 more than the GTX 1080. Stay tuned for more NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti updates.