If you're speaking to me, I never thought nor said GP100 will be in mobile.
Anyway, I think all of these journalists, writers, bloggers, etc. are all hyped up and speculating out their a** without a clue as to what's really happening, and people are eating it up. The only reason they'd use GDDR5X instead of HBM is if they do not have sufficient supply of HBM2 in the market, which is possible. However, there are three manufacturers mass-producing it right now: TSMC, SkHynix and Samsung. Surely NVIDIA has a contact with one of them to deliver on their GPU technology. It is necessary to survive in this market.
High-bandwidth memory is the foreseeable future of GPU technology. There is no denying that. It will arrive in mobile, we just don't know when.
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I think they'd first milk the GDDR5X first plus this time the Ti will also be on GP104 and only HBM2 GPU that would be one of 3 GPUs that Nvidia was planning, So maybe 2017 Q2 for HMB2 on mobile considering the full redesign of heatsinks / chassis also maybe plus the MXM redesign due to bandwidth (?) (I just hope there's no BGA madness with this HBM2 due to MXM spec redesign) and we also don't know how AMD will be releasing their polaris GPUs on mobile spectrum, Vega will only be HBM2 from AMDs lineup this time from the leak.
From that HBM2 will only be reserved for high end GPUs only, but the memory voltage efficiency is much better over GDDR5, no idea about GDDR5X which is almost at HBM1. Wish they really make a good MXM 3.0b specced HBM2 card..
So first from AMD's response Ngreedia will follow with their own plans this time...Pure speculation.Last edited: Apr 20, 2016 -
I know people like to treat everything tech websites put out as rumors, and some even just scream fake in the comment sections all the time, but usually there is a decent amount of real information and the GP104 die is one of them. The fact that it already uses GDDR5/X means it only has GDDR5/X memory controller and won't work with HBM2. GP100 is nVidia's first real HBM2 design, I doubt the HBM2 memory controller in it is very die area/transistor efficient, but they can easily get away with it in a 610mm^2 chip. The only time I have seen a chip (not completely enterprise oriented and massive like Intel's Knight's Landing) with two completely different types of memory support was Kaveri APUs with both DDR3 and GDDR5 support (which they never used because Elpida who was going to make GDDR5 modules evaporated) and not counting current CPUs/APUs that have DDR3 and DDR4 support because those two aren't that different. As far as it comes to nVidia they only dedicate the minimum amount of die area to their GPUs, their 200+mm^2 GM206 GPU only has a crippling 128bit bus, GM204 is 400mm^2 and GP104 is 300mm^2 on 16nm (which is comparable to the current flagship GPUs in transistor count) with only 256bit buses, so there is no way they would put two separate memory controllers on a midrange chip. Again if GP102 is real that might have HBM2 but again that won't get into notebook. They would have to redesign another GP104 size GPU with a HBM2 controller instead to get it working with HBM2, and they will have to be willing to take a cut to their margins because HBM2 is expensive and I don't think nVidia is willing to do that in the near future.
That will take at least another year, at which point it will be too close to Volta if the roadmap is somewhat accurate.Last edited: Apr 20, 2016transphasic and tgipier like this. -
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omg, lol
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If you haven't seen it: http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...x-1080-allegedly-june-launch-imminent.790770/
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What are your guys predictions on 1080m? will it at stock beat gtx 980 desktop @1250 mhz on the core with maybe 75w to 80w tdp? as nvidia says pascal is 2x perf per watt?
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the mobile flagship is always at 100w tdp, 75w will probably be the 1070m. as for performance, ur guess is as good as mine. depends on nvidia's milking strategy.
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...further confirming my point
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1070m should outperform the 980m for sure right?
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No one knows anything for sure. Only speculation.
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Did this thread stop ?
Is there no new information ?hmscott likes this. -
Much time to kill between now and the next opportunity for Nvidia to release Pascal Consumer boards...until then...
And, if you get 2 or 3 tabs of this going at once, it's really quite nice...Last edited: Apr 21, 2016 -
The only thing we know is that the GTX 1080 is coming at Computex (end of May). There's nothing else we can say with any certainty at this point aside from the fact that we expect AMD to give NVIDIA the middle finger this year.
Let's just hope they do what they did with the 700 series and unexpectedly launch mobile a week after desktop... I remember back then it was completely unexpected. Everyone thought there wasn't going to be a 780M because they wanted to match the desktop and mobile naming scheme. Or was that the 880M?
It's all branded crap, who cares. We don't really know anything except aliens.
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Pascal whitepaper if anybody cares: http://videocardz.com/59238/nvidia-releases-pascal-architecture-whitepaper
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I had not understood to many new things from that. Those information were already released when they pushed Tesla Pascal. I wanted to know more about the consumer Pascal -
http://www.tweaktown.com/news/51801/msi-geforce-gtx-1080-gaming-8g-details-leaked/index.html
Yet another leak, supposed to be the future MSI GTX 1080 -
225Watt card.
Both cards say 980 on them.... lmao.
This is our 1080 leak...
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^GDDR5x
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They are just overlaying the leaked yellow image on 980 PCB while trying to get the size right according to the numbered arrows.
As far as I understand its something along "the layout fits MSI pcbs"Last edited: Apr 23, 2016 -
Come on. They just need to show the actual GPU. Or at least something relevant. Until benches, I could not care less for it.
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Right. That yellow image means nothing. Show us actual PCB and benchmarks.Georgel likes this.
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It is indeed. I doubt we will see that one at launch though, or I'd be really surprised.
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Damn them. So much re-branding... Now with VRAM.
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More pictures. GP104-400 with GDDR5X and GP104-200 with GDDR5:
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-pascal-gp104-gpu-gddr5x-leak/
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right, so the only difference between 1080 and 1080 Ti will be GDDR5X? and probably 10 mhz more on the core
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More and more leaks coming out. Wanna start a poll when the first benchmark comes?
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Even if they would only fix the drivers, it could mean a 40% increase in benchmarks, as the latest drivers are all bad. So very bad.
And we have no bench data yet. They change, add make, but they forget to bench.
Who cares about new technology, about new power consumption, about how many transistors are in there, or about other technical specifications. These are for marketinfools. We need benchmarks and performance indicators, not them to tell us "You know we doubled the number of cuda cores, but it would probably be the same performance with less electricity". I need more performance. I don't even understand why they don't make the main chip a bit larger, to consume a bit more electricity, and to head a bit less (It should in these conditions, and should allow much better OC)Last edited: Apr 25, 2016 -
So GTX 980 has GDDR5X as well then? Both show 6GA77 Z9TXT RAM on 980 and 1080. Since when did 980 get GDDR5X?Georgel likes this.
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They might have photoshopped something wrong there.
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http://www.computerbase.de/2016-04/...scal-gp104-400-mit-8-gbyte-gddr5x-von-micron/
so, according to this gp104-400 will be the 1080 and gp104-200 the 1070. i wonder if the gp104-150 is the 1080M....
as for memory, id wager:
980-1080 => 8gbs - 10gbs going from gddr5 to gddr5x(see above article)
970-1070 => 7gbs - 8gbs, both gddr5 (see above article)
980M-1080M => 5gbs - 7gbs ? that would be nice...
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It's all photoshopped. Same thing happened with Maxwell. Attention whores.
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Heh? Thats a pic of pascal including the mem on a 980 pcb. Not sure whats the point of even comparing them but whatever. Its rumor mill though...
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I guess most of us will be left wowing if the perf is really up to mark and will skip the gen 1 release, shelling out $$$ again for the big green milk machine is not optimistic...The other side is ngreedia gimping cards on purpose to force the crap out of us is inevitable, hope though that will not be the case.
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So any updates/confirmation/speculations on the rumored Nvidia pascal launch event next week?
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It's not rumored, it's confirmed. Can't find any date/time for it though.
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Don't know about mobile. Desktop for sure.
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How soon after launch will cards be available? Everything I've been reading has been saying that no one will have production quantities of GDDR5X memory chips until well into the summer. . . .
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theres not gonna be any nextgen vram for mobile cards, forget it. its all reserved for desktop gpus!
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We'll see HBM2 mobile chips in 2017. My GTX 980M will last me at least that long, I'm good.
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sounds about right
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http://videocardz.com/59459/nvidia-pascal-editors-day-next-week
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So it looks like we could be put out of our misery & hear an official announcement of the Pascal cards in second or third week of May! -
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So MSI guarantees two upgrade cycles. I wonder if Sager does something similar? I really hope I can upgrade to mobile pascal in 2017 even though I have no need for more power
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I'm pretty much tired of speculating lol. Just waiting for the events now to know what's going on. There's so much misinformation.
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