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[chimera201]

If its true though, I particularly do not like the way Nvidia specifies a particular card from competition to describe it. Feels cheap.

Every company does that.




And don't trust pre-release benchmarks.

 

[sam_738844]

Every company does that.



And don't trust pre-release benchmarks.

NO. Not every company.

 

[anaklusmos]

NO. Not every company.

Just wondering, there are just 2 companies no?

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[chimera201]

NVIDIA Announces the GeForce GTX 1060 | techPowerU

NVIDIA today announced its third desktop consumer graphics card based on the "Pascal" architecture, the GeForce GTX 1060. NVIDIA aims to strike a price-performance sweetspot, by pricing this card aggressively at US $249 (MSRP), with its reference "Founders Edition" variant priced at $299. To make sure two of these cards at $500 don't cannibalize the $599-699 GTX 1080, NVIDIA didn't even give this card 2-way SLI support. Retail availability of the cards will commence from 19th July, 2016. NVIDIA claims that the GTX 1060 performs on-par with the GeForce GTX 980 from the previous generation.

The GeForce GTX 1060 is based on the new 16 nm "GP106" silicon, the company's third ASIC based on this architecture after GP100 and GP104. It features 1,280 CUDA cores spread across ten streaming multiprocessors, 80 TMUs, 48 ROPs, and a 192-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface, holding 6 GB of memory. The card draws power from a single 6-pin PCIe power connector, as the GPU's TDP is rated at just 120W. The core is clocked up to 1.70 GHz, and the memory at 8 Gbps, at which it belts out 192 GB/s of memory bandwidth. Display outputs include three DisplayPorts 1.4, one HDMI 2.0b, and a DVI.

 

[sam_738844]

NVIDIA Announces the GeForce GTX 1060 | techPowerU

~35K in India, take my word.

 

[Nerevarine]

NVIDIA didn't even give this card 2-way SLI support.

such greedy mofos

 

[nac]

such greedy mofos

I expect between 25-30k.

 

[ZTR]

And people were complaining about RX480's price

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[chimera201]

I expect GTX 1060 FE to be around 27K INR

 

[mohit9206]

~35K in India, take my word.

I expect between 25-30k.

I expect GTX 1060 FE to be around 27K INR

I predict 31k for Founders edition and 29-30k for custom models.

 

[sam_738844]

I predict 31k for Founders edition and 29-30k for custom models.

30K for 1060, 27K for RX 480, all cards on deck, its only performance now that will define sales in India. IF and ONLY IF GTX 1060 delivers the same or more performance as a GTX 980, then its a clear win for them, anything short or close to RX 480 for that matter would mean very tough competition.

EDIT.

I say fk both of them. ZOTAC 1070 AMP edition is available for 38,850, hell i will even sell my GTX 970 for 15K and EMI to get one of them bad boys, for almost twice the performance.

 

[gagan_kumar]

30K for 1060, 27K for RX 480, all cards on deck, its only performance now that will define sales in India. IF and ONLY IF GTX 1060 delivers the same or more performance as a GTX 980, then its a clear win for them, anything short or close to RX 480 for that matter would mean very tough competition.

EDIT.

I say fk both of them. ZOTAC 1070 AMP edition is available for 38,850, hell i will even sell my GTX 970 for 15K and EMI to get one of them bad boys, for almost twice the performance.

This...

 

[a_k_s_h_a_y]

gtx 1060, 30k range. 35k is stupidity because gtx 1070 itself is 38.5k
check out primeabgb and theitdepot

 

[supergamer]

LoL at Nvidia's suggested pricing :laughing_NF:
It will never reach 23k even when it becomes EOL.
Just look at 750ti. Intel's onboard gfx are almost as fast as that now, and it still sells for 10.5k

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[ZTR]

Just look at 750ti. Intel's onboard gfx are almost as fast as that now, and it still sells for 10.5k

Couldn't take you seriously after you said that

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[Nerevarine]

Just look at 750ti. Intel's onboard gfx are almost as fast as that now, and it still sells for 10.5k

Are you high ? 750ti is significantly faster than the fastest intel iGPU, IRIS pro

 

[Hrishi]

What planet are you from?
Here on earth we don't have iris anywhere near 750ti.

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[supergamer]

OMG am i on lawyersclubindia? Yeah cut me some slack.. Iris approaches 750's performance not TI's i know. But come dec'16 and KabyLake GPUs will match it even. Entry level dGPU market is getting absolutely destroyed by these... and APUs are far ahead already.

Point being 750ti is worthless product to buy right now and it's still not dropping in price..... yet it's selling for far higher than (usd cost + duties). If that's the case with a 2.5 year old GPU then don't expect to buy gtx1060 at close to 23k for a long long time... No one bothers with suggested MSRPs.

 

[RON28]

OMG am i on lawyersclubindia? Yeah cut me some slack.. Iris approaches 750's performance not TI's i know. But come dec'16 and KabyLake GPUs will match it even. Entry level dGPU market is getting absolutely destroyed by these... and APUs are far ahead already.

Point being 750ti is worthless product to buy right now and it's still not dropping in price..... yet it's selling for far higher than (usd cost + duties). If that's the case with a 2.5 year old GPU then don't expect to buy gtx1060 at close to 23k for a long long time... No one bothers with suggested MSRPs.

see Im not judging you but please post the source of information you are giving. gtx 750 will get owned by iGPU sounds good but you have to post website links.

 

[ZTR]

As much as it hurts me to say, it looks like nVidia has won the Mid Range segment here in India with 1060 coming for 23000₹
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Taxes have truly f-ed up AMD here

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