NVIDIA GeForce X80, X80 Ti and X80 Titan Leaked Specifications

With AMD introducing the dual-GPU Radeon Pro graphics card intended for VR-experience developers and consumers, its inevitable NVIDIA has to react to this call-out and in true GPU wars fashion, it was revealed that NVIDIA will be revealing their next-generation GPUs at GTX 2015. A tech site though has revealed supposed leaked information of the upcoming Pascal GPUs made in the new 16nm process. The new GPUs are supposed to be dubbed the GeForce X80, X80 Ti and X80 Titan.

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NVIDIA GeForce X: X80, X80Ti and X80 Titan Leaked Specifications

As told by Tech4Gamers, here’s the leaked specification of the new Pascal-based NVIDIA graphics card.

NVIDIA GeForce X80

The successor of GeForce GTX 980 is equipped with GP104 GPU core which would consist of 4,096 CUDA Coreswith 256 TMUs and 128 ROPs to a base frequency of 1000 MHz, which would be attached to a striking 6GB of GDDR5 memory running at 8000 MHz (no GDDR5X) with a memory interface of 384 bits give a bandwidth of 384 Gb / s reaching a yield of  8 TFLOPS  with 175W TDP.

NVIDIA GeForce X80Ti

Yes, that would replace the GeForce GTX 980Ti. This model will feature the full GPU Core GP100 but castrated, which would consist of 5120 CUDA Cores with 320 TMUs and 160 ROPs to a base frequency of 1025 MHz, which would be united to 8 GB of GDDR5 memory @ 8000 MHz and memory interface of 512 bits give a bandwidth of512 GB / s reaching 10.5 TFLOPS with 225W TDP.

NVIDIA GeForce Titan X80

GeForce Titan X80 will join the GTX Titan family as its name suggests, the GPU is equipped with Full Pascal GP100 GPU core, that translates to  6144 CUDA Cores with 384 TMUs and 192 ROPs to a base frequency of1025 MHz, which would be attached to 16GB of HBM2 memory @ 1000 Hz together with a memory interface 1024 bits give a bandwidth of 1024 GB / s reaching 12.5 TFLOPS maintaining 225W TDP.

Obviously, this information is not official, so we expect to see more such rumors before the GTC in April, where Jen-Hsun has his ‘opening keynote’, and hopefully has something to say about Pascal.

GeForce X series
GeForce X series	GeForce X100 series	GeForce X200 series	GeForce X300 series
GeForce X80 TITAN	GeForce X180 TITAN	GeForce X280 TITAN	GeForce X380 TITAN
GeForce X80 TI	GeForce X180 TI	GeForce X280 TI	GeForce X380 TI
GeForce X80	GeForce X180	GeForce X280	GeForce X380
GeForce X70	GeForce X170	GeForce X270	GeForce X370
GeForce X60	GeForce X160	GeForce X260	GeForce X360

Credits: https://tech4gamers.com

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Do take these info with a large helping of salt. NVIDIA is not in any way pressured to release their new GPUs and they can happily cruise by with their current stack. From a business perspective though, they can release a new wave of GPUs to scoop up the upgraders market provided they can give a significant improvement in performance or efficiency as what 2nd-gen Maxwell gave when it replaced Fermi. I do feel that its unlikely NVIDIA will release the full high-end stack of its new lineup, a possible scenario of new releases could be a single GTX 1080/GeForce X80 serving as the high-end Pascal GPU along with a castrated GTX 1070/X70 to accompany it in the stack with a new variation of the Titan X featuring Pascal GPUs appearing soon-after.