Geforce gtx 1070 ti will use 9 gbps memory

The rumored GeForce GTX 1070 Ti is expected to go on sale in late October, though nothing about this GPU has been confirmed by official sources. For now, the specs suggest the GTX 1070 Ti will sit very close to the GTX 1080 in terms of power and would leave AMD with no real counter-attack option unless they want to unleash another Vega 10-based SKU.

New details of the GeForce GTX 1070 Ti

It has now been suggested that Nvidia will use 9Gbps ​​GDDR5 memory in its GTX 1070 Ti, putting the GPU between the GTX 1070 and GTX 1080 in terms of memory bandwidth. However, it's worth noting that some new GTX 1080 models use 11Gbps GDDR5X memory and that the GTX 1060 6GB is available with 9Gbps ​​GDDR5 memory.

It appears that the GTX 1070 Ti is Nvidia's planned upgrade to the GTX 1070, although it appears that not only is it upgrading memory performance but there will also be significant increases in base GPU clock speeds as well as an increase in the count. of GPU cores. The launch of a GTX 1070 Ti would put AMD in a bad position in the gaming market, as it compromises the position of AMD's RX Vega series GPUs, limiting their ability to fight Nvidia.

The GeForce GTX 1070 Ti is rumored to be released on October 26. It has also been suggested that the GTX 1070 Ti is also designed to cater to the GPU mining market, offering core performance similar to the GTX 1080 while offering more affordable prices and GDDR5 memory. Virtual coins are known to favor GDDR5 over GDDR5X, making the GTX 1070 Ti look very attractive to miners.

Source: overclok3d