The first benchmark of the NVIDIA GTX 1170 comes out in the 3DMark Fire Strike, being able to outperform the GTX 1080 Ti.
We have been waiting for months to see the first benchmarks of NVIDIA Turing graphics cards, the new GTX 11 Series. These graphics cards have been delayed several times, delaying more than a year due to a lack of competition first and then to wait for GDDR6 memories. Well, so much waiting seems to have been worth it, because the first benchmark of the GTX 1170 is a real stupidity.
The NVIDIA GTX 1170 benchmark goes above the GTX 1080 Ti.
Specifically, the benchmark of the GTX 1170 has been leaked under the 3DMark Fire Strike. The graphics card would be working at a brutal frequency of 2.5GHz and would have no less than 16GB of GDDR6 memory that works under a 256-bit interface. Thanks to these data, a score of 29.752 points has been reached, which makes it the best graphics card on the market for gaming.
Previously, the GTX 1180 Ti held the record with 28.391 points and the gap is still much greater with AMD's RX Vega 64, which has a record of 22.931 points. The difference is even more brutal, if we compare it with the GTX 1070, which has a record of 18.016 points.
The increase in power and frequency is possible thanks to the fact that this graphics card is based on 12 nm lithography, which allows an increase in frequency and performance, with reduced energy consumption. Also, this graphics card is expected to have a great capacity for overclocking.
If these data are confirmed, we will be facing a really brutal jump in terms of performance, so much so that the GTX 1170 will yield more than 65% more than the GTX 1070 and is 33% more powerful than the RX Vega 64, which is which is a brutal leap in performance and a huge problem for AMD.
Source: wccftech
Hi, I think the first paragraph is backwards instead of 1070 it would be 1170 and instead of 1180ti it is 1080ti.