[RUMOR] AIDA64 says that the new NVIDIA graphics will be called GTX 1180 and not GTX 2080 as recently leaked

Robert Sole August 7, 2018

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We return with the name of the new NVIDIA graphics, since AIDA64 in its new beta reports on the GTX 1180 and not with the name GTX 2080 as Manli and Maxsun have said

Although there are two manufacturers that have leaked images of the GTX 2080, so the new NVIDIA will be called the GTX 20 Series or at least that is what we thought. Although it seemed that we had finished with this problem after the recent leaks, the mess with the name of the new graphics cards returns to the load, in this case due to the AIDA64 software, which now suggests that these new graphics cards would be GTX 11 Series and the name of the architecture undergoes a small change.

AIDA64 says that the new NVIDIAs will be called GTX 1180 and not GTX 2080.

This software is one of the most recognized within the hardware industry for component verification. Within its latest version in beta phase there is in the note information about the new NVIDIA GV104 silicons, which theoretically would give life to new solutions for the gaming market.

The thing gets mysterious when the identification of the device within the data of the software in beta phase relates the GPU GV104 that corresponds to the GTX 1180 associating to the ID 1e87.

NVIDIA has denied the GTX 2080 denomination on several occasions, but we have seen it from Maxsun and Manli, therefore, right now anything can happen and the name can be anyone. Regarding the GPU, everything pointed to the Ampere architecture that would be nothing more than a Volta GPU without the Tensor Cores for Artificial Intelligence.

AIDA64 already at the time advanced information about the 16-core Threadripper and the RX 500 Series from AMD. Therefore, we are going to establish this information as one possible within a range of several possible and until they are not shown, theoretically later this month they can be like Schrödinger's cat, be true or false at the same time until NVIDIA officially announce.

Source: Guru3D