An alleged specifications of the upcoming Geforce GTX 1080 Ti have found their way online, showing a graphics card based on GP102 GPU with significantly higher CUDA core count and 12GB of memory.

According to an earlier report coming from Wccftech.com, the Geforce GTX 1080 Ti could be based on the 16nm GP102 GPU, same one that was behind the Pascal-based Titan X graphics card. The cut-down GP102 GPU could end up with 52 SM units, which adds up to 3328 CUDA cores and a compute performance of 10.8 TFLOPs.

Unlike the Pascal Titan X graphics card, the new GTX 1080 Ti will not only have lower amount of CUDA cores but also come with 12GB of GDDR5 memory, which paired up with 384-bit memory interface, could add to 384GB/s of memory bandwidth. The GPU could end up clocked at 1503MHz base and 1623MHz GPU Boost clocks and it could retain the same 250W TDP, drawing power from a combination of 8- and 6-pin PCIe power connectors.

Although it will use slower 8.0GHz clocked GDDR5 memory, the memory bandwidth will be much higher than on the GTX 1080 due to a wider 384-bit memory interface.

Unfortunately, there are still no details on when Nvidia actually plans to announce or release the new GTX 1080 Ti graphics card but hopefully we will see it before the end of this year.



Source: via Overclock3D.net.