Также будет доступна и ноутбучная версия, однако она появится осенью или зимой. Источник сообщил, что NVIDIA начнёт поставки GPU и памяти примерно 15 июня, а в рознице карты Founder Edition появятся в июле.
Но чего же ждать от GTX 1180? Как мы отмечали ранее, эта видеокарта получит 3584 ядра CUDA, частоту в диапазоне от 1,6 до 1,8 ГГц и 8–16 ГБ памяти GDDR6. Также в будущем должна появиться и GTX 1170, в процессоре которой будет 2688 ядер CUDA. Его тактовая частота составит 1,5–1,8 ГГц, а TDP от 140 до 160 ватт. Объём видеопамяти GDDR6 прогнозируется также в диапазоне от 8 до 16 ГБ.
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Nvidia GTX 1180 Expected in July
Nvidia's 10-series of "Pascal" GPUs is getting really long in the tooth, with the original GTX 1070 and 1080 cards having released a full two years ago. We've been through a number of Intel and AMD CPU generations since then, so it's long past time for a new GeForce platform. Unfortunately, Nvidia has been extremely tight-lipped about its next-generation graphics "Turing" chips.
On the bright side, according to industry sources who spoke on condition of anonymity, the new cards should be arriving as soon as July. Here's what we know right now.
What will the new chips be called: GTX 1180 or GTX 2080?
The chips will be based on the Turing platform, but Nvidia hasn't announced a brand name. We've seen conflicting rumors that state that the new cards will be called either the 11-series or the 20-series. In other words, the high-end card will be called either the GTX 1180 or GTX 2080. Considering that we're moving on from the 10 series, the GTX 1180 makes more sense, unless Nvidia is trying to say that its new card is 10-generations ahead of the current ones.
When will the GTX 1180 come out?
According to industry sources who spoke with Tom's Hardware Germany's Igor Wallossek on condition of anonymity, we expect a July release for the Founder's Edition cards with third-party cards to follow in August or September. Laptop versions of the cards will come later in the year.
These sources indicate that Nvidia will be delivering the GPU and memory over to partners on or around June 15th. We expect that PNY, which makes the Founder's Edition Cards, to deliver products to retail sometime in July. New Quadro cards based on Turing could debut at Siggraph in August.
How long will it take for third-party vendors to make their Turing cards?
While PNY will have smoother sailing when it makes Nvidia's first-party Founder Edition cards, third-party GPU vendors such as MSI, Gigabyte and Asus have to a number of validation steps. For any card they make (even AMD cards), OEMs have to follow these procedures:
| BOM Release |
Bill Of Materials Release |
Start |
| EVT |
Engineering Validation Test |
1-2 weeks |
| DVT |
Design Validation Test |
2 weeks |
| WS |
Working Sample |
1-2 weeks |
| EMI-Test |
Electromagnetic Interference Test |
less than week |
| PVT |
Production Validation Test |
2-3 weeks |
| PVT Sorting |
| PPBIOS |
Final BIOS |
a few days |
| Ramp & MP |
Mass production and shipping |
a few days |
However, on top of these steps (which may also apply to AMD third-party cards), Nvidia has its own "Green Light" program which adds some extra quality-assurance. These steps include
Phase/Step
|
Description
|
Specs and Guidelines
|
Partner gets the program guidelines and specifications |
CDP creation
|
Partner submits CDP (Virtual Customer Design Project) to Nvidia |
| CDP approval |
Nvidia reviews the CDP and approves it |
| Design approval |
Partner submits mechanical design (graphics card shell) and the board design files |
Sampling
|
Nvidia ships chip samples to partner. |
Acoustic approval
|
Partners without acoustic labs provide board samples to Nvidia. Otherwise, partner generates dB(A) curves. |
Green Light approval
|
Partner conducts the Green Light review using the special software (VBIOS and driver) and submits the result to Nvidia
Option 1:
If the board passes Green Light, a Partner Production (PP) VBIOS will be provided by NVIDIA.
Option 2:
If not, Nvidia will tell the partner what needs to be fixed. |
Box art approval
|
Partner provides the box art to Nvidia for review (must comply the GeForce GTX brand guidelines) |
Mass production
|
After all approvals the partner can start the mass production. No further changes of the Green Light approved design are allowed |
Of course, our information comes from a series of anonymous sources, rumors and estimates based on typical production processes. We reached out to Nvidia, but the company declined to comment.
What will the GTX 1180 have inside?
Our sources haven't shared technical details, but tech site Wccftech reported in April that the 1180 could have 3,584 CUDA cores, a clock speed of 1.6 to 1.8-GHz and 8 to 16GB of GDDR6 memory. The site also claimed that the card would have a TDP of 170 to 200 watts.
What about the GTX 1170?
In May, Wccftech also shared some rumored specs for the rumored GTX 1170 (the successor to the GTX 1070). It is said to have 2,688 CUDA cores and also have 8 to 16GB of GDDR6 memory. Its clock speed could range from 1.5 to 1.8-GHz and its TDP is alleged to be 140 to 160 watts.
Source: /Источники:http://nvworld.ru/news/nvidia-gtx-1180-waited-for-july/https://www.tomshardware.co.uk/nvidia-turing-faq,news-58436.html |
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