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NVIDIA GTX1180 reportedly coming out in July, third-party models coming out in August/September

Tomshardware has reported that the new high-end NVIDIA graphics card, the GTX1180, will be released in July 2018. As Tomshardware claimed, its sources told them that the Founder’s Edition of the GTX1180 will come out in July, with third-party models to follow in August or September.

According to Tomshardware, NVIDIA will be delivering the GPU and memory over to partners on or around June 15th, meaning that the Founder’s Edition versions should be out in July 2018.

Tomshardware claimed that this information comes from a series of anonymous sources, rumors and estimates based on typical production processes. The website also reached out to NVIDIA who did not comment on these rumours.

As always, we strongly suggest taking everything you just read with a grain of salt. Computex is around the corner and if NVIDIA indeed plans to release the GTX1180 in July 2018, it will undoubtedly reveal the GPU during this event.

Stay tuned for more (and thanks to our reader “Deathstroke” for bringing this story to our attention)!

41 thoughts on “NVIDIA GTX1180 reportedly coming out in July, third-party models coming out in August/September”

    1. Based on the last 3 generations I would guess that a 1170 will perform somewhere around a 1080 Ti and the 1180 will be a good bit faster than a 1080 Ti.

      A 1160 could be around the same performance as a 1080 (non Ti) but we don’t know what Nvidia might try to do here. They released three versions of the 1060. One version with 11% more cores and twice as much VRAM as the other 1060 and then a third version with faster VRAM.

      As far as price I would expect at the very least a bump of around $50 over Pascals and that’s assuming we don’t get another wave of mining craze and retailer gouging. I have heard rumors that Nvidia is considering a bigger price increase over Pascals though. Too early to know for sure about prices right now.

      1. I’m not sure about this. From reports i’ve read, the 11** gen isn’t even based on volta it’s based on ampere which wouldn’t give hugh performance boosts compared to the 1080ti. Meaning a 1180 would be around the same performance (1080ti) while being much more cost effective.

        But hey.. 1. I’m a nobody and 2. These are just rumors. From my POV i’d like the 1180 to beat the 1080ti by a 20-30% margin and around a 6500/700$ USD price tag on FE. Evga’s FTW3 hybrid’s should hover around what 800-900$ depending on the amount of fisting they intend to do. (Cryptomining).

        Again, just rumors.

        1. It isn’t based on Volta and that’s a good thing because Volta isn’t for gaming. It’s for machine learning (Tensor Cores). It’s a poor mans Tesla basically. A cheap professional card.

          I’m not sure if Nvidia will call this Turing or Ampere but either way that’s just a name. Whichever name they choose it will have a lower process node and more cores for the same watts used over Pascals. Probably be clocked a little higher too.

          An 1180 at 20% faster than a 1080 Ti is a safe bet and possibly you will get a little more than that as well.

          Price again is unknown. In reality Nvidia could hike the prices way up and get away with it for now until 7nm Navi for gaming comes next year.

          1. I truly hope you’re right my dude. At first i thought they would just deactivate the tensor cores and make that a gaming platform (titan v is performing well, price aside).

  1. Good news. I will be upgrading when the 1180 Ti comes out. Based on past releases from the last 3 generations that should be between 6 and 9 months after the 1170/1180 release.

  2. I’d like to be happier in response but the shameful debacle that was the GeForce Partner Program has really tainted Nvidia’s brand image and reputation for me.

    1. I disliked when they went with it, but it’s apparently been done away with.

      I’m not going to be like my friend, where he now wants to go AMD just to spite Nvidia (A company which doesn’t care about him, and neither does AMD). I’d rather get my performance where it counts, and not less for a lesser price. Price isn’t that much of an issue, unless it’s a mark up, to which anyone would complain about (myself included).

    2. it’s not like you have a choice nowadays
      you either buy Nvidia, or get cucked with a crappy AMD card
      for me i’ll rather wait for the next TI to upgrade, unless of course the price is attractive and there is at least 20-25% gains from the last TI in 1440P

      1. Yep, it’s not an ideal situation at all for those with a conscience and who also care for performance of premium cards.

  3. Im not planning to upgrade till mid 2020. Im pretty good with my 1080ti. And since most game are capped by ps4 and xbox 1 things are not gonna change till new consoles arrives.

    1. Are you playing at 4K resolution ? GTX 1080 Ti will cntinue to handle games at high quality till 2020 ?

      1. RTX in the current state is pure marketing. Every impressive tech demo demands a 4 sli pro GPUs. The new GPU has no magical solution, that tech is still too green for gaming.

  4. but but.. can it play god of war? with the power of consoles and consoles exclusives there 0 reason to get a PC at all

      1. LOL well put!
        I have the ps4 pro and can say; let the F*CK peasant have that God Of War for all he wants. It’s one more mediocre Sony exclusive. Same as most exclusives it’s way way overhyped.
        I actually will sell my ps4 and I even dont will play thru God Of War. After a while it’s the same crap all over. Throw ax search the lake and some side mission and repeat and repeat.
        Good riddance to that crap low FOV and 30 fps trash :/

    1. Me too i am thinking about byuing a powerful console no need to byu a 1000$ graphic card, a 300$ mb, a 700$ CPU, 200$ for 16Gb DDR4… and so on…
      The idea is haunting me but i am still with 6700K and GTX 1080 Ti

      1. Not sure if you are serious but if you are then your 6700k and 1080 Ti are already far more powerful than an XBox One X. You can also overclock them to boost the performance even further as well.

        Also the prices that you are quoting on a new build are extremely high unless you live in a country that pays such enormous prices because they have to. The graphics card I understand somewhat from recent price gouging but we don’t know what the 1180 Ti will be priced at yet and whether or not it’s worth selling your 1080 Ti and upgrading.

  5. I’ll be waiting for the third party models, and see the prices from that point on.

    Not bothering to wait on AMD, since they likely won’t be delivering above or at the same level as the 1180/1180ti.

      1. Yeah I know, but there is more games then Metro m8 🙂
        Cant wait for all upcoming horror games for e.x. Just love horror games and their will be a lot this year!

  6. At this point, I don’t even know if I’ll upgrade to a new GPU. I just got a 1080Ti last November and I only use it to power my VR headset. Hoping that the next VR headset I buy will be a wireless, standalone device so I won’t even need a GPU or a PC.

  7. That is TN garbo. Look at the features “Ultra wide viewing angles” but lists 170 / 160 degrees, those are TN numbers, plus it says 1ms GTG, further confirmation.

    Not the first time MonoJunk try selling a TN as IPS. I’d question the FreeSync 2 cert as well, the specs list 350cd/m2, the minimum you need for HDR is 400cd/m2, and that’s pretty crappy HDR anyway.

    Return that if you can.

  8. Don’t blame me. Blame the incompetent clowns that run the site. The only place where you read 178 viewing angles (what AHVA should be) is in the manual, but then way at the bottom it lists 170 (TN) again, and so does the main webpage you linked.
    And I mentioned it because two months ago people on reddit realized an advertised IPS MonoPrice was actually TN.

    1. Fair enough. I’m at least impressed you’re familiar with the typical specs associated with each panel. A quick test is to simply press against the panel with your finger. If it grays and shadows, it’s not an IPS. Also, viewing angles obviously
      We’ll see what shows up, but previous coverage suggests it’s going to be pretty sweet, for the money.

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