NVIDIA Debuts the GTX 1070 Ti

NVIDIA today announced the launch of the GTX 1070 Ti. The card, which has been the subject of  rumors for several weeks, is NVIDIA’s first major response to AMD’s RX Vega line, designed to go head-to-head with the RX Vega 56, and give Vega 64 a run for its money in terms of price-to-performance.

Compared to the GTX 1070, the 1070 Ti increases the GPU core count from 1920 to 2432 — 128 shy of the GTX 1080 — and raises the base clock frequency to the GTX 1080’s 1607 MHz. The 1070 Ti’s stock boost clock remains the same as the 1070, however, at 1683 MHz, although NVIDIA’s Pascal based cards have been shown to easily exceed this rated maximum clock speed. Other changes between the 1070 and 1070 Ti include an increase in texture units from 120 to 152 and a jump in TDP from 150 to 180 watts.

The GTX 1070 Ti Founders Edition is launching at $449, which puts it $100 above the current MSRP of the 1070 and $50 higher than the RX Vega 56

	RX Vega 64 Liquid	RX Vega 64 Air	RX Vega 56	Vega Frontier Edition	GTX 1080 Ti	GTX 1080	GTX 1070 Ti	GTX 1070
GPU Cores	4096	4096	3584	4096	3584	2560	2432	1920
Base Clock	1406 MHz	1247 MHz	1156 MHz	1382 MHz	1480 MHz	1607 MHz	1607 MHz	1506 MHz
Boost Clock	1677 MHz	1546 MHz	1471 MHz	1600 MHz	1582 MHz	1733 MHz	1683 MHz	1683 MHz
Texture Units	256	256	256	256	224	160	152	120
ROP Units	64	64	64	64	88	64	64	64
Memory	8GB	8GB	8GB	16GB	11GB	8GB	8GB	8GB
Memory Clock	1890 MHz	1890 MHz	1600 MHz	1890 MHz	11000 MHz	10000 MHz	8000 MHz	8000 MHz
Memory Interface	2048-bit HBM2	2048-bit HBM2	2048-bit HBM2	2048-bit HBM2	352-bit G5X	256-bit G5X	256-bit	256-bit
Memory Bandwidth	484 GB/s	484 GB/s	410 GB/s	484 GB/s	484 GB/s	320 GB/s	256 GB/s	256 GB/s
TDP	345 watts	295 watts	210 watts	300 watts	250 watts	180 watts	180 watts	150 watts
Peak Compute	13.7 TFLOPS	12.6 TFLOPS	10.5 TFLOPS	13.1 TFLOPS	11.3 TFLOPS	8.2 TFLOPS	8.1 TFLOPS	5.7 TFLOPS
MSRP (current)	$699	$499	$399	$999	$699	$499	$449	$349