11-02-2017, 11:33 PM
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVID...Ti/36.html
Quote:Price-wise, the GTX 1070 Ti Founders Edition clocks in at $450, which also seems to be the lowest price point any GTX 1070 Ti can be bought at - at least for now. AMD magically found Vega supply in the last days and their prices are now at to the levels that we were promised at launch: $400 for Vega 56 and $500 for Vega 64. This makes Vega 56 a relatively interesting value proposition, beating GTX 1070 - if you don't care about power or noise. GTX 1070 Ti steps in here and offers decent performance gains at a relatively modest price increase, especially when you take overclocking into account. GTX 1080 is not a lot faster, but has the advantage of offering out-of-the-box-overclocked custom designs, which make setup more easy. The GTX 1070 Ti ends up matching the GTX 1070 in performance per Dollar despite its higher price. Even at $500, Vega 64 seems too expensive compared to GTX 1070 Ti, and GTX 1070 Ti is a huge win when you care about power and noise.