Oh wow, the x80 titan in the chart looks like an awesome gpu, 4096 bus interface, double the cuda cores than the titan x and the only one listed using HBM2 memory.
AMD's Polaris Architecture is not listed as supporting HBM2 memory, with AMD's 2017 Vega Architecture being listed with HBM2, meaning that AMD Polaris GPUs may be sticking with HBM 1.0 for Polaris.
The easiest weay to predict release is if top cards are put on sale. If vendors start to offer discounts on top lines like the Ti, you can expect a new release in a month or less. I've watched this happen through several cycles.
What's worrying me more, is that games haven't really improved much graphically these last 3 years, we're just getting same graphics with less fps somehow. :confused:
