NVIDIA preparing GeForce GTX 950 (Ti)

Published: Jun 30th 2015, 09:01 GMT

Please note that this post is tagged as a rumor.

NVIDIA is working on new GM206-based product.

Maxwell GM206-250: GeForce GTX 950 (Ti) incoming?

NVIDIA has plans to replace first generation Maxwell graphics cards with something new. Let me remind you first generation Maxwell consists of two graphics processors: GM107 and GM108. While the latter is mobile silicon, the first one is currently powering the ‘budget’ mid-range segment, also known as GTX x50. Both GTX 750 Ti and non-Ti may soon find their replacements, as we’ve just learned NVIDIA has just finished its new processor — Maxwell GM206-250.

Here is what we know for sure:

  • the new processor is codenamed GM206-250
  • it’s a GeForce product
  • it’s a GTX product (which means it’s not GT x40 and below).

Well that’s not much, but don’t forget this information very fresh. The GM206-250 is cut-down version of GM206-300, which is the full processor with 1024 CUDA cores used in GTX 960. AMD’s own benchmarks compare Radeon R7 370 and R7 360 to GTX 750 Ti and 750 respectively. The launch of new GM206 graphics card will surely cause trouble to Radeon R7 300 products.

We will keep you updated about this mysterious card.

GeForce 900 vs Radeon 300
NVIDIA GeForce 900GPUPriceGPUAMD Radeon 300
  ?2x Fiji XTAMD Radeon R9 Fury X2
GeForce GTX TITAN XGM200-400$1000  
GeForce GTX 980 TiGM200-310$650Fiji XTAMD Radeon R9 Fury X
?Fiji PROAMD Radeon R9 Fury
?FijiAMD Radeon R9 Nano
GeForce GTX 980GM204-400$500 / $430Grenada XTAMD Radeon R9 390X
GeForce GTX 970GM204-200$330Grenada PROAMD Radeon R9 390
GeForce GTX 960GM206-300$200AntiguaAMD Radeon R9 380
GeForce GTX 950 (Ti)GM206-250? / $150TrinidadAMD Radeon R7 370
??$110TobagoAMD Radeon R7 360
Released, Unreleased



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