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Korean sources seem to suggest that NVIDIA will unveil their GeForce GTX 1000 series graphics card soon as they cards are already under full production. Both NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 and GeForce GTX 1070 (naming not finalized) will be successors to the GeForce GTX 980 and GeForce GTX 970...
Further strengthening these claims from Korea is Digitimes who are known to have decent sources close to the Taiwan industry where they are based. Digitimes also reports that NVIDIA will unveil their gaming class graphics cards based on Pascal architecture at Computex which begins on 31st May. NVIDIA’s AIB partners which include MSI, ASUS, Gigabyte will showcase new custom designs for the next generation graphics cards. The more surprising bit is that it will be only NVIDIA who will have the initial wave of cards on retail through their NVIDIA Store. NVIDIA did similar with their first batch of GeForce GTX 980 Ti graphics cards where users were able to order and purchase the new graphics card directly from NVIDIA. The GPU went on full retail few days later and was available with custom designs shortly after....
It seems like the first cards will use the NVIDIA reference design and the custom card solutions will be available by the end of June or early July which is when NVIDIA will start mass shipments to retailers....
Digitimes also report that AMD will also introduce their Polaris graphics cards at Computex. We already did a report on this yesterday. AMD’s own FinFET based Polaris architecture will make its debut on gaming graphics cards following Computex. Both companies and their AIB partners will unveil the new cards. AMD might be a little late as mentioned by Digitimes. Regardless, the launch difference will be very small so a few weeks delay might not affect the GPU makers much.
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