To be honest, i really do not see Vega10 going against 1080. Like i mentioned, the most 1070. Maybe there is a 490 and a 490X. Maybe.
Vega11 will go against 1080.
If Vega11 can touch 1080 and maintain or slightly above it, it is good liao.
TitanX?? Maybe let powercolor settle it.
Actually base on the analysis I done, Titan X is renamed as Titan X is simply becz its just a beefed up version of Titan X. And why it is extremely extremely bad value for money, so much that it put previous Titan to shame.
Most of the OG TX can OCed to 1500-1550MHz given the usual condition. Now this comparison become very interesting if you compared stock pascal Titan with OCed Maxwell TX.
When you OCed OG TX to 1513MHz and compared to new TX -
1) Both have same speed
2) Both same 12GB memory (5X is just take double chunk of data but is essentially the same thing as G5)
3) Pascal TX has 16.7% more cores than OG TX.
Therefore compared both at same clock of 1513MHz, New TX is 16.7% faster, but apply the law of diminishing return with cores scaling, we know its probably just ~10% delta.
Addition note: Pascal has lower IPC per core than Maxwell (4% lower)
That put the difference between the 2 even lesser. In fact I hope someone can do a testing on OCed TX vs stock Pascal TX and see. If I am correct you should see <10% delta between the 2.
Since you can get OG TX at less than half the price of its launch MSRP at any 2nd hand market (<US$500), It might be better to wack 2 of them and OCed them hella out in SLI mode. Anyway just a suggestion, but SLI 1080 suddenly look very attractive as well.
Now the burning question remains: How much new TX can OC, given its 8+6 pins power and no AiB option.