ASUS Cerberus GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 8GB vs NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti

Since both graphics units have the same number of Raster Operations Pipelines (ROPs), and the Cerberus GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 8GB card has higher operating frequency, it also has higher pixel fillrate. Better maximum pixel fill rate allows more pixels to be drawn on screen per second, and is an indication of better GPU performance, unless there are bottlenecks somewhere else.

Because two cards have the same number of TMUs, and the ASUS Cerberus GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 8GB graphics card runs at insignificantly higher frequency, it also has higher texture fillrate. Better texture fill rate means that the GPU can utilize more complex 3D effects and/or apply more textures to each textured picture element, which improves games visual appearance.

Single Precision performance shows how good the graphics unit is at running programs, that process primarily single-precision floating point data. This performance is expressed in GFLOPS, which stands for Giga (billions of) Floating Point Operations Per Second. Generally, the faster CUDA cores or stream processors run at, and the more cores / processors the card has, the higher Single Precision performance will be. These two GPUs have the same single-precision performance.

Like Single Precision performance, Double Precision one also provides the maximum number of floating-point operations, executed by stream processors or CUDA cores, but it refers to double precision (64-bit) operations. Both cards have the same performance.

Memory bandwidth of both graphics cards is identical.