I don't think it'll be good. It's probably based on the same chips used in the GTX 1080 which doesn't have the FP16 improvements that GP100 has. I can't be a hu

I don't think it'll be good. It's probably based on the same chips used in the GTX 1080 which doesn't have the FP16 improvements that GP100 has. I can't be a hundred percent on this since NVIDIA hasn't confirmed. From Anandtech's 1080 review (page 2): "As a result while GP100 has some notable feature/design elements for HPC – things such faster FP64 & FP16 performance, ECC, and significantly greater amounts of shared memory and register file capacity per CUDA core – these elements aren’t present in GP104 (and presumably, future Pascal consumer-focused GPUs)."