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Except that for the GK104 Nvidia cards, they cost less than the AMD 79xx cards to make and shifting more cards at a higher price, so they are making a killer profit (if compare to AMD).
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**NVIDIA PRICE DROP: GTX 670 FROM £249.99 & GTX 680 from £329.99 Inc. VAT!!!**
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kind of, from Q4-12 to Q1-13 they've gone up a tiny bit, but they are still down year on year, and price drops and new products won't be hurting nvidia either at this point
AMD need to get their new cards out soon to keep up momentum
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Good price drops! I expect that most buyers will be waiting for 770 reviews before making their decision...
Reasonable price drop on the 680 but the full size WF 670's haven't moved much. Less than £10 cheaper than when I got mine 367 days ago to be exact.
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No titan coolers?
cheap 670 it is then.
cheap 670 it is then.
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Its a start but ill still prefer it closer to the 7950/7970 price like they should be. My opinion.
Nope, they cost too much so right now all board partners have opted not to use and instead are using their own cooling solutions.
Lol? I'm out.
So how is a 770 different from a 680 other than name and OCed memory?
It seemingly isn't. I will just pick up a cheap 680 from somewhere when places start clearing stock.
That titan cooler was a main selling point for me.
So how is a 770 different from a 680 other than name and OCed memory?
Well it will *probably* be unable to SLi with 680's.
No titan cooler now either apparently. What a disappointment and utterly pointless release.
Nope
8800GT > 9800GT > OEM GTS240
8800GS > 9600GSO (G92)
8800GTS (G92) > 9800GTX (became 9800GTX+ after a die shrink, then renamed GTS250)
8400GS > 9300GS
Would it really have been so special to release a rebranded 680 with inferior cooling to the 3rd party board makers at about the same price point that's been around for over a year?
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How is this likely to affect the lower end of the market:
GTX 660Ti
GTX 660
GTX 650Ti Boost
GTX 650Ti
Will we see these prices drop slightly or only when they start to roll out a GTX 760 card?
How is this likely to affect the lower end of the market:
GTX 660Ti
GTX 660
GTX 650Ti Boost
GTX 650Ti
Will we see these prices drop slightly or only when they start to roll out a GTX 760 card?
NVIDIA have no plans to move any other prices and 760 is not coming yet, no ETA for that as I suspect NVIDIA will want the channel to clear through stocks on 660Ti and what is left on 670 first.
So VGA wise, there are no more planned launches now for a while. Apart from the huge major Haswell launch this weekend.