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When are nvidia releasing the 880 series?
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This has to be one of the most pedantic and geeky tangents I've ever seen on a thread - loving it!
Now, do we count it as a different card if it has the same chip on it but a larger amount of memory (780 6GB)?
See once again thats a EVGA only release not nvidia,, do we take into account all AIB's versions or not ?
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I would say it depends on whether there's a substantive difference to the reference card. A non-reference cooler, or a redesigned board still housing the same components wouldn't qualify in my book, but a different amount of memory would to me.
I would say reference cards only, so not AIB variants, other wise each separate clock increased overclock card would have to be considered a new card.