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AMD Radeon R9 290X with Hawaii GPU pictured, has 512-bit 4GB Memory

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You can almost guarantee that the GTX 780ti won't just be a higher clocked 780 now. Extra cores are going to be needed to put some distance between it and the 290X. This is why competition is good.
 
You can almost guarantee that the GTX 780ti won't just be a higher clocked 780 now. Extra cores are going to be needed to put some distance between it and the 290X. This is why competition is good.

Indeed. I think the 780ti could be the Titan ultra people were assuming was coming.
 
You can almost guarantee that the GTX 780ti won't just be a higher clocked 780 now. Extra cores are going to be needed to put some distance between it and the 290X. This is why competition is good.

When do you think we'll get some proper info on the 780ti? (prices/benches) After the 290x release?
 
Results are looking good but no results there for noise or temperature!

Still thinking the standard 290 could be the big winner in terms of price performance, especially if the crossfire scaling works well.
 
You never know. if it's as good as AMD are making it out to be then it could eventually phase out DirectX.
May be, but I seriously doubt it is something that would happen in the near future.

From my understanding, the whole situation with directx and Mantle is that more like directx is the "motorway", whereas Mantle is like the "motorway tolls" :p
 
When do you think we'll get some proper info on the 780ti? (prices/benches) After the 290x release?

Nobody knows at this point, I think Nvidia said cards would be available mid November? So wouldn't be surprised to see more info being leaked when the 290X goes on sale, just to mess with AMD.
 
You can almost guarantee that the GTX 780ti won't just be a higher clocked 780 now. Extra cores are going to be needed to put some distance between it and the 290X. This is why competition is good.

Not if the only intention behind anouncing GTX 780Ti was to introduce an element of doubt into potential buyers minds. Nvidia said GTX780Ti was the fastest graphics card they produced (paraphrasing). If Nvidia simply bump reference GTX780 to 1Ghz core/1100 boost and calll it 780Ti it will make that statement true.
 
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I said it the other day, every card nvidia has released with ti added to the name it's had more cores I believe. Not that it will make that big of a difference, 780's, TITAN's, 290x are all going to be very close to the point you couldn't tell the difference if you had them running on 3 seperate screens I bet.

Cost is the issue for most, then features and what not.
 
Not if the only intention behind anouncing GTX 780Ti was to introduce an element of doubt into potential buyers minds. Nvidia said GTX780Ti was the fastest graphics card they produced (paraphrasing). If Nvidia simply bump reference GTX780 to 1Ghz core/1100 boost and calll it 780Ti it will make that statement true.
If that is the case, it would be like 8800GTX vs 8800Ultra all over again :p
 
I can't see the 780Ti being any better than the 290X in all honesty but it depends if Nvidia decide it's worth taking a hit on these cards for the sake of appearances (e.g more CUDA cores with some decent clocks)
From those leaks the 290X looks like a fair powerhouse.
 
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