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Geforce GTX 780, 770 coming in May

256-bit GK110? might not be as expensive as expected then, then again.............


So Nvidia are back to renaming past generation cards a current gen pff.
 
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Buckster said:
if a 750 outperforms (big - IF) - a 670

and is cheaper (if)

who cares ?
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That would entirely depending on "how much" cheaper :p

Given that the 384-bit 3GB 7950 been on £220-£240 with few free games for a long time already, the 750Ti would have to be at £180 or less to be attractive, even if it does match the performance of GTX670.
 
Meeeellar said:
Small error which people dont seem to have picked up on. The 750 Ti is a typo and should be 760Ti like they had said the sentence before.
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The fastest of them all, based on the huge GK110 chip is the Geforce GTX 780. The card also shares a 256-bit memory buss and is based on GTX Titan LE.
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I am also pretty sure they have got this wrong, I can not see a 256-bit memory bus coping with a GK110 chip.
 
whyscotty said:
Photo's and specs ?

Looks like there's 2 two versions of the 780

http://videocardz.com/41297/nvidia-geforce-gtx-770-pictured
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From those leaked info, the GTX760Ti would seem to be the GTX670 re-badged and sit between GTX660Ti and GTX670 pricing ($299).

So I'm guessing this "new gen" Nvidia range except for the GTX780 is pretty much their "official price slash" for existing product range, but under 700 series badge.

But seriously though...even if the GTX760Ti is GTX670 under the hood, it is still only 256-bit and 2GB of vram, so I still don't see how they are tempting if comparing to the 7950 with 384-bit and 3GB vram, plus free games. $299 for the GTX760Ti is too high IMO...it should really be at $250-$270 at most.
 
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Marine-RX179 said:
From those leaked info, the GTX760Ti would seem to be the GTX670 re-badged and sit between GTX660Ti and GTX670 pricing ($299).

So I'm guessing this "new gen" Nvidia range except for the GTX780 is pretty much their "official price slash" for existing product range, but under 700 series badge.

But seriously though...even if the GTX760Ti is GTX670 under the hood, it is still only 256-bit and 2GB of vram, so I still don't see how they are tempting if comparing to the 7950 with 384-bit and 3GB vram, plus free games. $299 for the GTX760Ti is too high IMO...it should really be at $250-$270 at most.
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Well we all know, nvidia gonna keep nvidia'ing.
 
Actually this reminded me of the 9800GTX+ to GTS250 rebadge, which people could just flash the 9800GTX+ to GTS250 bios and then SLI with another GTS250.

Wonder how many people would flash the bios from GTX670 to GTX760Ti or from GTX680 to GTX770 just for the lulz? :D
 
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