Geforce Titan rumours.

[opethdisciple]

From Nvidia's own projections and graphs it looks on average 30% (depending on game) faster than a 680.

 

[Gregster]

Do you think they just want to capitalise on the PC Enthusiast market and the fact Crysis 3 is out soon?

The whole, "I need what ever it takes to play Crysis 3 on max" will make them a lot of cash if a single Titan can max out crysis 3 at say 1080p - 1200p.

They do this to find out where the leaks are coming from apparently. They feed false information to some sites/reviewers I assume.

 

[Jas1222]

Do we have any from the 680 launch to compare ? lets go Columbo on its a**

I'll have a look from the 680 launch but this on their website

 

[ALXAndy]

From Nvidia's own projections and graphs it looks on average 30% (depending on game) faster than a 680.

Which makes perfect sense. Which also explains why the rumours have ditched it beating a 690 and been changed to "Decimates every single GPU card".

 

[Hammi]

I'll have a look from the 680 launch but this on their website

Is there a typographer In the thread?

 

[Gregster]

The rumors are turning into a pre-launch mountain of news. According to popular technology websites, on Monday, February 18th at 12:01AM EST Nvidia will lift the NDA on GeForce GTX Titan, "world's most powerful graphics card." Our sources are placing the date on other dates in the week, such as Tuesday, or even February 25th/26th, but we believe that is the standard tactic to find out who is leaking.

http://www.brightsideofnews.com/new...th2c-2013-loses-to-gtx-6902c-amd-hd-7990.aspx

Nobody has mentioned about the unlocked volts either. I can see this clocking up nicely with some decent water/chiller cooling. Remember how the 7970 wasn't great untill you overclock it.

 

[Deceptor]

http://www.brightsideofnews.com/new...th2c-2013-loses-to-gtx-6902c-amd-hd-7990.aspx

12:01? Seems very specific

 

[LtMatt]

http://www.brightsideofnews.com/new...th2c-2013-loses-to-gtx-6902c-amd-hd-7990.aspx

That could explain the graph which didn't show much improvement over a 680.

 

[Gregster]

12:01? Seems very specific

No 1/100th of a second, so it is false for sure

 

[Orangey]

People, people... the launch was probably delayed because of a mundane logistical snafu.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam's_razor

 

[DarrenM343]

So why are they delayed then? and please don't tell me President's day. 90% of the country has the day off and are sitting at home waiting to order.

Probably because they are not delayed at all. It is indeed President's day - even the US investments are closed. It might be just a tad disrespectful to have a release on such a day, hence probably was never going to be today anyway

 

[ALXAndy]

Probably because they are not delayed at all. It is indeed President's day - even the US investments are closed. It might be just a tad disrespectful to have a release on such a day, hence probably was never going to be today anyway

And they figured this out when, yesterday?

LOL this isn't the first one, so why the heck would you pen a release then cancel on the day?

No no no, it's not that innocent. Something is going on.

 

[Shayper]

That could explain the graph which didn't show much improvement over a 680.

Indeed.

 

[Sin_Chase]

Oh purrrrlease cut out it.

MUST BE SOME BIG SUPER SECRET!!!!!!!!

Just wait

 

[spoffle]

And they figured this out when, yesterday?

LOL this isn't the first one, so why the heck would you pen a release then cancel on the day?

No no no, it's not that innocent. Something is going on.

I don't think that's what is actually being said. It's being suggested that the 18th wasn't ever the day the NDA expired, but that some were told that on purpose to help them find the source of leaks if there were any.

nVidia is an American company, so realistically if it's President's day, I can't see them really scheduling the release to be on President's day anyway.

Bloody hell, and I though I was skeptical over things that nVidia do and say.

 

[Tonester0011]

And they figured this out when, yesterday?

LOL this isn't the first one, so why the heck would you pen a release then cancel on the day?

No no no, it's not that innocent. Something is going on.

They probably forgot, i forgot when Christmas was and it happens the same time every year, same with my birthday...totally forgot i even had a birthday

 

[Shayper]

And they figured this out when, yesterday?

LOL this isn't the first one, so why the heck would you pen a release then cancel on the day?

No no no, it's not that innocent. Something is going on.

You mean like anti leak tactics as explained in the post just a bit above yours?

 

[Gregster]

And they figured this out when, yesterday?

LOL this isn't the first one, so why the heck would you pen a release then cancel on the day?

No no no, it's not that innocent. Something is going on.

http://www.brightsideofnews.com/new...th2c-2013-loses-to-gtx-6902c-amd-hd-7990.aspx

The rumors are turning into a pre-launch mountain of news. According to popular technology websites, on Monday, February 18th at 12:01AM EST Nvidia will lift the NDA on GeForce GTX Titan, "world's most powerful graphics card." Our sources are placing the date on other dates in the week, such as Tuesday, or even February 25th/26th, but we believe that is the standard tactic to find out who is leaking.

Nvidia are trying to find where leaks are coming from maybe?

 

[Hammi]

So if I do not pull the trigger on this should I sli my 680 or go 690 ? hmmm the choices.

 

[DarrenM343]

And they figured this out when, yesterday?

LOL this isn't the first one, so why the heck would you pen a release then cancel on the day?

No no no, it's not that innocent. Something is going on.

I'm not following it too closely but did NVidia state today was the release date or did others jump to the conclusion? Even if they did, mistakes get made, geeks forget things like holidaaays. I really don't think today would have been a good idea. Could you imagine a company releasing a new product on Christmas day ? .

Even if there was a problem I doubt they would move release date because of it. I mean having a paper release before parts can be shipped to customers a few days later isn't that bizarre.