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GTX 780 Ti Specifications Leaked – Full Blown Gk110 Core with 2880 SP

Just spotted something with these benches, I think they are fakes.

Check out the GTX 690 scores @4K, this card only has 2gb of vram per GPU and I think it very unlikely it would even run on some of those benches.

Food for thought Mr K............Now where did I put that tin of limbless invertebrates :D
 
Hoping these do turn out well as I really want a 6GB+ card to tide me over until my next major upgrade in 2015 (Skylake and all the goodness that comes with it).
 
Lol, so much for the new king. This is just Nvidia's answer to R9 290X and a nice hefty price premium for similar performance can be expected.

In that leak it is reported to use more power than an R9 290X. I wonder how many how many gifs/images/videos Boomstick will post about the excessive power usage? ;)
 
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Lol, so much for the new king. This is just Nvidia's answer to R9 290X and a nice hefty price premium for similar performance can be expected.

In that leak it is reported to use more power than an R9 290X. I wonder how many how many gifs/images/videos Boomstick will post about the excessive power usage? ;)

That post was pretty much uncalled for, why is it itching your ass if someone else is excited about a gpu release, maybe because you are hating on it. Please stop all this bs this forum doesn't need it.
 
Well as some UK site has listed a GTX780 for £352 id like to think this wont cost more than £500 (3 Gig model). As some of said though, bit concerned with the new consoles how nvidia are justifying bringing out latest/expensive cards with 3Gb ram, which may struggle by start of next year depending on new games. I know more than 3Gb likely not needed but it just feels like your been short changed.
 
USD is always excluding VAT and excluding UK rip off tax.

Bearing in mind the 780 was $649 at launch which translated into UK prices starting around £550 at launch the $699 Ti will be close to £600 (I guess prices from £580)
 
That post was pretty much uncalled for, why is it itching your ass if someone else is excited about a gpu release, maybe because you are hating on it. Please stop all this bs this forum doesn't need it.

See the little winky icon, that means it's in jest. Well apart from the ~£100 Nvidia premium for similar performance (see GTX770 vs R9 280X for proof). Boomstick has been posting many images/gifs and videos ragging on R9 290X noise and heat levels. Despite this I know he is having a bit of banter and would happily run a good AMD card in his PC. I happen to think reference R9 290X is a great card with a crap cooler and I would never consider purchasing one. Well, that and the fact I am running a GTX780. The fact I said that about reference R9 290X does not = an insult to everyone who purchased one.

Honestly, GTX780Ti looks like a great card, but contrary to the rumours it is clearly not going to be the new king. It was the same with R9 290X being called a Titan killer, apart from price it isn't a Titan killer. 780Ti is just Nvidia's answer to R9 290X and the leaked slides show it trading blows. Once Custom cooled OC editions of both cards are out it will be down to price which one is the best.
 
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Well as some UK site has listed a GTX780 for £352 id like to think this wont cost more than £500 (3 Gig model). As some of said though, bit concerned with the new consoles how nvidia are justifying bringing out latest/expensive cards with 3Gb ram, which may struggle by start of next year depending on new games. I know more than 3Gb likely not needed but it just feels like your been short changed.



>>>Give them a break, they've only just caught up with putting 3GB of VRAM on a £500 card! they were selling £500 680s with only 2GB of VRAM. On the other hand you could buy a 7950 with 3GB for £250.

:D

In all seriousness though, they've definitely been short-changing on VRAM for a while.
 
See the little winky icon, that means it's in jest. Well apart from the ~£100 Nvidia premium for similar performance (see GTX770 vs R9 280X for proof). Boomstick has been posting many images/gifs and videos ragging on R9 290X noise and heat levels. Despite this I know he is having a bit of banter and would happily run a good AMD card in his PC. I happen to think reference R9 290X is a great card with a crap cooler and I would never consider purchasing one. Well, that and the fact I am running a GTX780. The fact I said that about reference R9 290X does not = an insult to everyone who purchased one.

Honestly, GTX780Ti looks like a great card, but contrary to the rumours it is clearly not going to be the new king. It was the same with R9 290X being called a Titan killer, apart from price it isn't a Titan killer. 780Ti is just Nvidia's answer to R9 290X and the leaked slides show it trading blows. Once Custom cooled OC editions of both cards are out it will be down to price which one is the best.


>>>True, and people with any common sense will have seen this and will wait for non ref designs with better coolers.
 
I keep thinking as well, if 28nm has managed this much performance, what will 20nm bring? Probably worth the wait, it'll all come down to whether I can resist a new card to play with lol.

Will probably see the mid-sized die first approach again from both camps for their consumer cards, so it might mean a long wait to see 20nm's full performance.
 

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:D
 
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