I hope no one was serious when photoshopping this.
I mean it's easy to make good shops with believable specs so I'd have to assume that someone was just joking.
What's the source anyway?
Also it might be a bit off topic, however here's some interesting stuff from some analysts:
Depends on whether you want to trust analysts (though this one is also listed on AMD's site under analysts) :
McConnell and Chung said AMD's next high-end graphics processing unit launch has been delayed until the second half of 2015.
http://news.investors.com/technology/110314-724638-nvidia-graphics-cards-ahead-of-competition.htm
Which would be a problem because:
In terms of quantifying high-end share gains and magnitude, our supply-chain conversations indicate that NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 980/970 has comprised over 80% of high-end card shipments to channel partners since mid-September.
http://blogs.barrons.com/techtrader...re-from-amd-in-gpu/?mod=yahoobarrons&ru=yahoo
(that's compared to apparently the ~66% that NV's share used to be there in the past quarters)
So apparently the current maxwell cards really are selling extremely well. Much higher percentage of high end GPU sales than kepler was a few months back.
Now the question remains then, when will we actually see GM200? GK110 was revealed during GTC 2012. Next year's GTC is on March 17th 2015. So if GM200 hasn't appeared before then, it's a pretty good bet for the launch. Of course GTC focuses on professional parts but still. GM200 pro cards = GTX cards made from leakier dies.