Its also a new released card. If you want to play the steam survey game. For every 3 HD7970 sold, there is 1 Titan sold. Or 1 Titan sold for every 2 HD7870 or 2 GTX680.
Where do you get those figures from?
Its also a new released card. If you want to play the steam survey game. For every 3 HD7970 sold, there is 1 Titan sold. Or 1 Titan sold for every 2 HD7870 or 2 GTX680.
What exactly are you trying to say here? It's not that hard to see that financials are easy to spin; there's a whole regulatory agency devoted to catching it.
Imho,
You make my point for me; it's tough to spin based on there's a whole regulatory agency devoted to catching it but hey, nothing in life is easier to spin than financials.
Financials offer data; one can choose to look at it objectively or simply dismiss the numbers as spin. Personally place more merit on the marketplace than just vocal claims of clearly better or blanket views. Personally purchase GPU's based on my subjective needs, tastes, tolerances, thresholds and wallet -- and allow the marketplace to decide which products "win" over-all for the masses -- ultimately, the market truly decides -- rightly or wrongly!
Titan has sold like crazy?
It makes up 0.06% of the steam survey. Thats not even 0.1%
Every retailer in the UK has a ton of stock. The 780 GTX is rumoured to launch soon too which people are going to hold off for.
Where do you get those figures from?
Financials get spun all the time. There are only laws covering certain things. A lot of stuff gets buried in the detail. Companies show you what they want you to see.
From steam, just as you. April results.
Titan grew 0.04%, HD7970 0.12%, GTX670 0.14%, HD7870 and GTX680 0.08%.
Since you hate AMD so much why do you even post? Your completely incapable of rational debate.
ATI has made some great GPU's. The 7970 is clearly a better GPU than GK104. Its faster, it clocks higher, it has more memory and it can bitcoin mine.
It still has work to do on its driver team but i imagine that this will be fixed because of the bad publicity of late.
From steam, just as you. April results.
Titan grew 0.04%, HD7970 0.12%, GTX670 0.14%, HD7870 and GTX680 0.08%.
You cant compare a recently launched product to one thats been on the market nearly 18 months.
Yet thats what you do in total marketshare.
Sales are going to be fastest in the first 3 months of a products life. Current 28nm chips are nearing the end of life stage.
Sales are going to be fastest in the first 3 months of a products life. Current 28nm chips are nearing the end of life stage.
Look back on the previous figures when the HD7970 or GTX680 launched. And you would notice that your most hated Titan card sells like hotcakes in its price range.
28nm is far from end of its life. Lets see if we even get 20nm GPUs in any period of 2014.
Yet the HD 7950 and HD 7970 may have had their best month of growth since launch.
AMD rumours are looking at 20nm by Jan 2014.
i can only see last 5 months sales? where do you get this information?
Every retailer in the UK has a ton of stock.
titan is widely available here in the us from top retailers, but it is now accepted truth that titan can't meet demand, so don't bother with the real story.
Sales are going to be fastest in the first 3 months of a products life. Current 28nm chips are nearing the end of life stage.
7970, 7950 are selling better than ever (possibly excluding first two months after the release), due to $150 or so worth game bundle.
Those bundles are just crazy(!)
Nvidia probably took a hit at high end and rightfully so, but more than recouped that with Titan
2 models available: $999 - $1,069
http://www.nowinstock.net/computers/videocards/nvidia/titan/
2 models available: $999 - $1,069
http://www.nowinstock.net/computers/videocards/nvidia/titan/