The GTX 780, 770, 760 ti Thread *First review leaked $700+?*

[notty22]

You read about leaks,rumors often leaked by design. There are no AMD leaks/rumors, but for game bundles. IMO, there are no gpu refreshes coming from AMD, it's where they are saving revenue. Push what they already have, with gaming bundle incentives.

 

[VulgarDisplay]

Like I said, I wouldn't feel pressured to upgrade my GPU right now if I had a gtx680 or 7970. Even if AMD doesn't release a new generation until the fall I would just wait to see what they offer.

I play at 1080p so my 7970 (or gtx680 if you have it) will be plenty of GPU until the next gen consoles are released at which point I would imagine AMD will have their new cards out or at least rumors starting.

 

[wand3r3r]

AMD themselves said they are not releasing faster cards, but will add something in the gaps. They are basically shooting themselves in the foot if the NV rumors are true and presuming they will be reasonably faster than AMD cards at the same price points.

Will have to see if these cards materialize and at what price points. This generation has been a "rape the consumer fest" so badly that I don't know what I actually expect.

Actually, if the 700 series are released now, the 8000 series will probably still be significantly faster but will leave AMD without the highest end competitors for 6 mos or so (early 2014).

 

[VulgarDisplay]

I just can't see how this makes sense for Nvidia. Unless they are hoping to ride a tide of GPU upgrade fever coinciding with E3's showing of next gen titles?

I would think it would make far more sense for them to just wait to release this rumored generation until the ps4 and xbox next come out and ride that wave of upgrade fever instead. Maybe the gtx6xx series aren't selling that well anymore? Who knows, but this move baffles me from my forum troll CEO position.

 

[raghu78]

To continue the speculation

GTX Titan 2: $999
GTX Titan: $799?
GTX 780: $499-599
GTX 770: $400-450
GTX 660 ti: $300-350

The biggest question I still have is if they will be voltage locked. I suspect they will because they will try make you purchase the performance (no free oc or very limited).

i think you mean GTX 760 Ti (which is a clock bumped GTX 670) at USD 300. AMD seems to have a Hainan GPU core with 1792 stream processors and 256 bit memory for USD 300 that will perform on par with this card. so for gamers there will be 2 good choices at USD 300.

http://videocardz.com/34981/amd-radeon-hd-8870-and-hd-8850-specifiation-leaked

AMD will have to push HD 7970 Ghz to USD 400. I am surprised as to why AMD could not launch the Tahiti update (Curacao) by now. if AMD had released the update there would have been competition for Geforce GTX Titan LE and GTX Titan. this would have meant better prices for the consumers. very disappointing from AMD.

 

[aaksheytalwar]

If a gtx 770 costs $400 and is 10% faster than a gtx 680 then a 7970ghz needs to sell for $350 tops. Still their sales would suffer quite a bit. And 7950 would need to go down to $200-250 tops.

 

[wand3r3r]

I just can't see how this makes sense for Nvidia. Unless they are hoping to ride a tide of GPU upgrade fever coinciding with E3's showing of next gen titles?

I would think it would make far more sense for them to just wait to release this rumored generation until the ps4 and xbox next come out and ride that wave of upgrade fever instead. Maybe the gtx6xx series aren't selling that well anymore? Who knows, but this move baffles me from my forum troll CEO position.

Not sure why it wouldn't make sense?

Slightly(?) Faster cards = more sales
No competition for 780 up (other than 7970)
Next gen NV could be a year out?

i think you mean GTX 760 Ti (which is a clock bumped GTX 670) at USD 300.

Oops yep.

 

[buklau]

Any word on GTX760?

 

[moonbogg]

Most people who bought a Titan didn't buy a Titan, they bought two Titans. They won't care if Nvidia makes them look like early adoptards after throwing all that extra cash down on day one for 15% more performance. They can afford it.
The rest of the lineup looks as borring as could ever be possible, with the exception of the 780. If it costs $600, then lol @ the titan market experiment. I still won't be interested, but someone who wants to run hi res or multi monitor should be.

 

[parvadomus]

i think you mean GTX 760 Ti (which is a clock bumped GTX 670) at USD 300. AMD seems to have a Hainan GPU core with 1792 stream processors and 256 bit memory for USD 300 that will perform on par with this card. so for gamers there will be 2 good choices at USD 300.

http://videocardz.com/34981/amd-radeon-hd-8870-and-hd-8850-specifiation-leaked

AMD will have to push HD 7970 Ghz to USD 400. I am surprised as to why AMD could not launch the Tahiti update (Curacao) by now. if AMD had released the update there would have been competition for Geforce GTX Titan LE and GTX Titan. this would have meant better prices for the consumers. very disappointing from AMD.

I think Curacao is a bit slower than Titan. However it should walk all over anything slower than Titan. So AMD is waiting patiently for NV to release GTX780 and crush it, probably they dont want to be the first to release the new series as always.
NV releasing a $1000 part was dissapointing, it put zero pressure over AMD which is still killing everything below it (the "normal" price segments).

 

[Xarick]

Im Curious about the 760ti, because it essentially looks like a 670, but faster and for $100 less which effectively kills the 670.

 

[wand3r3r]

Well the pricing is purely speculation at this point.

 

[cmdrdredd]

Well the pricing is purely speculation at this point.

everything is speculation

 

[alcoholbob]

So, you can SLI Titan LEs in 2 months for the price of a single Titan? Oh epic fail

 

[tviceman]

Even 599 would be a slap in the face of Titan owners. Titan would only be about 15-20% faster than this 780.
But I'm glad Nvidia is pushing more memory, that are some nice numbers!

I don't really think so, I'm sure this version will have DP performance crippled. Nvidia let it be known that this was a multi-purpose card, it's performance being halo along with it's price. If a person buys a $1000 GPU, they definitely aren't doing it for the value. Same goes for Intel's uber-high end CPU's.

 

[tviceman]

Im Curious about the 760ti, because it essentially looks like a 670, but faster and for $100 less which effectively kills the 670.

The entire 700 series product stack should damn near kill the entire 600 series on perf/price if each 700 series card after gtx780 essentially ends up being the next-up comparable 600 series card + higher clocks (i.e. gtx770 = gtx680 + higher clocks, gtx760ti = gtx670 + higher clocks, etc.) Even if gtx770 is a gk104 @ a modest 1100mhz (vs. 1050mhz gtx680 now), it will have 4 gigs of vram and probably cost about the same as most current gtx680's ($450).

 

[Fastx]

Not sure if you guys seen this or not but thought I'd post it here with the links here.

TH rummored pricing & specs

GTX- 760 2GB/256bit ti $299.00
GTX 770 4GB/256 bit $399.00
GTX 780 5GB/320bit $499 & $599

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Nvidia-GeForce-GTX-700-Kepler,22204.html


GTX Titan Mini Family

GTX Titan II Ultra
GTX Titan
GTX Titan LE

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Titan-LE-Ultra-GTX-GeForce,22162.html

 

[Xarick]

Im bummed as I just got my 670 for $340.. so for $40 less I could have bought a 760ti.

 

[Plimogz]

^ yeah, saving that $40 would clearly be the best possible usage of that time machine you've got parked in your garage.

 

[Fastx]

Im bummed as I just got my 670 for $340.. so for $40 less I could have bought a 760ti.

Yeah but they are just rumored pricing but if true curious myself to see how the GTX 770 performs (vs my 7950 oc) and its real price or NE price maybe $359.00 ar.

 

[SolMiester]

We are talking of stock vs stock.

A 7970ghz at 1200mhz is well within 10-30% of a oced titan

10-30%?....thats a big margin and is that at 1080?...I realise we all exaggerate, but 10% slower than a Titan?, please!

 

[blackened23]

Im bummed as I just got my 670 for $340.. so for $40 less I could have bought a 760ti.

This always happens, buying early in the cycle while selling your prior generation GPU is the best thing to do . I generally avoid buying later in a cycle, because i've been burned by new releases in the past. Which obviously I can't say no to new toys, which required me to buy a new product 2 months after the fact. I try to avoid that these days.

 

[Xarick]

^ yeah, saving that $40 would clearly be the best possible usage of that time machine you've got parked in your garage.

Your just jealous of my time machine because it gets me 20days/sec unlike yours which only gets 18days/sec

 

[Face2Face]

10-30%?....thats a big margin and is that at 1080?...I realise we all exaggerate, but 10% slower than a Titan?, please!

Titan + Modded BIOS = 1200+ Mhz = No chance in hell for a 7970Ghz..

Now I would think a 7970Ghz @ 1300Mhz would come within spitting distance of a Stock Titan.

With the modded bios, these Titans are freaking Nasty. Not $1K nasty, but nasty..

 

[UaVaj]

Depends on what the benchmarks say...

x2

if there is a solid 30% improvement over 680sli and the price/performance ratio is realisitc. will take two.

could use the extra performance. 680sli is currently just nose above water.