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

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5150Joker

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Coming from you, with the hugely overpriced Titan SLI, I don't think whatever AMD manage to release next at whatever price you would even consider to switch..

And this is why NV can charge whatever they want for a low volume product, because there's enough loyal customers who have no care of the concept of value (perf/$).

@SirPauly, please don't blame AMD for NV raping customers, it doesn't bode well when you clearly know AMD has been offering great value for a long part of 28nm, even moreso with all the bundles.

Out of all you NV loyalists, the only one who voted with their wallet was Balla, with his 7950s. The rest of you are happy to pay overpriced products and are even trying to defend being raped. Welldone to NV's marketing team.


So now instead of addressing AMD's failure to generate any meaningful revenue, you're bashing Titan and Titan owners? And yeah, I'm very happy with two of the fastest GPU on the planet, too bad AMD can't make a single GPU like it to match it and charge as much. If they could I bet you'd be singing a different tune then along with a lot of the AMD fanboys on this forum.
 
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Muyoso

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Will be very interesting to see what the prices on the existing cards do after Nvidia launches the new generation. Hoping for a pretty significant price drop.
 

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So now instead of addressing AMD's failure to generate any meaningful revenue, you're bashing Titan and Titan owners? And yeah, I'm very happy with two of the fastest GPU on the planet, too bad AMD can't make a single GPU like it to match it and charge as much. If they could I bet you'd be singing a different tune then along with a lot of the AMD fanboys on this forum.

In 6 months time 20nm GPU's In CF/SLI will own that Titan SLI for half the price.

AMD doesnt need to make a $1000 GPU to beat titan. It just needs to wait for 20nm and then an overclocked 8950 for $400 will have Titan performance.

Im pretty sure that even the Titans themselves had longer than 6 months reign before the Gods kicked their ass.

As much as a great GPU Titan is, its timing sucks balls. It launches 7 months before 20nm and at $1000. You paid early adopters money for late arrival tech.

Oh and even if AMD did make a $1k GPU id say the same to them.
 
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3DVagabond

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3dmark doesn't represent actual gameplay performance but for the record that is a stock 780 .Didn't the boost clock of 780 was by default 906 Mhz?

Could be one of those super boost review cards like the 680's that runs 1200MHz+. :whiste:
 

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Could be one of those super boost review cards like the 680's that runs 1200MHz+. :whiste:

Possible but that means it is running at ~30% oc (if the official ~ 900 Mhz boost is true).It may show 780 in good light regarding performance but the noise profile won't be too good.
 

3DVagabond

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Possible but that means it is running at ~30% oc (if the official ~ 900 Mhz boost is true).It may show 780 in good light regarding performance but the noise profile won't be too good.

I didn't literally mean 1200MHz+ for the 780. That was a bit tongue in cheek. That was what the 680's went to, but the bigger chip won't clock as high, and stay inside the TDP limits, I'm pretty certain. The point though is with nVidia boost we can't be certain of what the card was boosting to unless they report it with the review. Sorry for leaving off the sarcasm tag.
 

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I didn't literally mean 1200MHz+ for the 780. That was a bit tongue in cheek. That was what the 680's went to, but the bigger chip won't clock as high, and stay inside the TDP limits, I'm pretty certain. The point though is with nVidia boost we can't be certain of what the card was boosting to unless they report it with the review. Sorry for leaving off the sarcasm tag.

I understood that :$ but from what I've heard even Titan can boost to 1200 Mhz with a modified bios.So I won't be too surprised if the same is true for 780.
 

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In 6 months time 20nm GPU's In CF/SLI will own that Titan SLI for half the price.

AMD doesnt need to make a $1000 GPU to beat titan. It just needs to wait for 20nm and then an overclocked 8950 for $400 will have Titan performance.

Im pretty sure that even the Titans themselves had longer than 6 months reign before the Gods kicked their ass.

As much as a great GPU Titan is, its timing sucks balls. It launches 7 months before 20nm and at $1000. You paid early adopters money for late arrival tech.

Oh and even if AMD did make a $1k GPU id say the same to them.

In 6 months time.
 

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Poor Titan owners. If they just waited couple of months they could have saved a lot of money.

Why do people completely discount the fact that the Titan is still better for multi-monitor gaming? It's like people look at 1080p benchmarks and are completely oblivious to the total picture. I realize the Titan is expensive and all but we've known from the start that it was designed for a specific niche of multi monitor gaming. There are situations where Titan will shine, whereas a 3GB GTX 780 will either fall on it's face or not function if AA levels are too high. Situations where Titan can use all the anti aliasing it wants, but the GTX 780 will be limited to FXAA or no AA. Situations where the Titan will shine, but the GTX 780 will outright not function (triple WQHD resolution). The bigger frame buffer allows it to shine for multi monitor gaming, which is what it was designed for. The GTX 780? It will do *OKAY*, but not as well.

I find it highly ridiculous that people look at 1080p benchmarks between the 780 and Titan and base their pricing information on that and that alone. The Titan is not designed for 1080p. Anyone who bought Titan for a single 1080p resolution is out of their mind, because the card is designed for multi monitor - regardless of any price differences, the Titan will always be better than the 780 for multi monitor gaming. That's a large reason for the price difference, due to the VRAM which allows the Titan to be hands down the best multi monitor gaming GPU.
 
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I find it ridiculous that you think 320bit bus and 3GB VRAM will not be enough for 1600p gaming or multi monitor. It might not be enough for some games, where the the Titan is a better choice. But the bandwidth is very good and the VRAM will hardly be any issue in most games. Even with AA enabled.
 
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UaVaj

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as for pricing.
will wait until a well know vendor list it. (newegg.com)(amazon.com)
instock and ready to ship today. evga or gigabtye with free games.

as for performance.
will wait until a well trusted site review it. (anandtech.com)(techpowerup.com)
5760x1080 in sli/trisli/quadsli with all the eye candy with crysis3, bf3, farcry3, metro, etc.


until then keep the entertainment coming.
 

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I believe Nvidia is basing the price on the market's reactions to all the speculation. I honestly think this is happening.
 
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