GTX 780 Classified or wait?

Raven007374

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Hey guys, im planing on upgrading my GTX660 to a 780 classifed. however i did see the new 8 series for desktops is due out in a few months. i was wanting to spend about $550 or so on it. do you think i would be better off just buying the 780 classified or wait until the new GPU's come out? im sure the price will be higher than the 7 series, so that would translate into a 860 sieries if i plan on spending the same amount of money. is the 780 classifed going to be better than an 860? i hope that made sense...:sarcastic:
 
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They have since renamed it to the GTX900 series, and they should come out this month.

GTX780 will most likely be faster then the GTX960, and possibly the GTX970. I'm holding out for benchmarks on the GTX980.

GTX780 is a crippled GK110 chip with a 384bit bus, that came from the workstation class cards. GTX900 series is the next generation of the consumer class cards, the successor to the GTX770 (aka GTX680) and will have a 256bit bus. Nvidia claims that the design improvements remove the need for the extra bandwidth, but I would wait until some real benchmarks are out

Almost guaranteed that the GTX780Ti will still be the fastest single GPU for a while. It has all 15 of the SMX units of the GK104 chip enabled, whereas the GTX780 only...

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They have since renamed it to the GTX900 series, and they should come out this month.

GTX780 will most likely be faster then the GTX960, and possibly the GTX970. I'm holding out for benchmarks on the GTX980.

GTX780 is a crippled GK110 chip with a 384bit bus, that came from the workstation class cards. GTX900 series is the next generation of the consumer class cards, the successor to the GTX770 (aka GTX680) and will have a 256bit bus. Nvidia claims that the design improvements remove the need for the extra bandwidth, but I would wait until some real benchmarks are out

Almost guaranteed that the GTX780Ti will still be the fastest single GPU for a while. It has all 15 of the SMX units of the GK104 chip enabled, whereas the GTX780 only has 12 (1/5th less)
 
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