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wanna play with teh big boys you gotta pay big boy $$ lol. my 780ti i just ordered will do me fine for the next 2 years. I wanted to wait for maxwell but no telling what time this year it will be out for desktops and you never want the 1st shipment of a card anyway and i dont use ref coolers so i'd have to wait even longer for evga to release their custom one. Thats just WAY too long for me.
azzazel_99 said:
wanna play with teh big boys you gotta pay big boy $$ lol. my 780ti i just will do me fine for the next 2 years. I wanted to wait for maxwell but no telling what time this year it will be out for desktops and you never want the 1st shipment of a card anyway and i dont use ref coolers so i'd have to wait even longer for evga to release their custom one. Thats just WAY too long for me.I reckon my SLi'd 660Ti's can keep up with the 780Ti until the mid range Maxwell cards turn up.
Yea sli 660 will hold you over and to be hinest it may not be worth upgrading to the mid range 860 or 870. Only time will tell when nvidia finally decides to release the official specs and details. Until then im done worrying about it. In 1-2 years when the new 20nm 880gtx is out and the 2nd version of the cards are out and non reference companies have made their custom pcb's and what not then maybe I'll look into a 880gtx. Shoot I may just get another 780ti classified and go sli.
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booyaah
January 12, 2014 2:40:17 PM
THUNDERHAWK
January 12, 2014 4:08:12 PM
kungfury7
January 12, 2014 5:25:04 PM
THUNDERHAWK said:
The GTX 790 and the GTX 860-870 will launch in February. Also, the GTX 780Ti 6GB Version will come around as soon as GTX Titan inventories clear up. Top end Maxwell cards will not come until late 2014 - early 2015. Well, that sounds realistic anyways...but lets meet in the middle. The 780 has been around for 7-8 months already, with the 780Ti in the market for 2-3 months. I would say expect a price drop during March-april, I think this is more than enough to reduce their inventory. Hence I would expect the top tier 800 Series coming out towards the end of April for the lastest.
I disagree, I have the 780 ti and I think it's worth it especially for 1440p.
I upgraded from a 780 and it's makes a big difference @ 1440p
The 780 blows the 670 oc that i had in the beginning of the year at 1080p.
Have you played the latest games on a 780 ti or is your humble opinion coming from what you read?
The 780 ti is beast that is more stable and better for overclocking than the gtx 780 and according to Nvidia better than any other geforce ever made because of the load balancing.
I upgraded from a 780 and it's makes a big difference @ 1440p
The 780 blows the 670 oc that i had in the beginning of the year at 1080p.
Have you played the latest games on a 780 ti or is your humble opinion coming from what you read?
The 780 ti is beast that is more stable and better for overclocking than the gtx 780 and according to Nvidia better than any other geforce ever made because of the load balancing.
IconicGamerX
January 12, 2014 11:20:02 PM
mr91 said:
How did you get the confirmed date?Mate you can check it out yourself here's the link
http://www.eteknix.com/nvidias-maxwell-gtx-800-confirme...
further after much detailed research and questioning various experts the date tallies very much
IconicGamerX said:
mr91 said:
How did you get the confirmed date?Mate you can check it out yourself here's the link
http://www.eteknix.com/nvidias-maxwell-gtx-800-confirme...
further after much detailed research and questioning various experts the date tallies very much
That post was from 5 months ago...
pandawatch
January 13, 2014 10:11:13 AM
If you go to the Nvidia website you will see the 820m however I think that will be using a Kepler architecture.
Do you remember the industry ever releasing a new flagship in November? sometimes things change and get delayed...
I think Nvidia is more focused on outshining AMD than following a trend and I don't think that AMD is releasing anything new other than a dual GPU solution that is rumored to come out.
Has there ever been a flagship ti? This is the first time, "I've never seen a 680 ti or 580 ti"
Nvidia hit a home run with the 780 ti hopefully AMD will compel them to release a even more powerful card by providing competition again...
Do you remember the industry ever releasing a new flagship in November? sometimes things change and get delayed...
I think Nvidia is more focused on outshining AMD than following a trend and I don't think that AMD is releasing anything new other than a dual GPU solution that is rumored to come out.
Has there ever been a flagship ti? This is the first time, "I've never seen a 680 ti or 580 ti"
Nvidia hit a home run with the 780 ti hopefully AMD will compel them to release a even more powerful card by providing competition again...
PCGAMING4LIF3
January 13, 2014 12:43:50 PM
Mousemonkey said:
Personally I'm looking forward to seeing what the upper mid range is like, the top end cards from either side are not worth the expense IMHO.What a very intuitive answer! I have a off topic question 4 u
, can u help me regain a old account? Named meowmix44? Iwasnt banned, someone has my password.
PCGAMING4LIF3
January 14, 2014 1:11:56 PM
mr91 said:
Try to sign into your old account and select the option to reset your password and send it to your e-mail, I can't remember if the option exist's.If there isn't an option maybe you can contact Toms hardware support and they can reset the password for you, good luck!
Again I'm sorry OP for off-topicness. My old emails are deleted by yahoo becuase of inactivity
so no old accounts for me... Ty for the help mr91
It may be longer than we think. I doubt that nVidia (or AMD for that matter) will release another generation of card on the current 28nm process. TSMC has been having problems with its 20nm process which would have been the next generation of GPUs. That's the big reason for all the re-branding that has been going on. Until TSMC has this sorted out, we're in Limbo.
AzizNikbin
January 15, 2014 2:12:06 AM
kungfury7 said:
I understand that this question is asked a lot, but does anyone have a general idea of which date it will be? I looking to build a hi-end gaming pc with best possible hardware during this time frame, and i'm planning to use it for awhile before upgrading. Hence, I fully understand nothing is future proof, just looking to spend on what is best at this time.All speculations, info from anonymous bust trustable resources, basically just anything is welcomed
kungfury7 said:
Derza10 said:
In the near to distant future.Man..that is pretty vague. Any estimate of a timeframe?
Most likely in May or June.
(I'm not 100% sure though.)
TorQueMoD
January 31, 2014 11:51:35 PM
The Maxwell line of GPUs (800 series) is slated to be released in Q1 2014 with the estimated month being Feb or March.
http://www.eteknix.com/nvidias-maxwell-gtx-800-confirme...
http://www.eteknix.com/nvidias-maxwell-gtx-800-confirme...
AzizNikbin said:
kungfury7 said:
I understand that this question is asked a lot, but does anyone have a general idea of which date it will be? I looking to build a hi-end gaming pc with best possible hardware during this time frame, and i'm planning to use it for awhile before upgrading. Hence, I fully understand nothing is future proof, just looking to spend on what is best at this time.All speculations, info from anonymous bust trustable resources, basically just anything is welcomed
kungfury7 said:
Derza10 said:
In the near to distant future.Man..that is pretty vague. Any estimate of a timeframe?
Most likely in May or June.
(I'm not 100% sure though.)personally i'd expect late Q3 or sometime in Q4. depending on how it pleases nvidia and amd they may drag the launch into next year
TorQueMoD said:
The Maxwell line of GPUs (800 series) is slated to be released in Q1 2014 with the estimated month being Feb or March.http://www.eteknix.com/nvidias-maxwell-gtx-800-confirme...
very old news. usually when there is real part coming out we will start hearing about spec and such in more detail manner in about two or three months ahead of official launch. when the launch is very near we will start seeing posting about performance leak
Seoulstice
February 5, 2014 11:11:28 AM
Seoulstice said:
From what I was told, Nvidia has a history of releasing their new stuff around April.it depends actually. but from what i can see they will wait for amd to release first. i think that's why 780 bring release in may last year. maybe nvidia was waiting for amd to release theirs first but by May they done waiting and release 780.
Combatchicken77
February 6, 2014 1:31:15 AM
kungfury7 said:
I understand that this question is asked a lot, but does anyone have a general idea of which date it will be? I looking to build a hi-end gaming pc with best possible hardware during this time frame, and i'm planning to use it for awhile before upgrading. Hence, I fully understand nothing is future proof, just looking to spend on what is best at this time.All speculations, info from anonymous bust trustable resources, basically just anything is welcomed
The nvidia GPU technology conference is on March 24-27, 2014. Most rummers are for first part of q1 for release. I think however they will be announced at the show. Then likely to be available around April/may.
All comes down to screen resolution. If you are going to buy a 4k TV then get the higher end 800 series. If your just doing a 1080p and in no rush then go for the 680 or 770 when the 800 is released. Most TV screens only allow 60fps.
My current rig I have bf4 running 50-60 fps on ultra at 720p on a gtx 570. I5 2500k 8gb ram and 128 solid state. My tv is a 720 32" which is connected. Resolution is fine for me as I sit back. TV is broadcasted at 518i and DVD and "hd" channels in 720, only blue ray and films borrowed off the internet is at the full 1080 so no real point. I'm waiting for 4k to be cheaper and ssd drives to also go down before I upgrade......I'm starting to save now!
Ubahgames
February 18, 2014 5:44:10 PM
Nvidia has proven Maxwell's power efficiency with the 750 and 750Ti, but even with a die shrink to 20nm, there is no guarantee that the 800 series will blow away the 700 series in terms of performance. The 750Ti Maxwell beats out the 650Ti Kepler, but it's not by a lot, most of the improvement went to power efficiency. I have personally waited for the 800 series for a very long time, and I do expect at least a 20% performance bump that each new generation usually brings. Seeing the 750Ti benchmarks, I just can't help but feel that the 800 series flagships will behave similarly. They should be dramatically more power efficient than the Kepler cards, and that's a great improvement, but they won't necessarily bring THAT much more performance to the table.
As for the 800 series release date, I have seen many mixed stories and reports. Some say TSMC won't be mass producing 20nm until the second half of 2014, and some say TSMC has already started mass producing 20nm. Maybe they'll get together and have a huge argument.
As for the 800 series release date, I have seen many mixed stories and reports. Some say TSMC won't be mass producing 20nm until the second half of 2014, and some say TSMC has already started mass producing 20nm. Maybe they'll get together and have a huge argument.
well to me instead seeing massive performance increase on next next flagship nvidia might do what they did with kepler. GM204(?) will be the next 800 series flagship (880) and the top chip for maxwell GM200?GM210(?) will be 900 flagship (980). of course it depends on what AMD can come up with as well. honestly i want AMD to force nvidia to use their fastest maxwell when both transition their gpu line up to 20nm node process.
Focus on power effeciency is a natural thing with the "next" generation hardware in my opinion, just like we saw Intel's focus on power effiecency on the Haswell cpu. If you want to improve performance you need to restrain the power consumption if you want the product to be taken seriously. Who wants a single GPU card that needs a 1000W power supply to be able to beat the last generation. Sometimes you need to look at it at a different angle to be able to overcome limitations.
I wouldn't be surprised either if the 800 generation series turn out to be a little step in performance compared to the 700 series... But who knows, maybe the overclocking abilities will be a total game changer. We don't really know yet.
I wouldn't be surprised either if the 800 generation series turn out to be a little step in performance compared to the 700 series... But who knows, maybe the overclocking abilities will be a total game changer. We don't really know yet.
alloudin
February 20, 2014 5:48:58 AM
The 20nm maxwell stuff that everyone really wants probably isn't going to come out until end of the year or first of 2015. 28nm maxwell stuff isnt going to be a game changer. If you are always waiting to buy you will never have anything. At some point you have to pull the trigger besides the first set of flagship maxwell maybe riddled with problems and will only be reference coolers for awhile.
Datcu Alexandru
February 20, 2014 6:44:22 AM
alloudin said:
So I should hold off buying a 780 Ti rig until may/june? Usually what happens to me is I buy the top-end, and like 4 days later something better comes out. I really would like to avoid repeating
Because you're constantly waiting for the newest thing
. Unless there's a confirmed relearse date never hold your breath unless you're happy with what you already got.
If you buy a GPU with the mindset that it will quickly become a last-gen product, then you shouldn't buy one at all. Obviously the balance of the market shifts with every release of new GPUs, and you would want to know what's around the corner so that you can make the best possible purchasing decision. Don't continuously wait for next-gen, but don't make impulse purchases either. There is no correct answer to whether you should buy a GPU right now, but gather as much information about the market as you can, and decide for yourself.
I can tell you that the 20nm Maxwell cards will arrive no later than the end of this summer or early fall, just based on market trend and the fact that the architecture is already functional, as seen in the GTX 750 cards. I wouldn't recommend buying anything other than a 780 if you need it right now, because the 780Ti costs 40% more than the 780, but isn't necessarily 40% quicker, and the Radeon cards are inflated beyond belief. Bottom line is, the high end GPU market doesn't look very appealing at the moment, I would hold onto my money at least until there are some new pieces on the board.
I can tell you that the 20nm Maxwell cards will arrive no later than the end of this summer or early fall, just based on market trend and the fact that the architecture is already functional, as seen in the GTX 750 cards. I wouldn't recommend buying anything other than a 780 if you need it right now, because the 780Ti costs 40% more than the 780, but isn't necessarily 40% quicker, and the Radeon cards are inflated beyond belief. Bottom line is, the high end GPU market doesn't look very appealing at the moment, I would hold onto my money at least until there are some new pieces on the board.
thismafiaguy said:
If you buy a GPU with the mindset that it will quickly become a last-gen product, then you shouldn't buy one at all. Obviously the balance of the market shifts with every release of new GPUs, and you would want to know what's around the corner so that you can make the best possible purchasing decision. Don't continuously wait for next-gen, but don't make impulse purchases either. There is no correct answer to whether you should buy a GPU right now, but gather as much information about the market as you can, and decide for yourself. I can tell you that the 20nm Maxwell cards will arrive no later than the end of this summer or early fall, just based on market trend and the fact that the architecture is already functional, as seen in the GTX 750 cards. I wouldn't recommend buying anything other than a 780 if you need it right now, because the 780Ti costs 40% more than the 780, but isn't necessarily 40% quicker, and the Radeon cards are inflated beyond belief. Bottom line is, the high end GPU market doesn't look very appealing at the moment, I would hold onto my money at least until there are some new pieces on the board.
The market for high end cards are never appealing in my opinion since they're so pricey. You can argue if they are over priced (some definitely are). It totally depends on your needs. For me the latest high-end cards will always be over priced compared to other cards you can get for the money.
TheFixerization
February 21, 2014 2:15:56 PM
GTX780Ti and value:
I just looked up recent prices then crunched numbers for the Asus DCU2 versions of the GTX780 and GTX780Ti for a fair comparison.
I used the same data from Techpowerup for Summary Benchmarks and overclocking results. Here's the important data:
GTX780Ti vs GTX780:
a) costs 40% more ($700/$500)
b) average 17.6% faster (same Asus design)
c) 5.2% faster when both overclocked to max (same Asus design).
*So the GTX780Ti drops to about 5% faster when the cards are overclocked. That translates to 52.5FPS vs 50FPS. Ouch!
I just looked up recent prices then crunched numbers for the Asus DCU2 versions of the GTX780 and GTX780Ti for a fair comparison.
I used the same data from Techpowerup for Summary Benchmarks and overclocking results. Here's the important data:
GTX780Ti vs GTX780:
a) costs 40% more ($700/$500)
b) average 17.6% faster (same Asus design)
c) 5.2% faster when both overclocked to max (same Asus design).
*So the GTX780Ti drops to about 5% faster when the cards are overclocked. That translates to 52.5FPS vs 50FPS. Ouch!
dempy19
February 26, 2014 6:40:35 PM
photonboy said:
GTX780Ti and value:I just looked up recent prices then crunched numbers for the Asus DCU2 versions of the GTX780 and GTX780Ti for a fair comparison.
I used the same data from Techpowerup for Summary Benchmarks and overclocking results. Here's the important data:
GTX780Ti vs GTX780:
a) costs 40% more ($700/$500)
b) average 17.6% faster (same Asus design)
c) 5.2% faster when both overclocked to max (same Asus design).
*So the GTX780Ti drops to about 5% faster when the cards are overclocked. That translates to 52.5FPS vs 50FPS. Ouch!
this post just made me smile from ear to ear, I decided to go with the GTX 780 DCUIIOC and overclock it instead of spending the extra 200$ on the Ti version. Even though I knew I had a great card, this just made my decision to get the non-Ti even better! Thanks photonboy for making my day
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