Galaxy Introduces the GTX 770 and 780 HOF Graphics Cards
Galaxy has launched two high-end factory overclocked variants of the GeForce GTX 770 and GTX 780 GPUs.
Galaxy has introduced two range-topping “Hall of Fame” (HOF) editions of the GeForce GTX 770 and 780 graphics cards that both feature distinctive white PCBs, beefy heat sinks, and aim to provide a "good interpretation" of Galaxy's "everything just for performance philosophy."
The GeForce GTX 770 HOF is factory overclocked from base/boost 1046/1085 MHz to 1202 MHz/1254 MHz; features 2 GB of GDDR5 memory over a 256-bit interface; and includes premium tantalum capacitors and a dual-slot, triple-fan cooler that should provide a comfortable amount of headroom for further overclocking.
The GeForce GTX 780 HOF offers a GK110-300-A2 core, 3 GB of GDDR5 memory over a 384-bit interface and is factory overclocked to 1006/1058 MHz from the reference clock speed of 863 MHz/900 MHz (base/boost). Similarly, the graphics card also includes high-end tantalum capacitors, an 8+2 Phase VRM and an oversized triple-slot, dual-fan cooler that includes a densely packed aluminum fin array and four 6 mm heat pipes.
Although Galaxy has yet to announce the GTX 770 HOF or the GTX 780 HOF’s pricing or availability, the former is listed for $449.99 and “out of stock” at the Galaxy Webstore.


I think they messed up, if you look at the pictures it looks like the 770 is the dual slot (triple fan setup) card and the 780 is the triple slot (dual fan setup) card.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Gainward-GTX-780-Phantom-GLH,23223.html
Gainward has been around a long time and used unusual names like Golden Sample.
On their site they have an EOL section with pics and specs and drivers of their early OC'd nvidia cards.
Zero. Give it a break man we have only recently put PCI-E 1.0 on shelf... of history.
Yeah... I also like to have free stuff. This type of memory is expensive and this cards don't really use all of it. But yeah you know better than engineers at Galaxy they are putting not enough memory on their 500$ products.
This type of memory is expensive and this cards don't really use all of it.
Actually they do, maybe not for gaming but for GPGPU programs such as real time 3D Rendering
This has been going on for over a month now for many many people while Nvidia hasn't even acknowledge d the problem. I would think twice about buying one of their products. They seem more interested in in developing a mobile gaming platform that no one cares about, than fixing problems with their other products.
I agree- it's time for cards with 3-4gb of vram to become the norm. Especially if the card costs $400+
This type of memory is expensive and this cards don't really use all of it.
Actually they do, maybe not for gaming but for GPGPU programs such as real time 3D Rendering
This are home use gamer cards not rendering farm cards. Have you heard of workstation hardware ? There are still options with more ram so I don't understand this outcry for zero performance gains.
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Anyone else disappointed in the memory sizes in such expensive cards? A 450.00 card shouldn't still be sporting 2GB of memory in 2013.
This type of memory is expensive and this cards don't really use all of it.
Actually they do, maybe not for gaming but for GPGPU programs such as real time 3D Rendering
This are home use gamer cards not rendering farm cards. Have you heard of workstation hardware ? There are still options with more ram so I don't understand this outcry for zero performance gains.
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Uh... read up a little people! These high end cards are able to use every BIT/BYTE of memory fed to it!!! LOL, Especially at large resolution gaming and multi monitor gaming! The programming utilization for memory changes from game to game, but most made within the last two-three years suck up all available memory! Lets not forget, even at lower resolutions, more memory is needed to run high AA/AF settings too!
Load up on memory! Its ALL used!
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Anyone else disappointed in the memory sizes in such expensive cards? A 450.00 card shouldn't still be sporting 2GB of memory in 2013.
This type of memory is expensive and this cards don't really use all of it.
Actually they do, maybe not for gaming but for GPGPU programs such as real time 3D Rendering
This are home use gamer cards not rendering farm cards. Have you heard of workstation hardware ? There are still options with more ram so I don't understand this outcry for zero performance gains.
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Uh... read up a little people! These high end cards are able to use every BIT/BYTE of memory fed to it!!! LOL, Especially at large resolution gaming and multi monitor gaming! The programming utilization for memory changes from game to game, but most made within the last two-three years suck up all available memory! Lets not forget, even at lower resolutions, more memory is needed to run high AA/AF settings too!
Load up on memory! Its ALL used!
Don't forget that RAM is a storage. You don't make cars faster by placing bigger fuel tanks.
More ram equals more performance only in situation when you don't have enough(or it's too slow) of it thus you cap device performance.