Nvidia GeForce GTX 760 Pictured
The folks over at Expreview have managed to take a snapshot of what appears to be the GTX 760, as well as noting a small number of its specifications.
Nvidia's GTX 760 has been spotted at a booth at Computex 2013. While the card itself doesn't look particularly impressive, there are a few remarkable points to be made. For starters, a small handful of specifications were given, though the list remains largely incomplete. Although we're not supposed to know what vendor the card was from, in view of the slightly failed pixelization, as well as the font of the "G," one could make an educated guess.
The specifications that have been displayed are that the graphics card would carry 2 GB of GDDR5 memory, it would run over a 256-bit wide memory interface, and the graphic cards' PCIe interface would be PCIe 3.0 x16. None of these specifications are particularly surprising. There was no indication of the type of GPU core or what any of the clock speeds would be.
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Niels Broekhuijsen is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He reviews cases, water cooling and pc builds.
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josejones I hate what Tom's has done to the posting and forums. It said that there were 6 comments but that I needed to log in to read them. So, I log in and then it says there are none.Reply
Everytime I try to post it never shows up either. There was nothing wrong with posting before - 'if it ain't broke don't fix it' comes to mind because now it sucks donkey dick. -
vmem 10923724 said:I hate what Tom's has done to the posting and forums. It said that there were 6 comments but that I needed to log in to read them. So, I log in and then it says there are none.
Everytime I try to post it never shows up either. There was nothing wrong with posting before - 'if it ain't broke don't fix it' comes to mind because now it sucks donkey dick.
I only partially agree. the new system is much more mobile friendly. but yeah, things still need to be fixed -
jessterman21 can't...breathe...too...awesome...Reply
I too was expecting a GTX 660Ti rebrand, but it looks like it may just be the card I've been pining for since last year's release of the disappointing 192-bit cards... A 6 SMX 256-bit GK104 card! -
mrweaponx Even if it is a rebranded 670 does it matter? $100 cheaper and same(if not better) performance. That's a win in my book.Reply -
vmem 10923932 said:Even if it is a rebranded 670 does it matter? $100 cheaper and same(if not better) performance. That's a win in my book.
yes it matters because they choose to rebrand rather than just lower the price. but it looks like at least they increased the memory bus. which is a win -
mrweaponx Even if it is a rebranded 670 does it matter? $100 cheaper and same(if not better) performance. That's a win in my book.Reply -
thundervore Damn i just brought a 660TI about 4 months ago. Now i want to buy a 760Ti just for the 256bit bus vs 192 even if its only a 64bit difference :(Reply