Sound like I timed the build of my new system well.
On the subject, I could use recommendations for hardware. It's been a couple of years since I built a PC.
So much for Charlie's $299 pricepoint, that dude is just full of shit.
You mean that the GK104 price wasnt fixed? :lolSo much for Charlie's $299 pricepoint, that dude is just full of shit.
No, he talked about GK104, which is now being launched as the 680. See the OP for more details.Charlie talked about ~gtx660 models, not this ~500$ 680 beast.
You mean that the GK104 price wasnt fixed? :lol
For all we know, Nvidia could have simply changed their pricing strategy.
The performance of the GTX 680 is somewhere around Radeon HD 7970 as it wins in some games and benchmarks and loses in others
Yeah, thread title change is in order. Just not yet, that is still a rumor without a credible benchmark result.![]()
I hope not. Not sure if such price positioning would fly even in the high end GPU market, especially for a single GPU SKU.They'll probably just release the high-end chip at $750
The original title was based on the assumption of GK104 being on 7970 level while launching for $299-399.You're right, but as time goes on the 7970 killer seems more and more tame.
Which it could have been at that point if nVidia wanted to market it as the 670 at that point.The original title was based on the assumption of GK104 being on 7970 level while launching for $299-399.
No matter how good or fast the 680 turns out to be the 670 or 670Ti will be way better value.I'm coming from an 4870 1gb version. I'd love to get my hands on Nvidia's flagship. Whenever it releases. 8(
No matter how good or fast the 680 turns out to be the 670 or 670Ti will be way better value.
That's what I'm eyeing. Even a fast 660Ti I'll take.
If it's just ~about parity I might not even buy. All I can hope is that GK104 clocks some ridiculous amount on the lower end.
Make GK104 slower and cheaper already so I will actually buy one.
Don't care about flagship
Yeah, that's just me speaking out loud.I completely see what you're saying it's just I plan on going as fast as I can since it's been about 6 years since I upgraded.
I keep telling people to buy me hardware, but they don't do it!=O
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I keep telling people to buy me hardware, but they don't do it!
I have a free screen for you thats scratched, small, bad resolution and you have to pick it up.
I'm thinking dual 680s with 1080p 3D moving to 3x1080p 3D with 3x 680s.
That or travel asia for like 2 months.....
Nope. GK104 is now the GTX 680 apparently.Geez, that'd be frekin awesome.
Edit: I thought the 680 was based on the Gk110 core? That's a shame.
Depends. A 7970 or 680 is a pretty darn fast card. You'd be waiting at least 2 months (probably 3-4) for GK110 if it's even needed.so is the GTX 680 worth it? should i wait a bit longer for the faster gfx cards?
Good value is buying previous generation cards used.Nobody seems to have a good $ 250-300 card, disappointing.
I can't imagine Unreal not scaling incredibly well across all platforms. That's like saying a GTX480 might have trouble today.do you know what is good about this? if UE4 runs on this shit then we have nothing to worry about. You will be able to buy a card in 2014 and start maxing out console games. And you will be able to play them on 680 at decent framerates.
Good value is buying previous generation cards used.
I can't imagine Unreal not scaling incredibly well across all platforms. That's like saying a GTX480 might have trouble today.
Used isn't that great a value. Sold both my 480gtx's used on eBay for 220/215 respectively and they were both out of warranty. I'd say I personally wouldn't pay over 140 for a used 480gtx.
True, my frame of reference is 1080, not higher.Used isn't that great a value. Sold both my 480gtx's used on eBay for 220/215 respectively and they were both out of warranty. I'd say I personally wouldn't pay over 140 for a used 480gtx.
Oh and the 480gtx does have trouble today just not at low resolutions.
is this new?
Rumor: Apple drops Nvidia's Kepler GPUs from 'large number' of next-gen MacBook Pros
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/12/03/13/rumor_apple_drops_nvidias_kepler_gpus_from_large_number_of_next_gen_macbooks.html
The good part about this is Intel doesn't seem to have production issues because it's not outsourcing. (Right?).In hindsight, it makes the failure of Larrabee sting all the more. Imagine if it had turned out? We'd have 3 companies fighting it out and engaged in competitive pricing.
If it's 40% faster they can charge whatever they want.Well this sucks alot,for from what we know now will the Gk110 still be single GPU? If is it possible when it releases it will take the $550 slot from the GTX 680 and it will get a price drop? Surely they can't be thinking of charging more then $550 for a non dual GPU card.
If it's 40% faster they can charge whatever they want.
GK104 will have a dual card version coming 'soon'. GK110 should be single card.
40% faster compared to the GK104 or the 580?
Right, not saying it is, just what/if.Yeah, and AMD will likely launch two faster cards before GK110 launches. It's a never-ending game. They've got us by the balls on pricepoint.
It's nice to want things.Just give me $200-$300 card with 2-3x the performance of OC'ed 1GB 460 please. I don't really understand the fixation on the $600 cards from the manufacturers, I was under the impression the $200-$300 segment accounted for the vast majority of their revenues and profits in the dedicated desktop space.
It's nice to want things.
I want this too
Just give me a $200-$300 card with 2-3x the performance of an OC'ed 1GB 460 please. I don't really understand the fixation on the $600 cards from the manufacturers, I was under the impression the $200-$300 segment accounted for the vast majority of their revenues and profits in the dedicated desktop space.
200 watt card? my power supply can't even run that.
Just give me a $200-$300 card with 2-3x the performance of an OC'ed 1GB 460 please.
Haha, that's exactly what I want too. I don't need really crazy performance, but the 460 can strain JUST enough to be annoying at reasonable settings @ 1080p, so I'd like a new card.
Good value is buying previous generation cards used.