Are there any Adobe Premiere CS5.5 MPE benches out there yet? The GTX 680 has a ridiculous amount of CUDA core and I want to see what sort of rendering times it pushes for 1080p video.
EDIT at 8:30AM PST March 22:
Update: Things have gone from "looking pretty good" to "looking pretty rough" on the inventory side. Demand is already.... very high...
I think there are still a couple of Zotacs and a few Galaxys left, but if you're ordering MSI or EVGA right now, be prepared to sit in the queue.
PNY is also a good bet. It's out of stock right now, but more coming by early next week or even Friday potentially.
While this card certainly looks great, it is wayyyy beyond my price point. I am eagerly awaiting the GTX 560-570 variations. Also, does anyone know if the TXAA stuff is going to be heading the 500 series GPUs or are they going to make it a 600 line exclusive?
Guru3D said:
Sorry for the really dumb question but does this require a PCI 3.0 or can it be used on PCi-e 2.0 x16?
PCI 3 is backwards compatible, so you should be safe with PCI 2
Good lawd. Was thinking abut waiting for this inevitable version, guess not. Here's hoping for a stellar 690/695.And really EVGA? You can make a better looking hydro copper 680
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It's really not that impressive. I mean, it's a leap over your current card for sure. As an enthusiast though, I still like the 7970, especially with as many DP outputs that it has. Dat 120hz.Kind of wish I ordered one now.![]()
Kind of wish I ordered one now.![]()
But wouldn't they still be kind of pissed since AMD got greedy and charged premium price for a product that shortly got beat up and at a cheaper price?In the former scenario (AMD sitting still) AMD are, to an extent, practically handing the high-end market to nvidia in the here-and-now, whereas in the latter scenario (AMD responding) there's just some angry people who have already bought their product and in the future will probably just wait for nvidia's response before purchasing. The two aren't really comparable in terms of potential impact.
Not AP, but on Toms review it encodes h264 video at about twice the speed of the GTX580 3GB and much faster than any AMD accelerated encoding. That probably bodes well from AP.
I may have missed it, but is this card actually their flagship single GPU card, or is there to be a more powerful version in the works? Or are the future cards just going to be the lower end, cheaper cards? Is there any idea when the other cards if planned are to surface?
But wouldn't they still be kind of pissed since AMD got greedy and charged premium price for a product that shortly got beat up and at a cheaper price?
I think that no one has the right to be pissed in this case since the smart advice was to hold on some weeks to watch the competitor's offer, instead of anxiously being in a hurry to have the latest and greatest. Stupid in itself since we know the nature of the tech world.![]()
·feist·;36257891 said:4GB EVGA GTX 680 FTW
http://www.evga.com/articles/00669/#GTX680FTW
EVGA GeForce GTX 680!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLCDYVXiL-0
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But wouldn't they still be kind of pissed since AMD got greedy and charged premium price for a product that shortly got beat up and at a cheaper price?
I think that no one has the right to be pissed in this case since the smart advice was to hold on some weeks to watch the competitor's offer, instead of anxiously being in a hurry to have the latest and greatest. Stupid in itself since we know the nature of the tech world.![]()
?Good lawd. Was thinking abut waiting for this inevitable version, guess not. Here's hoping for a stellar 690/695.
It's really not that impressive. I mean, it's a leap over your current card for sure. As an enthusiast though, I still like the 7970, especially with as many DP outputs that it has. Dat 120hz.
·feist·;36257891 said:4GB EVGA GTX 680 FTW
http://www.evga.com/articles/00669/#GTX680FTW
EVGA GeForce GTX 680!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLCDYVXiL-0
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The thing I don't like about EVGA is that they use stock coolers.
Correct.?
You can't do 3 120hz screens on the 680, but you can on 7970?
okay, 4GB. I think that's the one for me.
Ah okCorrect.
120hz monitors are either dual link DVI or DP for 120hz. You need three of one or the other unless you want to mix and match Samsung with Benq.
Yep. When you add the price of three S23A700D's(DP), vs. XL2420T(Dual link DVI), its an additional $400 for dual link DVI vs. DPAh ok
So you'd still need to SLI if I wanted to add 2 more 120hz monitors since it runs on dual link DVI. Kind of sucks but even more justification!! Lol
Edit: dat 4gb version fuuuuuuu
I'm pretty much in this situation. Even if Metro: Last Light is beefy as fuck, I will keep my GTX570 until Crysis 3-ish games and the GTX780.
So... tempted... to... buy...
If I knew AMD's drivers were 100% going to improve drastically then I would stick with my 7970, but I can't shake the feeling that I'm always going to be plagued by problems with the red team.
I'm torn :/
Be rational. Don't go from 7970 to 680 based on a "feeling", one that doesn't make much sense either.So... tempted... to... buy...
If I knew AMD's drivers were 100% going to improve drastically then I would stick with my 7970, but I can't shake the feeling that I'm always going to be plagued by problems with the red team.
I'm torn :/
I know spending $500 on a new card is ridiculous when I just did it two months ago, but AMD has been really slacking when it comes to drivers.Be rational. Don't go from 7970 to 680 based on a "feeling", one that doesn't make much sense either.
Looks like EVGA is jumping on the monochrome trend. I like that design a lot.