You can install GeForce drivers on Quadros and vice versa with a customized INF file. Quadros aren't meant for GPU compute markets btw, professional graphics workloads are closer to gaming workloads than GPU compute. I think that we'll see Quadros on GK104 soon.
$499. GK104 has a shitload of room for a price cuts. With 28nm getting better it's only natural to push GK104 lower (as 760 cards for example) and put GK110 on its current price points.
That's on 590 though which has a much higher CPU overhead as all dual chip AFR cards do.
Huh? Kepler is arguably the most significant change in NV GPU architecture since G80.
Realistically - end of the year. It may be sooner but I wouldn't bet on it at the moment.
Umm.. no.
What are you basing this on? If you look at the architecture going from G80 to Fermi doesn't seem like a larger difference than going from that to Kepler. The former introduces more changes in the geometry pipeline, but the latter completely changes the type and design of the processing elements that take up the majority of the chip.
Just like you said that the GK104 will cost as high as $349? Yeah, right.
That was my expectation judging from the chip and the board (which I assume you hadn't seen until 22th of March). I can't be responsible for marketoids at NVIDIA getting greedy at some point between December and March. GK104 was made to sell at GF114 price range. It was called GTX 670 Ti for some time even. Blame AMD's failure with GCN for it selling as GTX 680 at $499 now.
Riiight. And while you're waiting why don't you listen to a "noob" with the card?
Let me requote you.
Clearly your data was wrong. I wouldnt be shocked if your data on GK110 (which is already sketchy) isnt wrong either.
Nah, the fact is that there was no fixed pricing set up when he posted that. And I did mention the same thing, that pricing isnt set around that time. That was correct.
What are the steps? Haven't had to overclock it yet as I haven't run into problems running anything.
I'm going to have to look around for US sites that ship to AUS.Amazon ships down here right? I am sure I heard some guys say they were going to order through Amazon.so the US price point is around $500 (from the newegg link. we're looking at about $700usd (approx) which sucks.
It seems you have problems with reading words. All I've said is that any AFR card or system have more CPU overhead than a single GPU. That's a fact that doesn't need any proof (google it if you don't have the knowledge yourself). When you show benchmarks of GTX 590 as a proof of The Witcher 2 being CPU limited you should remember this. I never said that the game won't be CPU limited on GTX 680 because that kind of depends on a lot of factors. For example if you'll use ubersampling option it sure as hell won't be CPU limited even on an older Core 2 class CPU.
My data was 294 mm^2 for the chip and a simple board which cost little to make. It was wrong? Ha ha oh wow.jpg.
Par for the course on your prices. Sorry bud!so the US price point is around $500 (from the newegg link. we're looking at about $700usd (approx) which sucks.
I had no trouble securing a GTX 570 near launch. This is ridiculous.
really disappointed in the limited stock
Would have been a dead-on impulse buy for me. Maybe I should be thankful?
Anyone think a 4GB edition is going to make any difference if you never plan on running more than two monitors?
really disappointed in the limited stock
Would have been a dead-on impulse buy for me. Maybe I should be thankful?
Anyone think a 4GB edition is going to make any difference if you never plan on running more than two monitors?
The same data that was available to all of the Internet ever since Charlie broke the news.
Now thats a 180 degree turn from your earlier post. I'm glad that you came clean, took three tries.
