GTX 780

[Commy1]

http://www.evga.com/articles/00746/

Well it's official, the 700 series has launched. I suppose that this is the first card to be released because it's a Titan XP.
Can't wait to see 2 of the 780/Titan GPUs on a single board @_@...

Edit:
Upon further exploration there are slight variations in the two cards, ever so slightly. I think that it'd barely be noticeable.

780
CUDA:2304
Base:863
Boost:900
TFR:160.5
Memory: 3GB 384-bit GDDR5

Titan
CUDA:2688
Base:837
Boost:876
TFR:187.5
Memory: 6GB 384-bit GDDR5

If the 780 isn't over 600$ then I will probably pick one up eventually.

 

[sway]

Your just or of luck then, already up on newegg. This price isn't horrible for a "mini titan". I may go with two 770s then bc they should be around 500$ to 550$, with a titan cooler on it, win win.



tappin from the Note II

 

[Commy1]

Aha, they're already entirely out of stock on the Canadian Newegg, that's why I didn't hear about them. But yeah, 650$ is a bit hefty but for something that is basically a Titan it's not bad.

 

[sway]

I already have sli 4gb 670 ftw, which is basically 680s. Those already out perform a single titan so id have to sli 780s to see a difference really.

tappin from the Note II

 

[Commy1]

I already have sli 4gb 670 ftw, which is basically 680s. Those already out perform a single titan so id have to sli 780s to see a difference really.

tappin from the Note II

Well coming from a 660 I know I'd see the difference.

 

[sway]

Well coming from a 660 I know I'd see the difference.

No doubt, I wanna see more benches on it first. I may change my mind and sell both of my gpus and grab one, sli down the road. I'm interested in its oc'ing capabilities and cooling.

tappin from a N E X U S

 

[Commy1]

No doubt, I wanna see more benches on it first. I may change my mind and sell both of my gpus and grab one, sli down the road. I'm interested in its oc'ing capabilities and cooling.

tappin from a N E X U S

Yeah I agree, it has the same Boost tech as the Titan where clock speed is based on temp instead of voltage. Kinda silly when Kepler is designed to reduce power consumption.

 

[jacobberke]

Imma wait till the 8000's radeon cards come. They better deal.