GTX 980 and GTX 970 Listed!

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GTX 980 and GTX 970 have been listed on Synnex. The listing reveals that Gigabyte is working on a G1 Gaming GTX 970 and a reference GTX 980.

Both, GTX 980 and GTX 970 have 4GB 256bit memory configuration.

Gigabyte GTX 970 G1 Gaming (GV_N970GI_GAMING_4GD)
NVIDIA GTX970 128*32 DDR5 256 BIT

Gigabyte GTX 980 (GV_N980D5_4GD_B )
NVIDIA GTX980 256BIT/4096MB/PCI-E 3.0/128*32 DDR5 256 BIT

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There have been a few benchmark runs posted online of the GTX 980/970. If they are real, then the performance is a bit disappointing.

3D Mark Fire strike:
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http://www.3dmark.com/fs/2701047




Asus Strix GTX 970 and GTX 980 have also been listed
(reference 980 and a Strix GTX 970)

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This confirms the rumor that Nvidia is skipping the 800 series.

Click Here if you want to see the new Twin Frozr V cooler used by MSI on the GTX 900 series GPU's
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Old news... xD
Even in germany its already out
Still great news, especially them 4gb
 
Old news... xD
Even in germany its already out
Still great news, especially them 4gb


Old news??? :p
Synnex was first to list them and it was less than 15 hours ago

Do you have the link to the German retailer that has GTX 970 and 980 listed?

Edit: Updated OP with more listings
 
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I didn't even know they skipped the 8xx series. Not really paying much attention to new hardware lately, didn't read anything about x99.
 
Nice GPU score, looking forward to see how the new gtx 980 compares to 780 ti in a 3D render GPU application such as Octane Render. And how well it scales in different SLI configurations.
 
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Just for your interest
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3DMark page as well

http://www.3dmark.com/fs/2701047

If this is true that is very disappointing.

Thanks for the heads up.

I knew that the performance increase was not going to be much, but I underestimated by how much. I think the top of the line GTX 980 would be easily beaten by a reference overclocked air cooled GTX 780TI.

Nvidia better have cut the power usage drastically/ made the card much smaller so that it fits in small htpc or there's not going to be that much point in upgrading from the 780/TI
 
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Thanks for the heads up.

I knew that the performance increase was not going to be much, but I underestimated by how much. I think the top of the line GTX 980 would be easily beaten by a reference overclocked air cooled GTX 780TI.

Nvidia better have cut the power usage drastically/ made the card much smaller so that it fits in small htpc or there's not going to be that much point in upgrading from the 780/TI

I only want to see one 6pin,or 8 pin for the "overclocking" cards
 
What is this card compared to the GTX 770 or the 780 in terms of product stack? If it's a replacement for the 680/770 on the same fab process those are rather impressive results. Nice 4GB vram to boot.

I have to admit I was expecting a bit more, especially with all the rumours, if I were to upgrade [at least beating the 780ti would make me consider it] but if it is to replace the 780 then is this just the r9 285 nvidia style?! If so all rather uninspiring.
 
800 is mobile series Maxwell
900 Desktop Maxwell
1000 Mobile GPU
1100 Desktop GPU

Me thinks

Nope, there is a 900 series for mobile coming as well. I think the reason is that the mobile GPUs were one generation ahead of the desktop GPUs, i.e. there are already 8xx mobile cards.
 
Nope, there is a 900 series for mobile coming as well. I think the reason is that the mobile GPUs were one generation ahead of the desktop GPUs, i.e. there are already 8xx mobile cards.

Ok well then the mystery of the 800 desktop skipment is still unsolved
 
Why did they skip the 800 series? They skipped the 300 series back ~4 years or so ago, for whatever reason.

Nvidia's branding has gone through many weird transitions, but then again I can't think of a single company that does branding well. They all make an obscene mess at some point. :p
 
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