GTX780ti Coming!
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Dicehunter
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Well sort of, A 780 Ti has 2880 cuda cores, A 780 has 2304.
i think you haven't really done any research, because the 780ti will be a full GK110 and will most likely outperform the 780 by quite a bit.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Wish we could actually get some proper info on this card, Will there be the rumoured 3, 6 and 12Gb version, Will there be a "Black Edition", I find all this cloak and dagger crap very annoying.
Kaapstad
Active member
Probably not
Extra SMX modules (780ti) = lower overclocking headroom
Fewer SMX modules (780) = higher overclocking headroom
It will be a bit like the GTX 780 and Titan when overclocked, whichever way you go there is not a lot in it.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
It's seriously taking all my willpower not to sell my 780 setup for a Ti setup ^_^
But if your right Kaap, Then my willpower is safe
Kaapstad
Active member
It's seriously taking all my willpower not to sell my 780 setup for a Ti setup ^_^
But if your right Kaap, Then my willpower is safe
I think overclocked the 780ti will be about 4% faster than an overclocked Titan and about 9% or 10% faster than a overclocked GTX 780. Throw in the silicon lottery and it is all going to be pretty close.
MrKambo
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Kaapstad
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Just spotted something on those benches, I think they are bogus.
Check out the scores for the GTX 690 @4k, I think they are total rubbish. The GTX 690 only has 2gb of vram per GPU and I would be surprised if it ran at all @4k in some of those tests.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Personally I don't trust any info that comes from videocardz.com until the actual product is out as they said there would be a GTX 685 and a GTX 785 and not so long ago they claimed they had the info for the GTX 790.
Rastalovich
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Forget about the vram, it's not worth losing sleep over. I've run thousands (literally) of tests, with help from users on this site and others personally. It got to a stage where it just wasn't worth continuing cos the results provided no ~real~ benefit to get uber amounts of vram. vram isn't the be-all-and-end-all. Nice to have it, worth a few fps if you don't. (unless you're dogging an AMD K7 with DDR1) DDR2 rigs... maybe consider worrying, but i5/i7 rigs with too much DDR3 have nothing to worry about.
Forget 4k tests, they're years away in practicality, to which newer cards will be all the rage.
Forget the Titan, it was a freak release, as were previous Matrix etc cards. They're likely to stay at same price and/or disappear. (or turn up with 780ti stickers on them
[contraversial] ).... I'd forget a 780ti myself. Out of the box it'll be better than a 780, but we're not in the business of ootb performance, we'll have oc'd 780 cards anyways
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MrKambo
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ive actually just noticed that now that you mention it!
must not be legit then.... hmm
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Even if it is legit, For someone with a 780 they would see a much bigger increase if they waited for Maxwell which is only in may, 780 to 780 Ti you have got to be a fully qualified idiot.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Yay congrats you've been stalking my posts, Good for you *jokes*, The above I said before seeing the actual 780 Ti statistics.
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there was no need to stalk, it was still fresh in my memory :lol:
not gonna judge that card till i see some legit reviews.
NeverBackDown
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