Nvidia GTX 785 Coming Soon

Hmmm. I doubt there will be a 785, given the differences between the 780 and the Titan. The 785 would have to be on par with a Titan in terms of performance, so I don't think it's likely Nvidia will release a 785.
 
Hmmm. I doubt there will be a 785, given the differences between the 780 and the Titan. The 785 would have to be on par with a Titan in terms of performance, so I don't think it's likely Nvidia will release a 785.

Very true but you never know, Might be another halfway point ?
 
Less cuda cores than a 780? BS confirmed

A 775 would make sense though, Probably won't see it until AMD launch there stuff.
 
Yeah the 780 is just a toned down Titan and comes not all that far away in performance but at half the price. If they get much closer, there won't be any reason to buy the Titan.

I wonder if a 770 would happen. We've already got the 680 that's between the 780 and 670 price points. The 680 is only marginally faster than a 670 despite costing $70 more so there's really no room for it to fit between the 670 and 680 that I can think of.

Part of me thinks Nvidia is gonna just sit tight til their next architecture comes out next year (Maxwell I think it is).
 
I agree with grassman, why would a 785 have half an SMX less than a 780? It would make no sense. 2496 CUDA cores would make more sense, but a TITAN II would make most sense, with all 8 SMX (3072 CUDA cores) enabled.
 
I wonder if a 770 would happen. We've already got the 680 that's between the 780 and 670 price points. The 680 is only marginally faster than a 670 despite costing $70 more so there's really no room for it to fit between the 670 and 680 that I can think of.

The 770 will be a tweaked 680, using an updated GK104 die. There have been numerous online reports, and it is expected late next week.
 
The 770 will be a tweaked 680, using an updated GK104 die. There have been numerous online reports, and it is expected late next week.

Hmmm. That would be interesting. Didn't think about the 770 being between the 680 and 780. I can see that. 680 at $450, 770 at $525 and 780 at $600. That does make sense.
 
To be honest I can't see them bringing out a GTX 785, It would be way too close to Titan performance seeing as an overclocked 780 can pretty much match the titan in some/certain benchmarks and games and 1 or 2 it exceeds, They would actually be shooting themselves in the foot and might aswell say "Please dont buy our top end product this 1 does just aswell and is cheaper"
 
I'm wondering now if I should of waited and not gotten the GTX 780 and seen if Nvidia come out with a GTX 785 :-/ *Being paranoid*
 
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I wouldn't worry about it at all. You've got the baddest video card around and enough muscle to shred anything at 2560x1600. I wouldn't have any problem at all buying one.
 
I wouldn't worry about it at all. You've got the baddest video card around and enough muscle to shred anything at 2560x1600. I wouldn't have any problem at all buying one.

You make a good point but I always like getting the best single core card out *bar the bleeding edge cards i.e Titan, 690, 7990 etc...*

Just got a feeling its going to be the GTX 280 all over again, I just get one and then the GTX 285 came out 5 months later, Annoying as hell :cussing:
 
I feel your pain. I finally gave in and bought this GTX670 in late April. About a week later I hear about the GTX780. :banghead:
 
Bit of info -

http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=881&gid2=879&compare=geforce-gtx-770-vs-geforce-gtx-785

GeForce GTX 785 is an upcoming GPU that was supposed to be based on the Maxwell architecture but the latest rumours indicate it will still be based on the Kepler architecture.
The latest data indicates it might be based on a energy efficient version of the Kepler GK110 Core (used on TITAN) which could offer more overclocking possibilities and extra Turbo Boost while remaining within the same power envelope.
On the other hand, it might utilize all of Keplers SMXs and offer 2880 SPUs.
In both cases, it's a potential GeForce GTX TITAN successor.
 
I wouldn't put it past them. Having been an enthusiast for over a decade I've seen them do a lot of stuff like this previously.

8800GTX -> 8800 Ultra released later
9800GTX -> 9800GTX+
GTX 260 192 Core -> GTX 260 216 Core released soon after
GTX 280 -> GTX 285
GTX 480 -> GTX 580 (480 = March 2010, 580 = November 2010)

Then most recently we had the GTX 680 and that has been displaced by the GTX Titan and now the GTX 780 and they all use the same architecture.

So I don't think it is out of the question that they would do something like this as well they've made a track record of it. I personally don't think there will be a GTX 785 but again, I'm not discounting it, I just have my doubts and reservations.
 
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