NVIDIA might be working on another GK110 GeForce GTX for the Summer




Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/19/2013 08:33 AM | 24 comment(s) ]
Rumors are surfacing on the topic that NVIDIA release yet another GTX Titan like card, yet a hint cheaper. NVIDIA has been criticized quite a bit that the roughly $1000 it takes to purchase a single GPU Titan is simply not of interest for many of you. According to a report NVIDIA now seems to be willing to release a new card in the summer time based on the very same GK110 graphics processor.
Specifications obviously will fill the rumor mill but they should be fairly similar towards the Quadro K6000.
So that means it could feature 13 out of 15 streaming multiprocessors on the GK110 silicon, working out to a maximum of 2,496 (13 x 192) shader processors cores, 208 texture memory units, a 320-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface 3 GB of memory.
So the GeForce GTX 680 is what, 450 USD and the GTX Titan is say 1000 USD, let's assume that NVIDIA will middle out that gap with a 600~700 USD product. The new SKU could launch some time between July and August, 2013.
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Ancient Guru
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I want games that could use the power
Well, except the multi-monitor crowd, they need all they can get.Maha Guru
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Still far to expensive for me
I still can't bring myself to part with £300 for a 7970 let alone the £600 one of these will likely cost!Ancient Guru
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No point coming from a 690 even for the extra ram, will wait for something much better.
Hopefully around Xmas.
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This is what nVidia is doing to its customers with the TITAN... Yeah...

And this is what they will do when the new "CHEAPER" GPU based on the GK110 comes out. Yeah...

Different product, same tactic/approach... I just love their reasoning/strategy..

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Isn't it 5Gb?
Although 3Gb is still plenty and could lower the price a lot.
@Koniakki,
This Titan milking is nothing, check GK104 now that's milking

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Nvidia should stop wasting their resources in making these expensive video cards. They should instead divert their attention in releasing quality and stable graphic drivers.
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Chip designers don't develop graphics drivers.
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I'm sure he meant to divert their resources(financial) to the Drivers development department.

And since Denial mentioned it, I prefer they release a great GPU(price/perf) and the drivers will follow anyway.. It's their "responsibility" after all IF I'm not mistaken.
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But from where? From the sales of binned chips? Pretty sure that costs nothing because the chips are already made.
Also pretty sure that throwing money at driver development isn't going to do much considering it's a process that relies mostly on the game developers.
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But from where? From the sales of binned chips? Pretty sure that costs nothing because the chips are already made.
Also pretty sure that throwing money at driver development isn't going to do much considering it's a process that relies mostly on the game developers.
Denial you quoted the wrong person buddy..

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Koniakki you gave me a pretty hard laugh

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Objective achieved...

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That guy went into milking goats for all the wrong reasons, lol.

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3 GB of VRAM is certainly better for most people I'd imagine, including myself, but I suspect this card (if it is real) will still cost at least £600.