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First NVIDIA Maxwell GPU-Based Graphics Card is the GeForce GTX 750 Ti
Unlike launching a new architecture into the high-end segment, NVIDIA is set to release the followup to Kepler called Maxwell in the mainstream space in the current Series 700 lineup, it in fact it is going to be the GeForce GTX 750 Ti. SweClockers report that the first Maxwell GPU would be the GM107to be released February 18th of 2014. The 750 Ti will replace the GeForce 650 Ti.
There are no specs available, but Maxwell will get a special buffer for the CPU and GPU. We also know that it will get Unified Virtual Memory as such the GPU and CPU can share memory.
We expect higher end Maxwell based cards later this year, and though we do not know for sure, they might have a special integrated 64-bit ARM processors say a NVIDIA Maxwell GM117 with a Denver dual core ? Then again, for mainstream and high-end that would not make much sense. Entry level however would. Ah well, we'll see.
As always this info is speculation.
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#4745745 Posted on: 01/17/2014 04:14 PM
Supposed to be on the 28nm as well, the 20nm won't be used until the big guns.
Supposed to be on the 28nm as well, the 20nm won't be used until the big guns.
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#4745749 Posted on: 01/17/2014 04:17 PM
I think they are doing that because they want to keep selling high end keplers for the time being without giving them massive pricecuts that might happen if the release higher end maxwells
I think they are doing that because they want to keep selling high end keplers for the time being without giving them massive pricecuts that might happen if the release higher end maxwells
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#4745766 Posted on: 01/17/2014 05:05 PM
or they are just waiting for the 20nm to become available commercially for them
I think they are doing that because they want to keep selling high end keplers for the time being without giving them massive pricecuts that might happen if the release higher end maxwells
or they are just waiting for the 20nm to become available commercially for them
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#4745782 Posted on: 01/17/2014 05:41 PM
I guess the mid and high end cards will start to come out this summer, maybe later for super high end. I just want to see a card that is above 780Ti in terms of horsepower but with more vram and I'm sold. Also, I'll have more time to save up for a couple when they come out.
I guess the mid and high end cards will start to come out this summer, maybe later for super high end. I just want to see a card that is above 780Ti in terms of horsepower but with more vram and I'm sold. Also, I'll have more time to save up for a couple when they come out.
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We'll at least get to see how efficient Maxwell is....