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Nvidia Geforce GTX 880 Series To Be Cheaper ?

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 06/13/2014 03:28 PM | source: | 109 comment(s)
Nvidia Geforce GTX 880 Series To Be Cheaper ?

It is summer time, typically the time that you will hear rumors and gossip on the GPUs often with announcements closer to the end of the year. For this round some new information on Nvidia's upcoming Nvidia Geforce GTX 880 and 800 Series have appeared through the Asia based expreview who shares that the Nvidia Geforce GTX 880 and 880 Ti graphics card are going to replace the 780 series late this year. 

The new Maxwell cards will offer quite a bit more performance (well doh), but the interesting rumor here is that the cards would become much cheaper opposed to the pricing levels you currently see with the 780 series. That by itself would be good news, as the current lineup is hurting the market with over-inflated price levels.

Obviously you should take the rumors with a grain of salt as it is rather weird to learn bout pricing so soon already. And as you know Nvidia is very savvy on extremely high prices for their high end and enthusiast grade graphics cards. I mean the GTX 780 sells for 500 EURO, the 780 Ti for 625 EURO, a GTX Titan Black for 900 EUR and if you want a Titan Z, you need to chunk out 2800 EURO. It makes one wonder, what the heck did happen with enthusiast pricing levels over the years ? If anything, it kills the market with low sales.

New reports also indicate that there will be one 20nm Maxwell product later in 2014, though that could be the GTX 880 we likely think it would be the mid-range segment product as 20nm is creating a big can of worms in terms of yields from the looks of things. The road towards 20nm is a complex one. Regardless, we can't wait to see some new gear as both AMD and Nvidia did respin their products a bit too often in our honest opinion.







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BangTail
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#4839951 Posted on: 06/13/2014 12:33 PM
Even though I have my doubts I would love this to be true... prices are simply insane in the 700 series. I payed a lot for my current cards, never thought there would be even more expnensive cards coming out, but rather replace the pricepoint of the old generation, as it should. But the current trend is that each new generation gets a serious price bump and in this way 2-3 years from now high-end cards will simply become close to unafordable. I will most likely end up buying 1-2 880s cards IF they have enough vram to be futureproof, if not I'll have to look at AMD, vram on the 700 series is simply a joke (with the exception of Titans which are a jokes in themselves price wise) if you play at anything above 1080p.


As much as I am still dubious of CF, I may well be trying AMD again in the near future.

Nvidia's SLI support is rubbish at present with many of this years big releases either not supported or broken (Watch Dogs, TitanFall, W:TNO) I'm not going to be giving Nvidia any more money unless there is a substantial improvement.

I've seen 290X for $499.00 (non reference cooling), how Nvidia thinks it can sell a comparable card with less VRAM for ~$300.00 more is beginning to vex me no end.

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#4839953 Posted on: 06/13/2014 12:42 PM
I hope that 880 releases this year with at least 6GB of memory as vram requirements will start rising pretty fast.


What on earth uses 6GB? Or 5? Or 4?

pbvider
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#4839957 Posted on: 06/13/2014 12:52 PM
What on earth uses 6GB? Or 5? Or 4?


Watch Dogs.

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#4839971 Posted on: 06/13/2014 01:17 PM
It does? All I saw that extra vram didnt help one bit, still stream stuttered. :P


Anyway I dont need a new gpu yet, guess I'll wait for full GM210 aka Daddy Maxwell, already did that by Fermi and now Kepler.
Not interested in mid-range overpricing.

Spets
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#4839976 Posted on: 06/13/2014 01:31 PM
Watch Dogs.


All I've seen is close to 3, never had performance issues due to vram limit in that title.
My point is 6gb as a minimum is excessive.

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