690 to launch before may 5

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Who will be getting one? I wish theyd release the mid range card already!!

That's just all kinds of bizarre. Nvidia can't keep the 680 stocked and haven't released any die-harvested gk104s (ie 670s or 660s), but they're somehow going to launch a (presumably comically expensive) dual-GPU version?

Guess we're definitely getting the 700 series (with a proper gk100/110 as the high-end) later this year, then.

I'm not going to get this crazy card, but i'm really interested to see how it benchmarks against others... will this be faster then two 680's in sli?

That's just all kinds of bizarre. Nvidia can't keep the 680 stocked and haven't released any die-harvested gk107s (ie 670s or 660s), but they're somehow going to launch a (presumably comically expensive) dual-GPU version?

Guess we're definitely getting the 700 series (with a proper gk100/110 as the high-end) later this year, then.

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If you are having issues with being able to produce enough it makes perfect sense to sell the one that will sell the least units at the highest cost.

Any word on when they'll be rolling out the mid-range cards?

My 460 is still running fine so I'll probably hold out until the 700 series and get the highest end single GPU card in that line.

Any word on when they'll be rolling out the mid-range cards?

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Sometime in May. But as we arent seeing any details of this i think i could be later. They better be worth the wait!

Nope, planning on 2 670s instead.

Yes, I'll be getting this card. Getting one of these will be easier than getting two 680's.

That's just all kinds of bizarre. Nvidia can't keep the 680 stocked and haven't released any die-harvested gk107s (ie 670s or 660s), but they're somehow going to launch a (presumably comically expensive) dual-GPU version?

Guess we're definitely getting the 700 series (with a proper gk100/110 as the high-end) later this year, then.

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That's just all kinds of bizarre. Nvidia can't keep the 680 stocked and haven't released any die-harvested gk107s (ie 670s or 660s), but they're somehow going to launch a (presumably comically expensive) dual-GPU version?

Guess we're definitely getting the 700 series (with a proper gk100/110 as the high-end) later this year, then.

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I'm pretty sure it's not fully confirmed just yet that they're going to switch. They seem to be in the testing phases first to make sure their GPU cores are viable on Samsung's wafers.

If you are having issues with being able to produce enough it makes perfect sense to sell the one that will sell the least units at the highest cost.

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But dual GPU cards are super-niche products (as in "I have more money than sense, to the point where I'm going to buy a less-powerful/loud/hot dual-GPU card instead of just SLI'ing a couple of 680's, even though they cost roughly the same") -- you'd have to be getting some crazy yields in order to justify that sort of product over turning out more 680's or launching a die-harvested 670/660.

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If you are having issues with being able to produce enough it makes perfect sense to sell the one that will sell the least units at the highest cost.

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But dual GPU cards are super-niche products (as in "I have more money than sense, to the point where I'm going to buy a less-powerful/loud/hot dual-GPU card instead of just SLI'ing a couple of 680's, even though they cost roughly the same") -- you'd have to be getting some crazy yields in order to justify that sort of product over turning out more 680's or launching a die-harvested 670/660.

Typically the dual card gpus are lower clocked, so that would be a good way for them to sell possibly more units. Right now they can't keep them in stock, this is because they are not producing enough. The only way to deal with the lack of supply is by increasing the price point.

The card will feature a total of 3072 CUDA cores, and 4 GB of GDDR5 memory. TechPowerUp

i wish they will release the gtx 670 ti in may to i want that video card already hurry up with ivy intel brownstephen259

That's just all kinds of bizarre. Nvidia can't keep the 680 stocked and haven't released any die-harvested gk104s (ie 670s or 660s), but they're somehow going to launch a (presumably comically expensive) dual-GPU version?

Guess we're definitely getting the 700 series (with a proper gk100/110 as the high-end) later this year, then.

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