Charlie says gk104 price is $299: http://semiaccurate.com/2012/01/23/e...k104-price-is/
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Charlie says gk104 price is $299: http://semiaccurate.com/2012/01/23/e...k104-price-is/
MRSP 299$ for GK104:
http://semiaccurate.com/2012/01/23/e...k104-price-is/
Damn, too slow :)
Thats all fine and good for a single 1080P monitor but if you do any of the following it runs out really fast:
-run 2560x1600
-run Nvidia Surround with 3 displays
-use Nvidia 3D Vision
Not to mention the newer games are already on the edge with a single 1080P monitor.
I for one would pretty disappointed if they kept the high end to 2GB considering it is really easy to get Metro 2033 over 2GB as it is...
^Agree
I cap out my 2GB 6970 at 5936x1080 (Eyefinity with Bezel Compensation) when I am playing Grand Theft Auto 4.
If the price is true, theres no way it stands up to HD7950, not to mention 7970.
The problem is it just doesn't help :) It is either playable with 1.5GB or it isn't at all.
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Here's the original article from where come thoses benchmarks. ( well in reality the original is Hardware.fr but like that you have in english )
http://www.behardware.com/articles/8...-surround.html
Note you cant do 3 monitors on a single GTX580 ( max 2560x1600 ), this is why the SLI one's for 5760x1080
300$ card that is as fast as GTX 580, with 2GB memory and come with huge oc potential would be totally kick a$$, following the trend of success like previous cards the 8800GT, GTX 460. Although it won't be much attraction to the xtreme crowds :D
But economy is different now, games stopped evolving , you no longer need top end card, except for the niche multi screen crowd.
DP :welcome:
IMO Problem is, you are a reviewer and often have got pre knowledge on new stuff. Saying yea right without explaining, people are going to have some questions marks. If you do know more, I don't think you should post that, unless you are going to explain what you know. If you don't know more, then, it's kind of trolling a bit. You obviously do know more, otherwise you wouldn't post that. I don't mean that in a derogatory way, but that is the first thing that came to my mind.
If GK104 is mid range performance, and will launch first, it will be a first that a "4" chip is launched before the flagship product wouldn't it? Why would nVidia do that unless it was at least as fast as 7970? From the current rumours, it seems that will be the case, even from the Charlie articles.
Please correct me if I'm wrong. :)