Kepler Nvidia GeForce GTX 780

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Well, question is what is "real".
Latest info I have is

4GB GDDR5
512bit bus, 64 rops
3072 Cuda Cores
128 TMUs
"Cuda Next" abilities
2+ TeraFLOPs of DP performance

And of course much lower clocks than GK104. Maybe 800 MHz or so.

That seems to be the general consensus, approximately just all of gk104 doubled. Any idea on when it'll come out? I really want to get a gk104 chip as a midrange card.

The even worse part is that you can't do the 120Hz @ 2560x1440 in SLI or CF

I don't think anyone has really done 1080P on the 2B models because I'm pretty sure they lack a scaler.

It really does 120Hz if you can push 120FPS After that you get interesting lines and artifacts because the panel's limitation is being reached.

To be fair, the monitors that do have a scalar cost $1k. You get what you pay for in the end lol. Honestly my concerns lie purely with making sure I don't get a dud as these are literally supbar panels. If I can get one that has zero dead pixels, no gamma problems and low backlight bleed I'd be very content for just $350. 2ms and 100 hz would certainly be really nice, but as I understand it those who really want to overclock can just buy the additional pcb+cables anyways (though I'm not sure why only the 2B came with them in the first place).

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That seems to be the general consensus, approximately just all of gk104 doubled. Any idea on when it'll come out? I really want to get a gk104 chip as a midrange card.

Unfortunately not. OBR says September/October, other sources say it will be difficult to get a release even this year. Personally I hope November at the latest.