If it's faster than the 780, and sells for $550, how is that a turn off? The 780 sells for $650, and Titan sells for $1000.
Two overpriced cards, do not justify another one.
If it's faster than the 780, and sells for $550, how is that a turn off? The 780 sells for $650, and Titan sells for $1000.
So don't buy it. It will still have pretty big a pretty big effect the rest of the high and mid-high end cards' prices.Two overpriced cards, do not justify another one.
http://www.chiphell.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=799682&page=2&authorid=77139
試產卡已經發至通路,近期將有料
目前手中一塊12層PCB
散熱競爭方案總計7種
散熱座來自藍寶石
Preproductions cards have been sent to the AIBs, will/might have leaks soon
has a 12 layer board in (his) hands
7 cooling solutions competing for the final design
the cooling base coming from Sapphire
Nice to hear that they are being serious about improving their cooler.Preproductions cards have been sent to the AIBs, will/might have leaks soon
has a 12 layer board in (his) hands
7 cooling solutions competing for the final design
the cooling base coming from Sapphire
I see we've learnt a lot...
Quoted for effect. AMD reference coolers have been WAY too loud for years.Please, learn how to do a silent cooler as the latest nvidia's ones
Yes, Nvidia introduced the first 130nm GPU (GeForce FX )
And 110nm (7800 GTX). With 90nm they were two weeks apart with their launches. Next step was different nodes (55nm vs 65nm). So it's not like AMD was always faster to adopt new nodes.
Also, please design air inlet so the fan doesn't starve when cards are stacked up next to each other. 6970s were horrible in that regard, way too boxy.
Was this a snide comment about people gobbling up these rumors as fact?I see we've learnt a lot...
Was this a snide comment about people gobbling up these rumors as fact?