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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti GPU-Z also reveals the clock speeds of the GPU. The GK110 GPU is clocked at 902 MHz with GPU Boost up to 954 MHz while the memory is clocked at 1502 MHz or 6 GHz effectively. When compared with GTX 780, the upcoming GTX 780 Ti has tiny bits of improvement in terms of specifications. Below is a table which shows the comparison between GeForce GTX 780, GTX 780 Ti and GTX TITAN.

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http://www.chiploco.com/nvidia-gtx-780-ti-gpu-z-specifications-29788/
 
If it's legit, I'm actually a little disappointed. I just didn't think they'd try to shoehorn a card between the Titan and 780. I thought they would essentially be a titan with 3gb.
 
Not sure what you expected then. There are only so many extra SMX clusters they could enable. This is about what I expected. Probably a very small performance difference between the two.
 
Well when I said "I thought it would essentially be a titan with 3GB." That's what I was expecting, not sure how that wasn't clear. I never said I'd be right, it's just what I thought they'd do. As far as the clusters, if this is indeed true, then the 780ti will have one less cluster enabled than the titan, and one more than the 780. Yes I'm aware that there are only so many clusters to be enabled, but I never said I expected more to be enabled, I said the same as a Titan. My statement was pretty innocuous, not sure why you felt the need to tell me you were right and I shouldn't have expected anything different than these specs.
 
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seems legit.. that was really expected. 13SMX enabled.. that will for sure offer better performance than regular 780 specially those Factory Overclocked that will come later.. actually a factory oc'd 780 out of the box perform better than Titan.. (much better in some cases). so we have to see what those 13SMX at hihh speed could do.. what I really hope its a price drop in the 780-770.
 
LOL anything less than a FULLY enabled GK110 core is going to be laughed. In fact, those specs are pretty laughable considering the Titan is slightly higher at $1000, the GTX 780 is slightly less at $650, and the difference between them is 10% (not including DP which is hardly relevant for most people).


We don't need more segmentation at the $500-$1,000 range, we need things to come down to the $500 range and pricing wars in the <$500 range. Looks fairly idiotic, so hopefully this is a photoshop reddit style rumor.
 
That was my guess (except with 4.5GB vram) but damn, if really true, that's slicing it thin ... maybe there's a hidden improvement in the warp scheduler or something.
 
veedubfreak said:
Needs more memory. My 3x27" setup demands it.
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Ins't the panel size, all its about screen size, I Can asume 2560x1440 or 2560x1600, and yes for that amount of resolution area for the upcoming gaming it could be short. so i guess it could be a 6GB model..

xorbe said:
That was my guess (except with 4.5GB vram) but damn, if really true, that's slicing it thin ... maybe there's a hidden improvement in the warp scheduler or something.
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agreed.....
 
Kind of glad it is still below a Titan. I don't feel so bad now with my purchase earlier this year.
 
The Cobra said:
Kind of glad it is still below a Titan. I don't feel so bad now with my purchase earlier this year.
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May or may not be below the Titan in gaming performance.

It's short a couple SMX units, but it's clocked significantly higher. The regular GTX 780 can already outdo a Titan with a moderate overclock, so a GTX 780 with an additional SMX unit and higher clocks will have an even easier time matching and/or beating a Titan.
 
All 3 are so close, that it's going to come down to who wins the silicon lottery for overclocking. And Titan isn't going to win on memory overclocking with 6GB ...
 
xorbe said:
All 3 are so close, that it's going to come down to who wins the silicon lottery for overclocking. And Titan isn't going to win on memory overclocking with 6GB ...
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I don't think that the 780 or Titan are really starved for memory bandwidth like the 770 or 680s are though. Core speed is probably more important, and I believe you can unlock Titan voltage with a BIOS flash now. So Titan is probably still the "fastest".
 
The Cobra said:
Kind of glad it is still below a Titan. I don't feel so bad now with my purchase earlier this year.
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Same here lol. Purchased an EVGA Titan HC a couple months ago and im kinda glad it will remain nvidias top card for now. Probably going to OC mine soon, still running at its 1097mhz default boost with 1.150v. I hope for 1200+
 
It's just the start of the universal price increases we'll see. Mid range cards costing $400-500, top tier in the $600-700 range and extreme $800-1000. Watch. In two generations todays 760 will be $500. Crappy low end cards will still be cheap, but they'll be useless. There will be a pricing void between $200-400 where maybe, maybe they'll rebrand some previous gen cards and throw them in there.
 
HydroBudz said:
It's just the start of the universal price increases we'll see. Mid range cards costing $400-500, top tier in the $600-700 range and extreme $800-1000. Watch. In two generations todays 760 will be $500. Crappy low end cards will still be cheap, but they'll be useless. There will be a pricing void between $200-400 where maybe, maybe they'll rebrand some previous gen cards and throw them in there.
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that will maybe the sad future.. I do not doubt too much..
 
Milena said:
Same here lol. Purchased an EVGA Titan HC a couple months ago and im kinda glad it will remain nvidias top card for now. Probably going to OC mine soon, still running at its 1097mhz default boost with 1.150v. I hope for 1200+
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your card boosts similar to mine on default bios. you will probably see 1150mhz (far cry 3 stable) with mild voltage bump. you will need to use the volt mod to hit 1200+. I specify fc3, b/c my own card will do 1200+ in bf3 and some other games without volt mod, but fc3 is still the ultimate stress tester.

as far as the Ti, I think TDP is the most interesting thing here. if it is the same as titan and 780, a very ho-hum release. if it drops to 200, it is a pretty interesting card.
 
I'm still waiting on something to fill the $250 gap between the 770 and 780.
 
HydroBudz said:
It's just the start of the universal price increases we'll see. Mid range cards costing $400-500, top tier in the $600-700 range and extreme $800-1000. Watch. In two generations todays 760 will be $500. Crappy low end cards will still be cheap, but they'll be useless. There will be a pricing void between $200-400 where maybe, maybe they'll rebrand some previous gen cards and throw them in there.
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Well consider that process node shrinks are getting more expensive, DRAM prices have gone nutso, now NVIDIA wants to put a CPU in their GPUs, and NVIDIA is basically hemorrhaging marketshare to Intel IGPs and that's a whole lot of business pressure to keep prices high on enthusiast products just to balance the budget.
 
jwcalla said:
Well consider that process node shrinks are getting more expensive, DRAM prices have gone nutso, now NVIDIA wants to put a CPU in their GPUs, and NVIDIA is basically hemorrhaging marketshare to Intel IGPs and that's a whole lot of business pressure to keep prices high on enthusiast products just to balance the budget.
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Add to that the new consoles and I think we're nearing the end of the pc gaming era*





This is said every time a new console comes out :)
 
Broons said:
I'm still waiting on something to fill the $250 gap between the 770 and 780.
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You can expect a price drop on the regular 780 or a very plausible 770TI... Or.. Even better both... (Thats what im hoping to happens, really)
 
veedubfreak said:
Add to that the new consoles and I think we're nearing the end of the pc gaming era*





This is said every time a new console comes out :)
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Naww, man... PC gaming has a bright future now that Half-Life 3 has been confirmed! :cool:
 
lavaheadache said:
These threads are comical. A bios flashed Titan is hard to beat, just saying.
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So is a bios flashed 780,but for silicon gene pool,the 780 usually overclock higher , where a as most titans get stuck at 1176 @ 1221 v . I think the 780ti will do the best because the binning of the chip just gets better and better.
 
the_real_7 said:
So is a bios flashed 780,but for silicon gene pool,the 780 usually overclock higher , where a as most titans get stuck at 1176 @ 1221 v . I think the 780ti will do the best because the binning of the chip just gets better and better.
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keep in mind most benches show the 780 needing around a 150mhz higher clock speed for the same performance.

with volt mod many titans do 1225 to 1275. in that sense, both cards hit a performance wall at a very similar place.

the Ti might have a lower TDP, potentially ocing better than both. will be interesting to see where it lands.
 
i for one would like a card that comes competitive out of the box on stock values


if the specs are correct 780ti has some rather minor improvements and it will probably cost more than 290x, currently its just a pain to chose a high end card
 
VonGriffin said:
currently its just a pain to chose a high end card
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That means the balance is established. Nvidia's offer has better heat/noise/power ratings, G-Sync and Shadowplay. AMD has the (for now) better perfomance, EyeFinity, True Audio and lower cost.

While not as diverse as a market with more competition, you can atleast choose. That would be better than a market ruled by one manufacturer. We already saw what Nvidia did when they didn't have any top-end competition (top-end card at $1,000). They gauged the enthusiasts and because those same people bought into it, they'll do it again if the opportunity shows.
 
Obviously take it with a grain of salt but.....

http://fudzilla.com/home/item/32943-geforce-gtx-780-ti-to-end-up-faster-than-titan

Seems like or at least it would make sense to me that the 780 would be priced against the 290, the Titan "may" be priced against the 290x or discontinued. My money would be the Titan gets pulled by Nvidia and then in comes the 780ti. The question is will Nvidia price the 780ti on par with the 290x or higher. I think they will probably go for $649 though I wouldn't put it past Nvidia to charge 99999999 for it either.

Perhaps a fully unlocked chip, high clocks, with 4 or 6gb?
 
Johnny26 said:
Obviously take it with a grain of salt but.....

http://fudzilla.com/home/item/32943-geforce-gtx-780-ti-to-end-up-faster-than-titan
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Hmm, that sounds familiar ;)

Unknown-One said:
The Cobra said:
Kind of glad it is still below a Titan. I don't feel so bad now with my purchase earlier this year.
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May or may not be below the Titan in gaming performance.

It's short a couple SMX units, but it's clocked significantly higher. The regular GTX 780 can already outdo a Titan with a moderate overclock, so a GTX 780 with an additional SMX unit and higher clocks will have an even easier time matching and/or beating a Titan.
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AMD has also basically given Nvidia license to release a 300w card, which opens up additional headroom over the GTX 780 and Titan which were intentionally restricted to 250w
 
If they push the limits of the chip will there still be room for good OC?
 
xoleras said:
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti GPU-Z also reveals the clock speeds of the GPU. The GK110 GPU is clocked at 902 MHz with GPU Boost up to 954 MHz while the memory is clocked at 1502 MHz or 6 GHz effectively. When compared with GTX 780, the upcoming GTX 780 Ti has tiny bits of improvement in terms of specifications. Below is a table which shows the comparison between GeForce GTX 780, GTX 780 Ti and GTX TITAN.

source:

http://www.chiploco.com/nvidia-gtx-780-ti-gpu-z-specifications-29788/
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Would it be worth selling off last year's model to recover some money to invest into this one? I like the specs I'm seeing... what do these run for?
 
ekiro said:
Would it be worth selling off last year's model to recover some money to invest into this one? I like the specs I'm seeing... what do these run for?
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Lol, read the post then checked how long you were a member. It all came together afterward...

Release date mid November ,no price as of yet.
 
ekiro said:
Would it be worth selling off last year's model to recover some money to invest into this one? I like the specs I'm seeing... what do these run for?
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What do you mean last year? GTX 680? In that case it would be a decent upgrade, but given the GTX 780 Ti "leaked" specs it wouldn't even be a consideration going from a 780 to 780 Ti. In fact in no generation is going from a base model to a Ti of the same model ever worth it. If the 780 Ti isn't a full GK110 chip then I can't see it having a market.

The x80 product of any series is always the lowest in sales. Now add a card with maybe 5% performance gap from the 780 to Titan and it just seems like a dumb decision. Nvidia already screwed the Ti model up with the 660 > 660 Ti and then charging an unusual $100 more for a weak performance boost that nobody is going to buy that again unless both 780 and 780 Ti come down in price and are reasonable to AMD's current offerings.
 
motherpuncher said:
If it's legit, I'm actually a little disappointed. I just didn't think they'd try to shoehorn a card between the Titan and 780. I thought they would essentially be a titan with 3gb.
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Rizen said:
Not sure what you expected then. There are only so many extra SMX clusters they could enable. This is about what I expected. Probably a very small performance difference between the two.
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HMM, Looks like they enabled them all...

http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/galaxytech_geforce_gtx_780_ti_spec_sheet_leaks.html
 
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