The 680 is nice and all, but I like I think most people have budgets a little lower. I'm considering right now of current gen cards either the 7870 or 7850.
Except I'd like to see if Nvidia is going to come out with something that trounces those, perhaps at a lower price as well, so I either get the new Nvidia product, or maybe it forces the AMD prices way lower before I buy, either way.
Problem, there's not a peep about any lesser Kepler cards. Literally nothing credible that I can find! I mean sure there's rumored specs and whatnot, but in many cases they dont even make sense now that 680 is out (some of those same rumors claim Kepler still has hotclock and other wrong things). Further the only slide making the rounds claims Gk106/7 were supposed to be out before GK104, so obviously that has little credibility.
At least with AMD, I had a decent picture of what was coming beforehand, at least there were credible rumors, everybody knew what pitcairn was and such.
What gives. Are there at least even any decent RUMORS out there? If nothing soon I'll just get like a 7850 and sorry Nvidia, you lose, hurry up.
Except I'd like to see if Nvidia is going to come out with something that trounces those, perhaps at a lower price as well, so I either get the new Nvidia product, or maybe it forces the AMD prices way lower before I buy, either way.
Problem, there's not a peep about any lesser Kepler cards. Literally nothing credible that I can find! I mean sure there's rumored specs and whatnot, but in many cases they dont even make sense now that 680 is out (some of those same rumors claim Kepler still has hotclock and other wrong things). Further the only slide making the rounds claims Gk106/7 were supposed to be out before GK104, so obviously that has little credibility.
At least with AMD, I had a decent picture of what was coming beforehand, at least there were credible rumors, everybody knew what pitcairn was and such.
What gives. Are there at least even any decent RUMORS out there? If nothing soon I'll just get like a 7850 and sorry Nvidia, you lose, hurry up.