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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti 3 GB

An aftermarket cooler would make R9 290X faster

This remain to be seen. Wait for non reference 290/290x then we can judge. Peace :toast:
 
This remain to be seen. Wait for non reference 290/290x then we can judge. Peace :toast:

Crossfire of 290x already better then SLI 780ti + Price is lower
 
Crossfire of 290x already better then SLI 780ti

So obviously you buy 290x for CF, and 780 for single graphics solution right now :rolleyes:
 
That's a monster OC on a stock cooler. Can't wait to see what Gigabyte and Evga do with their custom cooling solutions. Great review.

Exactly! With a top custom cooler like Windforce it should get another 20% performance while still being cool and quiet. Go MSI, Gigabyte, and EVGA!
 
So obviously you buy 290x for CF, and 780 for single graphics solution right now :rolleyes:

Nope .. nvidia lost for me, i will wait to maxwell


10~15 Fps for 300$ is to high price for me ~.~

working hard for every pennie and not going to waste 300$ for nothing.
 
looks like THIS is the CARD im getting this Christmas. shit just got better boys!
 
This remain to be seen. Wait for non reference 290/290x then we can judge. Peace :toast:

You are correct, but keep in mind that that powertune will give you about 100 MHz only changing the cooler.

I expect those 100 MHz to shift the tide in for AMD direction. That's why I think GTX 780 Ti should be priced 600~650$, and 699$ for top cooler versions.
 
in China 290x is 800USD, while gtx780ti card is 830USD, its a no brainer to get this card.
 
Exactly! With a top custom cooler like Windforce it should get another 20% performance while still being cool and quiet. Go MSI, Gigabyte, and EVGA!
This is seriously stretching it, 20% on top of ~30% will not be possible without water or LN2, its not as if Nvidia is going to ship binned chips to every one of their buyers!
 
W1z, when will you be implementing BF4 to the benchmark lineup?

next rebench (December). also adding cod ghosts and assassin's creed IV (if it turns out to be usable for benching, ie no fps lock). and kicking out Skyrim

..and more importantly,a 4K monitor.
If I have to buy one with my own money, probably later next year, once they have new HDMI and come down in price.

If someone sends one to me tomorrow? Day after tomorrow.

Who here is using a 4K monitor? Nobody, AMD is just pushing 4K because their architecture scales slightly better at high resolutions
 
Decent GPU...but it sure as hell isn't $150 better than a 290X or $300 better than a 290. Had they made this version at $600 and the 6GB at this $700 price, it'd be a winner, but paying $150 more for a card that's VRAM starved is just ridiculous. I wouldn't settle for anything less than 4GB at this sort of price, not even at my "low" 1080p resolution, as I've seen BF4 and Crysis go into the 2.5GB-2.8GB mark on the old Tahitis. 4GB is what I consider "safe with some headroom left" for future titles at 1080p, any setup above that and I wouldn't recommend going anywhere near a card with less than 4GB.

And I'm not buying into the BS of the crazy OC this card manage to pull off either, pretty certain Nvidia sent out their best samples; everyone and their grandma were shouting about the old Keplers overclocking to the moon and yet I've had 2 different ones that could barely stay stable at normal boost clocks. Fair play to you if yours managed it, but I'm still going to take my pessimistic approach when looking at overclocks of review samples.

I think that about settles it: R290X/290 with non-reference cooling for me. This lead is nothing that can't be made up with better drivers later down the road IMHO. This GPU has a huge lead in driver performance that I think is going to close once AMD's Mantle and normal driver updates come into play, and even if they don't, at $700 I want either a 6GB version or a ton of freebies to make up the difference.

BTW w1z, are you going to add BF4 to your review benchmarks anytime soon? I'd be interested to see what sort of lead this card has over the 290X in this game, if any.
*EDIT* nevermind, missed the ninja'd post above mine.
 
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"I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices of AMD fanboys suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."

-Obi-wan Kenobi
 
Nobody, AMD is just pushing 4K because their architecture scales slightly better at high resolutions

It is a bit ironic because their frame pacing driver doesn't work at this resolution.
 
"I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices of AMD fanboys suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."

-Obi-wan Kenobi
In fear before what ? low resolution settings o.O ?

or Over priced ..... ?

Limited 290x for "queit" mode even better -.-

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"I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices of AMD fanboys suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."

-Obi-wan Kenobi

:laugh: Seriously? Oh, noes! 15% more performance for 27% more money. Yeah, AMD fanbois are surely crying. :cry:


Wondering how many will actually make it to the market. I'm pretty sure nVidia would rather sell these as Tesla cards.
 
The 4K results are nice, but with those monitor prices the value argument also goes out of the window.

I'll stick with my 250 quid 1440P Crossover thanks very much.
 
Amazing card, but I see no point to pricing it $699. An aftermarket cooler would make R9 290X faster and the final price would be still 50~75$ lower.

699$ should be the price for top cooled and oveclocked versions of GTX 780 Ti, like MSI Lightning or Asus Matrix.

Totally agree
 
Oh my next card probably!
 
Very impressive in the test, but unfortunately these test cards are built for selected chips and the ones in retail channel will be, slower, warmer, more power hungry. It would be better to see randomly picked cards from the stores. Either-way too expensive, I'll buy R290 and a Arctic's Accelero Xtreme III cooler.
 
"I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices of AMD fanboys suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."

-Obi-wan Kenobi

troll attempt failed..

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