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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 590 Launch Delayed to March 24?

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Originally slated for March 22, NVIDIA has reportedly delayed the launch of its new high-end GeForce GTX 590 graphics card to March 24, sources told Expreview.com. The reason for this delay is not known, and NVIDIA isn't confirming this delay. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 590 is a dual-GPU high-end graphics card that uses two GF110 GPUs in an SLI on a stick solution.



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i wouldnt be worried about a 2 day delay..... atleast its not 6months late :P
 
nooooooooo plz don't
 
nooooooooo plz don't

It's just two days....

Beside who buys these stuff on launch day these days :rolleyes:

I've learned that the best time to buy a graphic card is around 3 to 5 months after the official release, you get better versions, better coolers, bundles and drivers.
 
It's just two days....

Beside who buys these stuff on launch day these days :rolleyes:

I've learned that the best time to buy a graphic card is around 3 to 5 months after the official release, you get better versions, better coolers, bundles and drivers.

you're right but i'm only interested in benchmarks xd, i don't have the cash for such card, i need to upgrade first, cpu,mobo,mem probably 1156/1155
 
2 days? Must be to allow more stock to get in.... or last minute bios tweaks?
 
hey or maybe the gpu dies melt thru the substrate like the 8600m gt's did in most of the laptops they were installed, and like that last time they're coming up with an excuse to absolve all responsibility! what else could they be doing in 2 days? maybe just trying to drum up some marketing momentum by getting some headlines before release? who really cares.
 
Probably international sea shipping logistics all f'ed up after tsunamis and radiation issues in Japan. It is very easy to see that the incredible disruption in Asia would have a the knock-on effect to cargo shipments. Ships are in the wrong place, waiting for dock time, rerouted, shipping company staff working overtime, etc. etc.

It takes more than 2 days to "get more stock in" or "tweak a bios"
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Same as Crysis 2 european launch.
 
i agree with completelybonkers... his theory seems about right. Let's not forget, all of our hardware is made in asia.
 
nvidia never even confirmed the 22nd was the release day so the 24th could be the real release and not a delay?
 
nvidia never even confirmed the 22nd was the release day so the 24th could be the real release and not a delay?

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or some other business specific reason since were almost at q2. very unlikely to eb ahardware issue or supply delay for a 2 day launch delay.
 
I am guessing they added a optional 2nd BIOS setting like the 6990 has that runs full speed over PCI-E specs.
 
they just didn't want the FireFox release to steal any attention away...

on a serious note... probably a logistics issue.
 
Probably international sea shipping logistics all f'ed up after tsunamis and radiation issues in Japan. It is very easy to see that the incredible disruption in Asia would have a the knock-on effect to cargo shipments. Ships are in the wrong place, waiting for dock time, rerouted, shipping company staff working overtime, etc. etc.

It takes more than 2 days to "get more stock in" or "tweak a bios" http://freeemoticonsandsmileys.com/animated emoticons/Smile Animated Emoticons/hammer.gif

Yep !
 
That's one badass looking card, though in many ways it resembles the HD 6990, particularly the cooling solution.
 
Probably international sea shipping logistics all f'ed up after tsunamis and radiation issues in Japan. It is very easy to see that the incredible disruption in Asia would have a the knock-on effect to cargo shipments. Ships are in the wrong place, waiting for dock time, rerouted, shipping company staff working overtime, etc. etc.

It takes more than 2 days to "get more stock in" or "tweak a bios" http://freeemoticonsandsmileys.com/animated emoticons/Smile Animated Emoticons/hammer.gif

lol no.

Shipping from China to the U.S. takes a month. This is an ultra high end card. Shipping to many regions around the globe in small volume, air is the only sensible option. I bet 10CAD that the entire stock of GTX 590 can't even fill a container right now(one 20-foot container can fit over 3000 cards in retail packaging).
 
Probably international sea shipping logistics all f'ed up after tsunamis and radiation issues in Japan. It is very easy to see that the incredible disruption in Asia would have a the knock-on effect to cargo shipments. Ships are in the wrong place, waiting for dock time, rerouted, shipping company staff working overtime, etc. etc.

It takes more than 2 days to "get more stock in" or "tweak a bios" http://freeemoticonsandsmileys.com/animated emoticons/Smile Animated Emoticons/hammer.gif

Yep if they are using Samsung memory,Will take longer then 2 days I bet,They have to go through radiation checks and what not,Hell GM in Kentucky and the Toyota plants shut down .

I should list Japans manufacture effected by this
1,Samsung
2,Sanyo
3,Sony
4,Honda
5,Kawasaki
6,Toyota

These will effect all of asia for at least 3 months I1m guessing,If Nvidia has ties to Samsung for memory you could see at least 4 months delay on GTX590 Unless they go with the other guys that AMD use.Who here remembers the Taiwan earthquake in 98-99 when all the memory prices shot up ....
 
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a delay of 2 days aint so bad, i only want to read the reviews anyway, im not actually in the market to splurge on this much, largely unecessary, GPU power :)
 
It's already in e-tailer, priced CA$799

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