Geforce GTX 780 [new]

[nickwithtea]

http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/introducing-the-geforce-gtx-780

[banzaigtv]

A built-in video capture feature within GeForce Experience compatible with 600 and 700 series GPUs? Sweet! Looks like Fraps is going bye-bye.

$649 seems a lot cheaper than first speculated, which is a good thing for those looking to get GTX Titans. This is essentially the same GPU as the Titan, but with fewer CUDA cores.

[nickwithtea]

Skip this card, it's just a hold-over until the 800 series in my opinion

Video cap software sounds interesting, however I'm not sure if it can compete with OBS (open broadcaster software) you can record massive amounts of time for low memory usage and get very high quality, even high frames. I've recorded @ 120 fps in 1080p with the software

[[UFO] rad87gn]

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/geforce_gtx_780_review,1.html

[Joscco]

It's got impressive benchmarks and looks cool, but a little pricey for me at the moment. I'm currently running two GTX 670's in SLI so I'll most likely hold off, but they have good benchmarks.

[nickwithtea]

You'd be better to wait until you feel your 670s can no longer handle games you're playing. However I don't see that happening for.... 4-5 years? And from what I'm reading the 700 series is just the 600 series with better cooling/power management thus they will able to give it a bit more "oomph" but the 800 series will be the actual heavy performance gains and etc

Also that price is pretty nuts

[Sephrax]

Well, it uses more power than 7970 and that should be considered as achievement. It also generates more heat than Titan.

[Symbol]

I have literally just bought an EVGA 680 SC SIG 2. Looking at the benchmarks compared to a standard 680 it's not really huge performance (and this is at 1600p-I'm only palying at 1080p!). Meh I think the 800 series will be much more impressive! Hold off for that next year

[FearfulSPARTAN]

The price is lower than I thought but its still 650 though for 20-25% improvement which is still pretty good but I would still wait for amds 8000 series to bring price pressure or just wait longer for the maxwell architecture that will bring substantial gains

[Spectre]

I recently bought EVGA 680 4GB. I'm good until my GPU can't handle the next gen(not the upcoming one but after it). No point for me in buying a new GPU. I'll hold for the 800 series to come out.

[Michael Jordan]

Decent pricing.

[Symbol]

This card is probably only around 5-10% better than one of the highly overclocked editions of the 680 from Asus/EVGA/Gigabyte. They compare it on Nvidia website to a referance 680. Some of the overclocked 680s are 5-10% better than the reference ones. So not much in it. What you're really paying for would be the design and 1GB of extra Vram and the fact that it's a brand new product.

[[UFO] rad87gn]

British Adam の投稿を引用：

This card is probably only around 5-10% better than one of the highly overclocked editions of the 680 from Asus/EVGA/Gigabyte. They compare it on Nvidia website to a referance 680. Some of the overclocked 680s are 5-10% better than the reference ones. So not much in it. What you're really paying for would be the design and 1GB of extra Vram and the fact that it's a brand new product.

I was thinking the very same thing.

[KWAiRT]

http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/05/23/nvidia-debuts-geforce-gtx-780-new-gameplay-recording-tool

Im on a 570 GTX so me like =)

[Joscco]

ezekel の投稿を引用：

You'd be better to wait until you feel your 670s can no longer handle games you're playing. However I don't see that happening for.... 4-5 years? And from what I'm reading the 700 series is just the 600 series with better cooling/power management thus they will able to give it a bit more "oomph" but the 800 series will be the actual heavy performance gains and etc

Also that price is pretty nuts

Agreed. Even in game likes Metro: Last Light, Crysis 3, Battlefield 3, Guild Wars 2, Hitman Absolution and so on I don't feel the need for more power than what my SLI 670's give me. Maybe games will start being more CPU intensive soon, but I'm still running an i5-2500K at 4.2GHZ, so maybe I could upgrade that next, but probably not for a while.

[Jamebonds1]

In my opinion, it is not worth it to buying GTX 780 at monent since GTX 680 are use low energy than Titan and GTX 780, and it can handle many game well. There isn't even game that recommended system requirements a GTX 680 right now but Optimum System Requirements. So I wouldn't waste money on GTX 780 if I were you. If doing heavy stress benchmark, then GTX 780 is go. Plus overclock does not really help for gaming a lot.