Is this going to be 14nm? If so, I'm not as impressed, specially with power consumption which is an important factor to me :/
When do we expect to get pricing / a release date?
Is this going to be 14nm? If so, I'm not as impressed, specially with power consumption which is an important factor to me :/
There are rumors that the top of the line 390X with water cooling and 8gb of vram will cost ~700$. But that price can be cut down with switch to aircooler and 4gb of ram [and non X version].What are you guys expecting to be a reasonable price for this card? $399?
Sick of waiting. My 6970 has to go, yesterday.
Is this going to be 14nm? If so, I'm not as impressed, specially with power consumption which is an important factor to me :/
Sick of waiting. My 6970 has to go, yesterday.
No. This is still the 28nm tech [last one we will get from AMD].
Next year, both AMD and Nvidia are switching to 14nm finfet. AMD will adopt HBM1 this year, and both Nvidia/AMD will switch to HBM2 next year.
Computex [early june], with additional presentation at E3 [PC press conference hosted by Day9].
What are you guys expecting to be a reasonable price for this card? $399?
Looks like the 980Ti is going to be boned. Yeah it will still have the brand power behind it. But there now is no other reason to buy it over the 390X. Surprisingly the Ti is slower than the Titan this time.
I would love for it to be $399, but I doubt it'll be that cheap. I'm thinking $599, though it's totally baseless.
Yep thats what holds me back as well. I wont be buying AMD because they have terrible driver support. That and I'm attached to Shadowplay.Aren't AMD's drivers and multi-GPU support dreadfully bad? That's the only thing really holding me back. Well that and things like Gameworks.
Aren't AMD's drivers and multi-GPU support dreadfully bad? That's the only thing really holding me back. Well that and things like Gameworks.
How the hell AMD still cant get their power consumption under control after all these years is frustrations. It may not matter to some but for me it is big issue as electricity costs are out control here and my computer is nearly always on.
If I was in the US I'd pick up a 290 or 290x on one of those crazy deals but we don't get good deals in Canada, so I'm just waiting for this instead.Was going to wait for these new GPUs as well (got rid of my 6950 a few months ago), but the r9 290 prices were too good to pass up.
I think there are, and have been for a long time now, plenty of reasons to go with Nvidia rahter than AMD GPUs other than "brand power" -- even if the latter do offer more average FPS/$.Looks like the 980Ti is going to be boned. Yeah it will still have the brand power behind it. But there now is no other reason to buy it over the 390X. Surprisingly the Ti is slower than the Titan this time.
If the benchmarks are true, I'd say a realistic and likely pricepoint will be $500 for the 4GB version. A 8GB version, if there is one, can go for quite a bit more than that.Übermatik;163944229 said:What would the REALISTIC price point be for this card, and what are we thinking it SHOULD be priced at?
Yep thats what holds me back as well. I wont be buying AMD because they have terrible driver support. That and I'm attached to Shadowplay.
Realistically, I'd say it'll probably land at $549 or $599 USD just so they can make Nvidia squirm like they did with the 290X. Nvidia has a large stable of Maxwell cards right now, so they'll likely shift prices down on everything but the Titan X if it does land around the same price as the GTX 980.Übermatik;163944229 said:What would the REALISTIC price point be for this card, and what are we thinking it SHOULD be priced at?
Looks like the 980Ti is going to be boned. Yeah it will still have the brand power behind it. But there now is no other reason to buy it over the 390X. Surprisingly the Ti is slower than the Titan this time.
If the benchmarks are true, I'd say a realistic and likely pricepoint will be $500 for the 4GB version. A 8GB version, if there is one, can go for quite a bit more than that.
Features-wise AMD hasnt always been able to keep up with Nvidia but with regards to performance and stability, they have about an equal share of problems from my experience.
290x RRP was $549, 780Ti RRP was $699. And the 780Ti launched after the 290x. You are dreaming if you think the Ti will be cheaper.We do not know the price of the 980Ti yet. With the 960 at $200, 970 at $300-350, we could easily see the 980 drop to ~$450 and then have the 980ti slot in at around $600. I highly doubt AMD will be able to sell their (4gb) 390x for anything less than $700.
The biggest arguements against this are team green's pricing history and the price of the Titan (although, that may drop depending on what AMD does).
What's keeping AMD from charging $600?
This beats a 12Gb Titan, that's all that needs to be said, very impressive for single gpu performance. I don't think Sli figures should be in such benchmarks though.
Unrelated question but I have a 560TI right now and I am looking to upgrade it. What would be the best card under $200?
Please please force NVidia to lower their prices D:
4gb on hbm is more than enough and asking for more for games is a little crazy.
It depends on what you are looking for. THere is no right answer always, it is more about preferences.
Star Citizen uses more than 4Gb at 1080p.
Serious question, why does any enthusiast looking at high end cards care about power consumption? If I'm buying a ferarri, do I care about gas milage?
Also 20W difference, even if used 24X7 at full capacity over a year, is like $10 in electricity costs.....
Yep thats what holds me back as well. I wont be buying AMD because they have terrible driver support. That and I'm attached to Shadowplay.
Please be sanely priced.
Please be insanely priced
Please be priced.