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This is just a very loose thought of mine but would it be possible nVidia just announced their 980Ti?
They posted this on their Instagram. 

 

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It's a drawing of a GTX980 but the calculator is labeled Ti in the right hand corner.

Is this an announcement or am I just getting a bit more crazy?

 

Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

 

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The 980 has all the cores in the GM-204 spec. Unless 980ti is a GM-205 chip or something unusual I doubt it.

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Ti-83

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Half life 3 confirmed

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Interesting find, but I don't think that that was what they were going for.

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Ti-83

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Half life 3 confirmed

just...no

 

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a 980 thats pci.... seems legit

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It's just a Texas Instruments TI series calculator, and the card will NOT be called GTX 980 Ti, because the GM204 core has all of it's cores enabled.

 

I'd bet a bottle of sriracha on it, as I did for AMD's power consumption.

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TI = Texas Instruments. Probably the most common calculator type out there. Of course, I can't say anything with certainty, but I'm betting you're wrong here.

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Sooooo.... Gtx 990 anyone?

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It's a drawing of a GTX980 but the calculator is labeled Ti in the right hand corner.

Is this an announcement or am I just getting a bit more crazy?

What? TI (Texas Instruments) calculators are used everywhere.

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youre going crazy,.. do you not see the obvious 980 sign on the card itself?...

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The 980 has all the cores in the GM-204 spec. Unless 980ti is a GM-205 chip or something unusual I doubt it.

A GM 205 would be slower than GM 204 if it existed. This would be GM-200.

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A GM 205 would be slower than GM 204 if it existed. This would be GM-200.

or GM210... they usually label the most powerful core x10, then its x04, (x06, x05 iirc)

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or GM210... they usually label the most powerful core x10, then its x04, (x06, x05 iirc)

or the GM550.. OR THE GM270X OR THE GM290X ... WOOT..

 

I srsly hate the names of these chips.. Call it fucking IronMan4 and get it done.

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It's just a Texas Instruments TI series calculator, and the card will NOT be called GTX 980 Ti, because the GM204 core has all of it's cores enabled.

 

I'd bet a bottle of sriracha on it, as I did for AMD's power consumption.

 

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or the GM550.. OR THE GM270X OR THE GM290X ... WOOT..

 

I srsly hate the names of these chips.. Call it fucking IronMan4 and get it done.

its totally understandable. its Graphics Maxwell 2nd iteration and then the code... 10 is best, 04 is second best. all the rest are useless anyway

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Yes. This is awesome. Nvidia is appealing to us nerds. GO NVIDIA! (no fanboy)

 

 

But I'm more interested in the GTX 960/Ti. 

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The GTX 980 ti will use the GM210

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a 980 thats pci.... seems legit

GTX 980ti USB 2.0 edition.

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The GTX 980 ti will use the GM210

or MAYBE there will be no 980ti... its not like its common for them to release an x80ti card. look back, the 780ti is an exception, rather than a rule. its much more possible there will be a 960ti, but only if AMD somehow fill the x60 market segment with somethinf bettter

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Or this is just Nvidia posting something about their cards being used for calculations....

 

The 980 has all the cores in the GM-204 spec. Unless 980ti is a GM-205 chip or something unusual I doubt it.

A GM 205 would be slower than GM 204 if it existed. This would be GM-200.

It's these comments that amuse me with how much people just...don't know about these cards. Just like with the 770 being GK204 and the 780 Ti being GK210, nothing will change here. The "980 Ti" will use the GM210 chip.

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Or this is just Nvidia posting something about their cards being used for calculations....

 

It's these comments that amuse me with how much people just...don't know about these cards. Just like with the 780 being GK204 and the 780 Ti being GK210, nothing will change here. The "980 Ti" will use the GK210 chip.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6973/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-review

 

 

Whereas GTX 680 was based on a fully-enabled GK104 GPU, GTX 780 is based on a cut-down GK110 GPU.

 

http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Graphics-Cards/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-980-and-GTX-970-GM204-Review-Power-and-Efficiency

 

 

The GM204 chip (the full implementation of which is found on the GTX 980), consists of 4 GPCs, 16 SMMs and four 64-bit memory controllers.

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