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Asus make me laugh on this one. Guess the core clock but we dont care to tell you what gpu we are talking about. I guess its going to be a 980 so I would say something like 1450 mHz

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a hybrid 980 with 1547MHz ^^

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1.25Ghz most likely (because 125 million sold, even though Ghz is a billion :huh: ),

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Definitely 7mHz.

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1Hz... xD

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1.25Ghz most likely (because 125 million sold, even though Ghz is a billion :huh: ),

Then 1.25 Terahertz? xD

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Why such random clock speed?

a hybrid 980 with 1547MHz ^^

  

1512MHz

  

I think it's 1558MHz

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Asus make me laugh on this one. Guess the core clock but we dont care to tell you what gpu we are talking about. I guess its going to be a 980 so I would say something like 1450 mHz

Yep they did not even mention the gpu

Could it be a titan x?

Could nvidia have loosened the cooler monopoly on the titans?

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Why such random clock speed?

    

they would never make a 1500MHz card I think, because 1547 sounds a bit more ^^

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they would never make a 1500MHz card I think, because 1547 sounds a bit more ^^

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?

Anyways the card doesn't look like a hybrid as it has a distinctive air cooler on it so the boost could be maximum 1600ish mHz

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Asus is celebrating 125 million gpus sold

Gold edition gpu!

#guessthecoreclock!

This could be awesome!

http://pcdiy.asus.com/2015/03/asus-gold-edition-20th-anniversary-graphics-card-teaser/#more-2726

1337MHz

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The difference between stock and matrix platinum is 216MHz so i taught gold edition will have that much more.

Stock GTX 980: 1126MHz
Matrix Platinum GTX 980: 1342MHz

 

that's why 1558MHz
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Hmmm, 1539 MHz 'cause I dunno :o

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420 Mhz :D

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The difference between stock and matrix platinum is 216MHz so i taught gold edition will have that much more.

Stock GTX 980: 1126MHz

Matrix Platinum GTX 980: 1342MHz

that's why 1558MHz

Cool!

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