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It seems like ages since the first 384 bit memory bus hit the market. I think it was a GeForce GTX4xx card. Are we going to see 466 / 512 bit to go with the 6GB "Titan size" onboard RAM? Will it become a thing? And when.

Or have we simply hit a limit. If so, 4K gaming can become lamer than we expect.

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probably not until 4k becomes the standard gaming monitor.

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