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GeForce GTX 800 series GPUs to be cheaper, faster than 700 series

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GeForce GTX 800 series GPUs to be cheaper, faster than 700 series

It is pretty obvious that the new GeForce GTX 880 will be faster than the GeForce GTX 780, but what is interesting, is that it will be both cheaper, and more power efficient - something nobody can complain about.

The news is slowly floating out that the 20nm-based Maxwell-powered GeForce GTX 880 will be faster, cheaper, and more power efficient - but that is only one GPU in a massive lineup of cards. We should expect the new high-end Maxwell-based 20nm GPU late this year, or early 2015. NVIDIA could be forced to reveal 28nm-based Maxwell GPUs, but right now there's no threat to force their hand.

If NVIDIA do release the Maxwell-based GeForce GTX 880 on the cheap, faster than what we have with the GTX 780, or even the GTX 780 Ti, at around 200W power consumption, it would really put the pressure on AMD. This only ends up being great for consumers, though.

 

 

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Its a rumor. But still considered news right? My first time posing on the news section. I used to other forums format, sorry if its wrong.

 

In all honestly I call this fake, NVIDIA being less expensive? Call it bull.

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You should link to the original article, or at least a secondary source, not a forum post. That links to a forum, which links to tweaktown, which links to wccftech, which link to some asian site. But if both AMD and Nvidia are producing 20nm stuff, it should be good for everyone :)

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Actual Source, Just so you dont have to click three times

 

 

First source but in Chinese, I think http://www.expreview.com/34003.html

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Sorry. Fixed.

 

Suprised that I had a reply this quick, I guess there are active members :)

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I really doubt the Maxwell flagship card is going to be cheaper at launch than the original 700 series flagship. 

I should be studying.

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What i expect: 28nm, 10% faster than 780ti, 25% more expensive than 780ti. Nothing groundbreaking at all.

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What i expect: 28nm, 10% faster than 780ti, 25% more expensive than 780ti. Nothing groundbreaking at all.

What I'm hoping for: 20nm, 20% faster, -5% more expensive than 780.

But my dreams will never come true. :c

I really wish that we'd just make organic hardware already, that grows and adapts to the demands it needs to meet. That way, grannies' computers can be floppy sacks of organicness and the 12 year old Minecrafters will look like the guys that only do bicep curls, and the nerdy programmers will finally have justice, with their body-builder rigs that skipped leg day.


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I guess there are active members :)

You have know idea.   :D

I should be studying.

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What I'm hoping for: 20nm, 20% faster, -5% more expensive than 780.

But my dreams will never come true. :c

 

Sorry to ruin your dream ;) It wont happern. After all look how much they are pricing the Titan Z... 3K lol

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