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NVIDIA to skip GeForce 800 series, GeForce GTX 980 and GTX 970 mid-September

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And what did we learn about rumors, class?

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And what did we learn about rumors, class?

yeah, that's what I was thinking lol but seriously, it's not a big deal (I think) as all that's been changed is the naming scheme. The fabrication process, and the features the 800 series were supposed to bring should still be the same.

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How many of these threads do we need?

You can't be serious.  Hyperthreading is a market joke?

 

 

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Well, I knew the AMD Radeon cards wouldn't make the 8000 series, clearly, they were the OEM series, so they ended up making the "R# ___(X)" series.

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I think we need to put a screeching halt to any rumor regarding graphics cards.  Enough is enough.

"I genuinely dislike the promulgation of false information, especially to people who are asking for help selecting new parts."

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I think we need to put a screeching halt to any rumor regarding graphics cards.  Enough is enough.

I second that. Can we talk about these cards if they are released already?

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I second that. Can we talk about these cards if they are released already?

When and only when they are released, or there is something definitive coming directly from the mouths of Nvidia or AMD.

"I genuinely dislike the promulgation of false information, especially to people who are asking for help selecting new parts."

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just naming no big deal

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just naming no big deal

It's not just about the naming but the whole "new GPU in September!!!" hype. I think we have enough posts for that already ._.

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Isn't this like the billionth post about this? 

Please. sure their Launch date is almost on spot and their NDA lift is right but this is enough.

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1) crap source

2) 14th repost

3) nobody cares

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I am not sure if this has already been posted. If it has, sorry.

 

Although it was expected that Nvidia Corp. would release its new GeForce GTX 800-series graphics cards for desktops this September and October, the company has decided to skip the GeForce 800 family for desktop PCs and jump straight to the GeForce 900 line of products.

Model numbers of modern central processing units and graphics processing units have been criticized criticized for years since in many cases they barely reflect performance and positioning of products and in many cases cannot even determine their generation. At present Nvidia offers high-end GeForce GTX 700-series of products for desktop computers. At the same time, the company sells GeForce GTX 800M family of products for notebooks. What is rather confusing is that both lineups – the GTX 700 and the GTX 800M – are based on similar chips powered by the Kepler architecture.

In a bid to avoid confusion with its upcoming families of graphics processing units for desktop and mobile computers, Nvidia decided to sell its products powered by the second-generation Maxwell GPUs code-named GM200, GM204 and other under the GeForce 900 moniker, reports VideoCardz.

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As a result, Nvidia is now expected to formally introduce the GeForce GTX 970 and the GeForce GTX 980 graphics cards on the 19th of September, 2014. The GeForce GTX 960 is projected to arrive sometime in October.

Nvidia did not comment on the news-story.

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Spot with this non-sense. there are 20 of these. 

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STAHP with all the GTX 900 Series rumors! We'l never know until Nvidia announces them

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Until Nvidia officially announces something I don't believe in any of this.

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There's a simple explanation for this. Everyone is expecting the new cards to be 800 series, but if nVidia changes it to 900 series then the cards will seem faster.

 

Honestly, this is it.

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Relax my young apprentice, save your strength. 

 

My temper in regards to their secrecy

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