GTX 980 Ti announced?

[Brandogg255]

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.

The GTX 980 ti wont use a GK chip, GK is for kepler and GM is maxwell

[LukaP]

The GTX 980 ti wont use a GK chip, GK is for kepler and GM is maxwell

wow he made a typo... have him burned at the stakes for it

[Brandogg255]

wow he made a typo... have him burned at the stakes for it

I didn't mean for it to be taken harshly. I was just helping for people that would come and read the thread to gather info.

[LukaP]

I didn't mean for it to be taken harshly. I was just helping for people that would come and read the thread to gather info.

then read the thread me and some others have already explained the meaning behind chip codenames here (and in many other threads) (and i didnt mean to be hostile either)

[zacRupnow]

just about all scientific calculators from Texas Instruments have Ti in their title. Maybe a clue, I say not, Nvidia doesn't really do clues.

[MightyUnit]

Sadly I predict GK 210 aka 980Ti aka Big Maxwell (that is what I call it personally bc who knows if it will be 9XX xx) will not been seen for a LONG time.

[Briggsy]

Thats funny... I made a joke just last month about Ti standing for Texas Instruments, guess I'm not the only geezer who used one of those calculators in school.

[Guest Philosophy]

Nope sorry. I have at-least 6 calculators of that brand for engineering. Sorry man, I think you are a little to out there on this one. 

[chilicheeseburger]

Wether they'll call it a ti or not, I think they'll release a better card than the GTX980 next year. Something like a GTX980ti altough it might have a different name.