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Nvidia to release three new Geforce GTX cards this month.

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Sorry if this has already been posted! I did a search and saw nothing.

 

http://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/anton-shilov/nvidia-to-release-three-new-geforce-gtx-graphics-cards-this-month/

 

Nvidia Corp. plans to introduce three new GeForce GTX graphics cards later this month, according to a new media report. The new graphics cards will offer different levels of performance and will address various market segments.

Three new graphics cards to be announced are GeForce GTX 960, GeForce GTX 960 Ti and GeForce GTX 965 Ti, reports Wccftech web-site. Although the graphics boards will have similar model numbers, they are projected to be powered by different graphics processing units and therefore will offer completely different levels of performance.

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The GeForce GTX 960 is projected to be based on a brand-new code-named GM206 chip with 128-bit memory bus and unknown amount of stream processors. The GeForce GTX 960 Ti and GeForce GTX 965 Ti are reportedly powered by cut-down GM204 graphics processors with 256-bit memory bus. The GeForce GTX 960 Ti will sport 1280 stream processors, whereas the GeForce GTX 965 Ti will feature 1536 stream processors.

Given the fact that the GeForce GTX 960 sports a rather low-performance graphics processing unit, the card will barely beat the GeForce GTX 760, according to data published by Iyd.kr. The GeForce GTX 960 Ti and 965 Ti graphics boards will offer considerably higher performance, which is comparable to that of the GeForce GTX 780.

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It is expected that all three new GeForce GTX graphics cards will be announced on the 22nd of January, 2015.

 

If this is correct, a return of the GTX *65 model would be cool.

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Still lower performance than a 290... Let's see how the price will look like.

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I prefer the 970 anyday =D 

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If that's the case, they'd better all be sub £200 as the R9 290 is pretty much at that point now, and that seems to benchmark higher than all of these new releases.

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If that's the case, they'd better all be sub £200 as the R9 290 is pretty much at that point now, and that seems to benchmark higher than all of these new releases.

I totally agree. Even the 970 is at a really spectacular $/perf. ratio right now that might make these a hard sell over it if not priced appropriately.

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They better price these cards in the same range as a 760.

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OP added 955Ti + 960Ti. L2Read.

 

OT: No pricing?

????????? Read the other thread bro.

 

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????????? Read the other thread bro.

 

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oh sorry, just read the title.

 

idk about this thread then

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965? Nvidia no!

NVidia yes! This might be better than a 760, and probably cheaper than a 970, plus cooler than a 760, so it might be the perfect compromise for me.

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This is how it should be.

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Faster

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Nvidia please read my message.

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NVidia yes! This might be better than a 760, and probably cheaper than a 970, plus cooler than a 760, so it might be the perfect compromise for me.

Definitely seems like it could be a good compromise for budget gamers. 

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AMD and Nvidia both need to work on their damned naming conventions >_>

Nvidia's is pretty good actually.

AMDs is just a clusterf of mistakes though. The old 4 number one was better

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Nvidia's is pretty good actually.

AMDs is just a clusterf of mistakes though. The old 4 number one was better

 

960, 960 Ti, 965 Ti, each completely different is "pretty good"?

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The real question is this: since Intel's Gen 8 graphics architecture is showing 60% IPC gains over Haswell, as well as full DX 11.2 support and possibley DX 12, will the GTX 950/TI still be a better GPU than Iris Pro 6200?

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960, 960 Ti, 965 Ti, each completely different is "pretty good"?

Yea. 960 is a 960, 960 Ti is a beefed up 960, and the 965 is between the 960 and the 970

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Yea. 960 is a 960, 960 Ti is a beefed up 960, and the 965 is between the 960 and the 970

 

Not according to the quote in the OP

 

Although the graphics boards will have similar model numbers, they are projected to be powered by different graphics processing units and therefore will offer completely different levels of performance
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Not according to the quote in the OP

Yea, they're supposed to perform differently.

 

It would be kinda pointless if all the cards performed the same wouldn't it?

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Yea, they're supposed to perform differently.

 

It would be kinda pointless if all the cards performed the same wouldn't it?

 

What, exactly, is the difference between this and the 280, 280X and 285? It was a clusterfuck of a naming convention when AMD did it, it's still a clusterfuck when Nvidia do it and they both need to stop.

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What, exactly, is the difference between this and the 280, 280X and 285? It was a clusterfuck of a naming convention when AMD did it, it's still a clusterfuck when Nvidia do it and they both need to stop.

285 is a replacement for the 280, it's not that complicated

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