GTX 960

[RevoHD]

So will the gtx 960 be annouced at CES, (which i think ends Tomorrow the 9th)? And also what are the rumored prices and specs of the gtx 960… do you guys think it will preform better then the 760 or 770? but lower then the 970?….. and release date was rumored for January 22nd????? 

[Enderman]

We know as much as you do.

[flibberdipper]

Nobody really knows...

[Lord Pantaloons]

supposedly more/similar performance to a 770 but obviously no one actually knows.

[Godlygamer23]

I'm not sure why people ask about a product no one knows about except for the company and perhaps some people under NDA. We're not some magical beings.

[Decon]

no one knows yet...

[Briggsy]

yeah Asus just reveal their 960, gonna be awesome.

 

[Zweihander]

 

Not sure why, but I had to...

[Sandvich]

It is rumored that the gtx 960 will preform like the gtx 770 but will only cost $200.

[Spev]

We know as much as you do.

These comments...

[Enderman]

These comments...

Hey its been two years...minus one day that ive been here

 

At one point I stopped putting effort into replying to these "once-a-day" kinda posts.

[Cheddle]

So will the gtx 960 be annouced at CES, (which i think ends Tomorrow the 9th)? And also what are the rumored prices and specs of the gtx 960… do you guys think it will preform better then the 760 or 770? but lower then the 970?….. and release date was rumored for January 22nd????? 

 

Rumour has it they will postpone until Q2 due to high sales of 970's

 

They would only compete with themselves unless the card was sub $250 AUD

[Doughnutnator]

yeah Asus just reveal their 960, gonna be awesome.

I see 1 6 pin and 1 8 pin.

WTF? More power than the Strix 970?

[SteveGrabowski]

I think it'll be even better than the 970, maybe even challenge the 980. And at $199.

[Godlygamer23]

I think it'll be even better than the 970, maybe even challenge the 980. And at $199.

I doubt it. Why would NVIDIA challenge their own higher end cards at a much cheaper price? In terms of price to performance, it might be better, but in raw performance? No.

[TheMcSame]

I doubt it. Why would NVIDIA challenge their own higher end cards at a much cheaper price? In terms of price to performance, it might be better, but in raw performance? No.

It may persuade some more people to upgrade if they are on a tighter budget. That being said, with the low end 970's being around $330 I'd expect prices to start at around $230, I doubt that $200 would be something we'd see without a MIRB or some sort of deal.

[Godlygamer23]

It may persuade some more people to upgrade if they are on a tighter budget. That being said, with the low end 970's being around $330 I'd expect prices to start at around $230, I doubt that $200 would be something we'd see without a MIRB or some sort of deal.

It would create too much internal competition. I don't think it would be a smart move. In addition, I'm sure many 970 and 980 users would feel seriously screwed over.

[TheMcSame]

I'm sure many 970 and 980 users would feel seriously screwed over.

That's the risk you take for being an early adopter.

[SteveGrabowski]

I doubt it. Why would NVIDIA challenge their own higher end cards at a much cheaper price? In terms of price to performance, it might be better, but in raw performance? No.

It'll have 6GB VRAM also.

[SinkBobo]

I think it'll be even better than the 970, maybe even challenge the 980. And at $199.

 

 

I doubt it. Why would NVIDIA challenge their own higher end cards at a much cheaper price? In terms of price to performance, it might be better, but in raw performance? No.

 

 

Lol. Sarcasm I think.

[Najuno]

We don´t know yet what this card will bring... but instead of bringing new highend GPUs that can handle 4K better AMD and nVidia drag their feet with those cheap ass budget cards like the R9 285 or this GTX960, while more and better 4K displays (like the new RoG 4K) are around the corner.

[switchkill]

yeah Asus just reveal their 960, gonna be awesome.

That's so fugly

[Briggsy]

speculation on the low end cards is always funny, because with the high end cards it's as good as you're gonna get for a while, while budget cards are all about the performance per dollar. I think the big fight is going to be over the 760 and 960(non Ti) and which is actually better outside cherry picked benchmarks. If anything, the regular 960 will be there as a lure to get budget gamers to step up to a 960 Ti for double the performance, for maybe only 50-75 bucks more and totally dominating the 280x. Nvidia are really starting to be strategic with their pricing and marketing tactics, while still not having quite as many sku's as AMD. I think its cool.

[Najuno]

speculation on the low end cards is always funny, because with the high end cards it's as good as you're gonna get for a while, while budget cards are all about the performance per dollar. I think the big fight is going to be over the 760 and 960(non Ti) and which is actually better outside cherry picked benchmarks. If anything, the regular 960 will be there as a lure to get budget gamers to step up to a 960 Ti for double the performance, for maybe only 50-75 bucks more and totally dominating the 280x. Nvidia are really starting to be strategic with their pricing and marketing tactics, while still not having quite as many sku's as AMD. I think its cool.

Where did the good old nVidia times go ?

 

Where they slammed a 1000+ Dollars price tag in peoples´ faces and called it a day .

[dragoon20005]

Where did the good old nVidia times go ?

 

Where they slammed a 1000+ Dollars price tag in peoples´ faces and called it a day .

the GTX980 cost 1 grand in Singapore

 

same goes when GTX780Ti was the king of GPUs