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GTX 960 Australia Release Date *Rumor*

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I don't know why the 960 is so exciting, it's not like it'll run 4K @60FPS or anything

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I don't know why the 960 is so exciting, it's not like it'll run 4K or anything

it can run 4K.. whether or not it'll be enjoyable is another thing.  

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I don't know why the 960 is so exciting, it's not like it'll run 4K @60FPS or anything

it's not like there's more than a handful of people trying to do 4k 60FPS

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I don't know why the 960 is so exciting, it's not like it'll run 4K @60FPS or anything

Because people want mid range value cards.

 

As to why they think they'll get that from the 960... beats me.  I'd expect it to perform around the same level as a 280x or 290 (or somewhere in between) and it sure as hell won't be much cheaper than either of those are.  Might work well as a fairly high end performing card with very low power usage, but we'll have to wait and see.

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Because people want mid range value cards.

 

As to why they think they'll get that from the 960... beats me.  I'd expect it to perform around the same level as a 280x or 290 (or somewhere in between) and it sure as hell won't be much cheaper than either of those are.  Might work well as a fairly high end performing card with very low power usage, but we'll have to wait and see.

didn't you see the benchmarks for this card? it's terrible value, may as well get a 280/280X for way cheaper than what this piece of shit card will be

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if you just search "gtx 960 pccasegear" the first link literally has the ETA date right there if anyone needs proof of this claim i guess you'd say

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