Thursday, November 7th 2013

NVIDIA Announces Market Availability of GeForce GTX 780 Ti

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NVIDIA announced the market availability of its GeForce GTX 780 Ti graphics card. Based on the same "GK110" silicon as the GTX TITAN, the GTX 780 Ti features its full complement of 2,880 CUDA cores, 240 TMUs, 48 ROPs, and a 384-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface, holding 3 GB of memory. The core is clocked at 875 MHz, with a maximum GPU Boost frequency of 928 MHz; the the memory is clocked at a staggering 7.00 GHz (GDDR5-effective), at which the memory bandwidth is 336 GB/s.

The GeForce GTX 780 Ti is based on the same PCB and cooling solution as the GeForce GTX 780, draws power from a combination of 6-pin and 8-pin PCIe power connectors, features a PCI-Express 3.0 x16 bus interface, and a combination of two DVI, and one each of HDMI and DisplayPort connectors. The card is 4-way SLI capable. NVIDIA is pricing the GeForce GTX 780 Ti at US $699.99, about $150 pricier than the Radeon R9 290X, but close to $300 cheaper than the GTX TITAN. NVIDIA is also running a free-game scheme that will see buyers of the GTX 780 Ti get Steam keys for Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, Batman: Arkham Origins, and Splinter Cell: Blacklist; and a coupon that shaves up to $100 off an NVIDIA Shield purchase.
Don't forget to check out our comprehensive GeForce GTX 780 Ti review.

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46 Comments on NVIDIA Announces Market Availability of GeForce GTX 780 Ti

#26
lobsterrock
RCoonI just read the review. So it's:

Faster than a 290X(In almost all benchmarks besides a select few)
Cooler than a 290X
Quieter than a 290X
Lower power than a 290X

Oh and you get games.

Now you people can complain about the price for reasons.
Something like 10% more than a 290x for a 27% higher price

1-2 db quieter.

10c cooler.

Keep in mind NV has an expensive/better quality stock cooler compared to AMDs so the non-reference models should give bigger boosts on 290x than on 780ti, and they'll only be like $0-$50 more expensive.
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#27
ensabrenoir
lobsterrockWhile it's not a full modular system, the accelero hybrid is something like 100-150
oh yeah forgot about those.... haven't seen any of those in use....how effective are they on a top tier card?
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#29
TheoneandonlyMrK
night.foxhmmmm sounds like i wanna go green :D :banghead:

price difference of 780ti and 290x is almost same when you water cool it.

performance gain? 12%.....

290x + aftermarket cooler, price difference down to about 100$

free games nvidia = atleast 100$ if you sell it.

end? NVIDIA wins....

good move NVIDIA.... AMD will be forced to lower price to attract consumers. or offer alot of free games...

I love the competition......

It give lots of benefits....

side note: TITAN owners must be doing this right now :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
Pick of the bunch as it manages to bait both camps.
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#30
arterius2
theoneandonlymrkPick of the bunch as it manages to bait both camps.
shhh that's how double agents work

while fanboys on either side start the war, they fuel it and keep it going for a while longer.
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#31
OC-Rage
night.foxhmmmm sounds like i wanna go green :D :banghead:

price difference of 780ti and 290x is almost same when you water cool it.

performance gain? 12%.....

290x + aftermarket cooler, price difference down to about 100$

free games nvidia = atleast 100$ if you sell it.

end? NVIDIA wins....

good move NVIDIA.... AMD will be forced to lower price to attract consumers. or offer alot of free games...

I love the competition......

It give lots of benefits....

side note: TITAN owners must be doing this right now :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
thanks my big brother thanks thanks good answer

last words and end? NVIDIA wins....

every time
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#32
OC-Rage
HA HA HA

good move NVIDIA.... AMD will be forced to lower price to attract consumers. or offer alot of free games...

I love the competition......

It give lots of benefits....
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#33
MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
OC-RageHA HA HA

good move NVIDIA.... AMD will be forced to lower price to attract consumers. or offer alot of free games...

I love the competition......

It give lots of benefits....
No. Nvidia needs to drop their prices more. the 780ti should be 599 and 780 should be 449.
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#34
erocker
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RCoonWelcome to the world where the company who has the best thing charges more than the second best.
So, if AMD comes out with a card that is quiet and beats the 780ti, should they charge $800 bucks? If Nvidia comes back with a card that beats that, should they charge $900 bucks?

It's not a matter of charging more for a better product but by how much. Nvidia's pricing has been ridiculous.

But, as it has been shown, people will buy it anyways.

It has also been shown that too many people have too little economic sense... Whatever that means. ;)
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#35
Ja.KooLit
OC-Ragethanks my big brother thanks thanks good answer

last words and end? NVIDIA wins....

every time
not really :p

i still like AMD....

look at these companies now.....

cpu, intel vs amd
gpu, nvidia vs amd

and AMD still fighting.... without AMD, who gonna compete? if AMD is not around, imagine intel and nvidia ruling our digital world....

its like samsung vs apple, what did apple do? sue samsung for shapes? :o :p :D


but in the end, nobody wins.... its us consumers wins cause these companies trying to reach our wallets :rockout: :rockout: :rockout:
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#36
erocker
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night.foxbut in the end, nobody wins.... its us consumers wins cause these companies trying to reach our hearts wallets :rockout: :rockout: :rockout:
Fixed that for clarity. :D
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#37
Ja.KooLit
erockerFixed that for clarity. :D
edited :p
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#38
TheHunter
Agree about the pricing.

Its absurd here in EU, best scenario 699$ = 509€, but in reality its 600-670€.. yep:mad:


Custom Asus DirectCuii 780GTX sells for 445€, Stock R9-290 is 350€.
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#39
HTC
TheHunterAgree about the pricing.

Its absurd here in EU, best scenario 699$ = 509€, but in reality its 600-670€.. yep:mad:


Custom Asus DirectCuii 780GTX sells for 445€, Stock R9-290 is 350€.
Agree as well.

The only 2 stores selling these (from MSI) @tm, have them like so: www.kuantokusta.pt/1/340711/MSI-GeForce-GTX780-Ti-3GB-DDR5-PCI-E-N780Ti-3GD5

Got to love that small 25% tax ...
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#40
TheoneandonlyMrK
erockerSo, if AMD comes out with a card that is quiet and beats the 780ti, should they charge $800 bucks? If Nvidia comes back with a card that beats that, should they charge $900 bucks?

It's not a matter of charging more for a better product but by how much. Nvidia's pricing has been ridiculous.

But, as it has been shown, people will buy it anyways.

It has also been shown that too many people have too little economic sense... Whatever that means. ;)
Bang on.

I am however happy that in general pricing is making a bit more sense I mean for most people I actually mean skinter enthusiasts like me , we can get pretty decent performance for reasonable prices.
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#43
TheoneandonlyMrK
SlizzoI'm saying it's bunk. This GK110 is essentially no different than all the others that have rolled off the line already. There are rumors that these are hand picked for GTX780Ti use, which would normally mean quality control is exceptionally high, especially when compared to lower end skus.
this threads allready got that covered

www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=193773 3rd or 4th most recent post, but to sumise it looks to be one batch of one brand and not that many actual cards.
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#44
NeoXF
theoneandonlymrkthis threads allready got that covered

www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=193773 3rd or 4th most recent post, but to sumise it looks to be one batch of one brand and not that many actual cards.
Figured so. Thanks. :)

Last time I heard about bricking/dying nVidia cards was about 1 or 2 years ago... something about their stellar drivers... /sarcasm

Alternatively, last time I heard about nVidia GPUs blowing up, was circa 2007, mobile GPUs to be exact, and I also remember a huge cover up... yea... we forget easily...

Either way, I ment to say that I had motives to believe the article was legit/not overblown.
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#45
Slizzo
NeoXFFigured so. Thanks. :)

Last time I heard about bricking/dying nVidia cards was about 1 or 2 years ago... something about their stellar drivers... /sarcasm

Alternatively, last time I heard about nVidia GPUs blowing up, was circa 2007, mobile GPUs to be exact, and I also remember a huge cover up... yea... we forget easily...

Either way, I ment to say that I had motives to believe the article was legit/not overblown.
Yeah, and honestly I had no issues with my 8800GT Rev.1. I ran it with a fan profile set in RivaTuner anyway.

Oddly, my GTX780 is a Galaxy card. :)
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#46
NeoXF
SlizzoYeah, and honestly I had no issues with my 8800GT Rev.1. I ran it with a fan profile set in RivaTuner anyway.

Oddly, my GTX780 is a Galaxy card. :)
Yea, I didn`t have any worthwhile issues with my 8800GTS 320 either (aside from that horrible G80 memory leak, that had FPS drop after 10m in some games up untill you Alt-Tabbed out and in). But I was specifically talking about mobile 8 series GeForces:

gizmodo.com/5023963/inquirer-every-nvidia-graphics-card-with-g84-or-g86-chipset-is-ready-to-die


Well, tho I haven`t got any Galaxy/KFA2 cards so far, it`s prolly just a fluke.
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