Conina said:
The main target group will probably not be the ones which already have a 770/780/780ti/Titan but people with a 570/580/660/670/680/760 willing to upgrade. Like me... my 580 is now over 3 years old (the longest time ever a graphic card was in my PCs) and was enough so far for most games. But I want to play Dead Rising 3 and GTA V without too much compromises. |
That's true, but it's also true that the users of high end cards are also those that are more likely to upgrade every gen. Hell, many made the jump from a GTX 680 to a 780.
That's why I see this gen of cards (which are nothing more than a stop-gap until 22nm is ready) performing very well in sales unless they offer some tangible benefits in the fields of power savings, temp. and/or price.
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