The final retail model of NVIDIA’s upcoming GeForce GTX 680 “Kepler GK104″ based GPU has been pictured by Fudzilla along with complete specifications which show that the GPU features a reference clock speed of 1006Mhz.

The model pictured features the reference design, featuring HDMI, DVI-I and DVD-D as display outputs located at the rear panel along with an exhaust panel. All of the display ports work together which allows for HD 3D Vision Multi Display support through a single Kepler GPU.

Reference Clock Speeds of the GPU would be maintained at 1006MHz and boost clock would allow dynamic overclocking during higher workloads pumping the frequencies upto 1058MHz. The card holds a total of 1536 Stream Processors (Complete Core Architecture Details), A 2GB GDDR5 (256-bit wide) Memory which runs at 6GHz effective clock speeds. PCIe Gen 3 Support is added however the card can also run on PCIe 2.0/1.0 boards.

The total card bandwidth is 192 GB/s and total Texture fill rate is 128.8 GT/s. The card features a blower fan design which ventilates air to a central aluminum heatsink. A huge GeForce Logo is also located at the side of the card aside the stacked 6 Pin connectors, TDP is rated at 195W. 

That's a lot of numbers

NVIDIA Kepler GeForce GTX 680 Gets Benchmarked – Blows away the HD 7970

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And yet the most important one is missing. What's the price of this baby?!

No idea, price hasn't been released. Maybe around 400 euros.

Well the 580's have dropped below $400 now. The 7970's are $550 give or take. Judging Nvidia and their love of pricing, this will be around $650

Or maybe we see a very competitive Nvidia who would take the market in a heartbeart with a initial pricing of $500. And by market I mean destroy the 7XXX series

More like $549

http://www.fudzilla.com/home/item/26308-nvidia-gtx-680-pixellized-in-more-detail

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What?! Some synthetic benchmarks and games already known to favor Nvidia cards aren't a prove of anything. And testing these cards at 1920x1080 is pointless as only a couple of games struggle with the last gen of cards. The real story is at 2560x1600 or with multiple displays.

Thanks but I'll wait for numbers from credible sources and proper reviews.

"Only" 2 GB of memory is going to hurt them at higher res.

400 euros is about $549

The old rule: 1 dollar = 1 euro. Sad but true.