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Forums - Gaming - EVGA announce 6GB 780 / 780ti GPUs

http://www.evga.com/articles/00830/

 

Looks like I just found my 2nd GPU. Time to SLI. Rumored price is $750



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Says GTX780, cant see the TI version being mentionned



Turkish said:
Says GTX780, cant see thregukasion being mentionned


Its confirmed by a EVGA employee. The regular 780 will launch first with the TI shortly afterwords 



BenVTrigger said:
Turkish said:
Says GTX780, cant see thregukasion being mentionned


Its confirmed by a EVGA employee. The regular 780 will launch first with the TI shortly afterwords 


Where did he confirm that?



As the difference gap between consoles and PCs continues to increase



                  

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I know some card sellers do this all the time with Nvidia cards, specially EVGA, but I can't see why they are doing it now.

I mean, the 780 launched almost a year ago! Why didn't they did this before?

Nowadays, most of the people looking into that kind of card will either go for the Titan Black or just simply wait for the GTX 8xx series.



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6GB, Beautiful.



I predict that the Wii U will sell a total of 18 million units in its lifetime. 

The NX will be a 900p machine

'Rumored price is $750'

That would be nice but won't be that price in the UK :( 780Ti 3GB cheapest is around the $780 mark so this 6GB version marked up to special UK price will properly be pimped for around $1000 give or take a dime!

PC's may have the best performance but you pay for it, when you can buy a console for the price of just a top end GFX card the price v performance even's itself out.