-
Welcome to Overclockers Forums! Join us to reply in threads, receive reduced ads, and to customize your site experience!
nVidia Kepler GTX700 (600?) series info here ->
- Thread starter diaz
- Start date
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2012
We don't even know much about the 600 series and already 700? Correct of I'm wrong
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2012
Ohh so are they skipping 600 and going to 700?
- Joined
- Jun 7, 2011
I think the 600 series will be a notebook GPU named Steller, and the 700 is a bit above, so its the Kepler. 
Certainly set up to challenge the 7000 series, so thats why the consumers mind kinda should be linked to number 7.
For me, 7 kinda is a magical number and it did prove its power even at the IT buisness.
Win 7= big success
I7 = huge success
79X= good success
7Zip= awesome tool
7000 series = AMDs revenge, beat you!
700 series= we truly wanna know
its simply... magical. In term they use the 600 to fight a 7000, they gonna lose, no magic inside.
Certainly set up to challenge the 7000 series, so thats why the consumers mind kinda should be linked to number 7.For me, 7 kinda is a magical number and it did prove its power even at the IT buisness.
Win 7= big success
I7 = huge success
79X= good success
7Zip= awesome tool
7000 series = AMDs revenge, beat you!
700 series= we truly wanna know
its simply... magical. In term they use the 600 to fight a 7000, they gonna lose, no magic inside.
Last edited:
- Thread Starter
- #46
Yes, the same way they skipped the 100 and 300 series..
- Thread Starter
- #48
More info post CES..
NVIDIA wanted to show kepler at CES but didn't
Kepler to come out in early Q2 2012
NVIDIA wanted to show kepler at CES but didn't
Kepler to come out in early Q2 2012
- Thread Starter
- #50
- Joined
- Oct 14, 2007
Ok, this thread has been cleaned up. Keep your rants/arguments about pure performance vs. performance-per-watt elsewhere, this is not the thread for it.
Ivy, you need to watch your tone. Several posts I deleted in that mess were toeing the flamebait/insult line. There was nothing lost in translation either, you were just being rude. Mind your manners or deleted posts will be the least of your worries.
Ivy, you need to watch your tone. Several posts I deleted in that mess were toeing the flamebait/insult line. There was nothing lost in translation either, you were just being rude. Mind your manners or deleted posts will be the least of your worries.
This.
1: You are not saving up. You are selling off your stuff.
2: This, i consider, a disease. Selling off your home to get all the new gen stuff. Thankfully i am immune.
- Thread Starter
- #54
Its a hobby like any other man.. on other websites we call it "GAS" Gear Acquisition Syndrome. Its fun to get new stuff, no matter what the reason is. To keep getting new stuff, there needs to be a cash flow. Selling a card when it is still in prime, gets you most of your money back. Selling the same card when another awesome series comes out, well the price goes down. In the end, there is no money to make, PC is a spending industry, parts depreciate etc...
Some people smoke, some people gamble, some people go on cruise vacations, some people buy luxury cars.
Well this guy has a hobby he likes, that's all
- Joined
- Oct 14, 2007
Well this guy has a hobby he likes, that's all
+1. Amnesiac, why do you have such a problem with how someone else chooses to spend their money? You may not see the necessity but others do. There is no need to troll others by telling them they have a disease. They just have a different opinion than you do about computer hardware.
I swear, this thread brings out the rude in people doesn't it?
- Joined
- Feb 6, 2011
Or maybe 2012 brings the "trollitude" to people?...
- Thread Starter
- #58
Well if you start saving now, maybe you can have enough coin to get one of the faster models.. My goal is to replace my GTX470 with something that has at LEAST 2x the performance in games that I play. Otherwise, I just keep waiting.. To me, I cannot justify a 10% or 30% increase in fps when I spend over $300 for a piece of gear.. But that's because I'm not rich
If I had lots of money, I would always have the top card of each generation.
As for Kepler, I think that if there is a true architectural change (since G80), it will be worth exploring even if I don't get my x2 improvement.
-D
Tho my real question is at this point, how much of this information is...not real? Seen these things happen time and time again, I think setting speculation aside, might be best to just wait for a actual card to surface before assuming performance anywhere, but even then these benchmarks could be false too...its so fun...
I agree with not trying to keep up with the Jones' as it will just leave you with alot of hardware going thorough your hands and possibly frustration with compatibility problems, I typically wait a little while to upgrade, for prices to drop, and for the drivers to level out...sometimes being cutting edge...leaves you bleeding, in more ways than one.
Well if you start saving now, maybe you can have enough coin to get one of the faster models.. My goal is to replace my GTX470 with something that has at LEAST 2x the performance in games that I play. Otherwise, I just keep waiting.. To me, I cannot justify a 10% or 30% increase in fps when I spend over $300 for a piece of gear.. But that's because I'm not rich
If I had lots of money, I would always have the top card of each generation.
As for Kepler, I think that if there is a true architectural change (since G80), it will be worth exploring even if I don't get my x2 improvement.
-D
I agree with not trying to keep up with the Jones' as it will just leave you with alot of hardware going thorough your hands and possibly frustration with compatibility problems, I typically wait a little while to upgrade, for prices to drop, and for the drivers to level out...sometimes being cutting edge...leaves you bleeding, in more ways than one.
- Thread Starter
- #60
This is basically a speculation thread until there are official statements/releases. It is basically just something to snack on / discuss until then. What I get from it is that the release date is roughly beginning April, and that they are looking at something faster than the new AMD flagship. Will modify the OP when I get more official details..
When will more information come out? I say by march we will have a good idea of what we are looking at.. but Jensen has ben pretty tight with his info thus far, the NDA might be kept until the release date.
