NVIDIA Announces 6GB GTX 780 & Titan-Z GPUs

[Lyonheart]

With this coming out.. looks like 800s are a ways off?

[MiRai]

You got any kidneys left to sell?

No need -- I'm happy with my 3GB models; although, I wouldn't mind a 4th GPU for my setup. -_-

Is this enough GPU to move the bottleneck to the CPU now?

It all depends on the game you're playing and the settings you run at, but I think that WoW players tend to run into CPU bottlenecks before GPU bottlenecks.

Dual-GPU cards tend to be terrible anyway, and this one's priced at $3,000. -_-

With this coming out.. looks like 800s are a ways off?

I don't think we were ever expected to see the actual 800 series before Q3/Q4 of this year, and I'd say this upcoming release just reinforces that notion. I'd generally recommend not jumping onto a new node anyway because you tend to get burned.

The 600 series was the first generation for Keplar and the 700 series was the second generation. The 600 series was totally crippled and the 700 series blows it out of the water in terms of... everything, and NVIDIA is still using the same exact chip. Why? Because they've had time to refine the shit out of their manufacturing process, drivers and all of that other technical stuff that they do.