GTX 880 news
I'm surprised that rjohnson11 didn't post GTX 800 series news (or did he arleady?)?
 
 

No 890?

ssj92

bcavnaugh
No 890?

+1
 
They probably don't want to release it with the 880/870 so they can squeeze out as many Titan-Z sales as possible. nVidia doesn't want their own ~ $1,500(assuming the 880 will be $549 max each) or less dual-gpu card being faster than their $3k dual-gpu card. 

Why worry about the 890 when there isn't even a 790 lol.

Maxwell GTX800 Series maybe even in September...
It would be nice card for SLI if NVIDIA present for 400-450$ as they say for 4GB and 256bit.
 
http://videocardz.com/51117/exclusive-nvidia-geforce-gtx-880-released-september
 
But interesting would be premium model with 8GB and 512 bit and price of that card.
I hope not over 700$ for reference model.

I'm not falling for Nvidia's initial offerings this time around.  I'm waiting on the 890TI OC OMGBBQFTW edition before I get anything.  But at last it seems the 800 series is on the way...

Yes but GTX880 4GB 256bit PCIE 3.0 that's real successor of GTX680.
And who miss GTX700 series could be OK option. Special if reference model is 450$ as they say for SLI is not bad at all.
For premium card I still think people could invest in GTX780Ti before show up GM210 with 8GB 512Bit PCIE 3.0 maybe we hear and some news about DX12 in that period.
I expect about 45-50% performance difference from Titan Black, more memory and 512bit interface and more performance will give one nice card for 1440p because Games will not pass 8GB Video memory for next 5 years. I think GM210 Titan II default clock will be minimum 40% difference from premium GTX780Ti models.  Only money is problem, this year I'm satisfied because for 750e I had performance of Titan Black and 200MHz fabric OC and that mean faster graphic card because Titan Black no such high OC model. That's always some maximum price I was ready to pay. Maybe 50e more...
I don't know what will be with Titan II with price.

MADOGRE
Sweet we are getting the 860, 860ti and 860ti Boost, thanks again AMD for letting Nvidia sand bag on GPUs just like they did with the 680.
Will wait on the 900's just like I did on the 700's sigh...

 
hey they've done worse, remember geforce 7?
 
7100LE
7200LE
7200GS
7300LE TC
7300LE
7300GS
7300GT
7500GS
7600GS
7600GT
7600GTO
7800GS
7800GT
7800GTX
7800GTX 512
7900GS
7900GT
7950GT
7900GTO
7900GTX
7900GX2
7950GX2
 
compared to 
 
GT630
GT640
GTX 650
GTX 650 Ti
GTX 650 Ti Boost
GTX 660
GTX 660 Ti
GTX 670
GTX 680
GTX 690 I mean cmon man lol

Looks like my Titan will hold its own for a bit.

Evga570
 
I'm surprised that rjohnson11 didn't post GTX 800 series news (or did he arleady?)?
 
 

ROFL.         

gutcheck
Whoa that looks like it is going to be a huge letdown.  Glad I didn't sell my 780 HC's.  Might be with me for a long time.

not sure how you see the rumored 25% increase over the 780ti, lower power usage, more vram as a huge let down...

Well looks like I am going to be holding on these dual 670s SC 4GBs for a bit longer. I am not going to buy that 800 series crap. It pisses me off that there going to make these cards with a 256bit. They are cheaping out again. Like some of you said they want to squeeze as much profit as they can. The 800 series is going to be just like the 600 series crap in which the 900 series is going to be like the 700 series. Basically the 900 series will be the 800 series true potential of power of Maxwell architecture, just as the 700 series is the true power of the 600 series of cards for Kepler architecture. The 900 series cards are supposed to be built on a 384bit just as the 700 series cards are built on. The Maxwell architecture is going to be a repeat of the Kepler architecture. From past rumors I read the 900 series of cards will produce the "Titian product" of card. 

HAZMAN_THE_GREAT
Well looks like I am going to be holding on these dual 670s SC 4GBs for a bit longer. I am not going to buy that 800 series crap. It pisses me off that there going to make these cards with a 256bit. They are cheaping out again. Like some of you said they want to squeeze as much profit as they can. The 800 series is going to be just like the 600 series crap in which the 900 series is going to be like the 700 series. Basically the 900 series will be the 800 series true potential of power of Maxwell architecture, just as the 700 series is the true power of the 600 series of cards for Kepler architecture. The 900 series cards are supposed to be built on a 384bit just as the 700 series cards are built on. The Maxwell architecture is going to be a repeat of the Kepler architecture. From past rumors I read the 900 series of cards will produce the "Titian product" of card. 

blame AMD, Nvidia could have released the 780 Ti as a the GTX 680 had the 7970 not been as fast as the card that was detined to be the GTX 660 lol. Nvidia made a smart move with the 600 series, AMD's 7970 would tie the GK104 which was to be a GTX 660 going by the 4 at the end. So nvidia saw a chance and took it. They where still faster than the GTX 500 series.

candle_86

HAZMAN_THE_GREAT
Well looks like I am going to be holding on these dual 670s SC 4GBs for a bit longer. I am not going to buy that 800 series crap. It pisses me off that there going to make these cards with a 256bit. They are cheaping out again. Like some of you said they want to squeeze as much profit as they can. The 800 series is going to be just like the 600 series crap in which the 900 series is going to be like the 700 series. Basically the 900 series will be the 800 series true potential of power of Maxwell architecture, just as the 700 series is the true power of the 600 series of cards for Kepler architecture. The 900 series cards are supposed to be built on a 384bit just as the 700 series cards are built on. The Maxwell architecture is going to be a repeat of the Kepler architecture. From past rumors I read the 900 series of cards will produce the "Titian product" of card. 

blame AMD, Nvidia could have released the 780 Ti as a the GTX 680 had the 7970 not been as fast as the card that was detined to be the GTX 660 lol. Nvidia made a smart move with the 600 series, AMD's 7970 would tie the GK104 which was to be a GTX 660 going by the 4 at the end. So nvidia saw a chance and took it. They where still faster than the GTX 500 series.

its so frustraiting reading posts like this as if the GK100 was EVER ready for release. That chip was not released in any form because it had issues, not because amd could not compete. If the GK100 could have been released in some form to get back some of the R&D, they would have regardless of what AMD had done.

 
256 bit bus again huh. So basically they built a 2014 Mustang.. but they dropped a refurbished Lada transmission in it.. lol. nice one.
 
My 2 x EVGA GTX-680 FTW+ 4GB cards are proving to live up to the FTW name (meaning upgrade might be waiting for the 900 series).
 
Comparison of RUMORED specs (that ok by you seta8967?). Interesting, considering they are more than 2 & half years apart.
 

Nereus
 
256 bit bus again huh. So basically they built a 2014 Mustang.. but they dropped a refurbished Lada transmission in it.. lol. nice one.
 
My 2 x EVGA GTX-680 FTW+ 4GB cards are proving to live up to the FTW name (meaning upgrade might be waiting for the 900 series).
 
Comparison. Interesting, considering they are more than 2 & half years apart.
 

how can yoi run a comparison on a gpu we don't even know anything about other than rumors. and I may be wrong but wasn't gm104 the gtx750, not the 880 gpu?

while we are on the idea of rumors, I heard 390x will have 1nm gpu and 16gb gddr6 and run on 120watts and only produce 20c at max capacity.