cryptic on the info .......

Ahhh... I wish that card. 

$1K+ for a Gamer GPU, it better come in plated black gold.....

BOOM. Titan X - I'm all in!
 
Consumer variant of ~K80 ?

I hope the gtx 980 will be capable to move on with the titan X and the new games 

Moving to 900/TitanX section.

I will forever to be NVIDIA customer. I know that now.
Everything is clear for me... AMD last time success to cause suspicious to me with stories about HBM and R9-390X but NVIDIA know what they do.
EVGA chose right side, they had very good vision of future. God bless NVIDIA and her CEO and EVGA best graphic card manufacturer. 

What exactly is everyone's expectation, it won't be faster than a pair of 980's.  Most of us that follow rumors/leaks know there is a GM200 die in there, with 3072-CUDA, that's 50% more than GTX980.  So in any gaming scenario that doesn't use more than 4GB, a pair 980 will be faster and possibly cheaper too.
 
I know there an brandname loyalists here who aren't really gamers at heart if they put priority on building their systems, but I hope you use your head once in a while...don't assume nVidia will price it low enough to make it easy for you to get; they are a business, not a charity.  The product is aimed at those that treat the price like a drop in the bucket, not those that wanted it for $750 or so.

What I find interesting is that it has an 8-pin and a 6-pin power input and not two 8-pin. This may mean less than 250W of power or right about there. Definitely not 300W that we are hearing about with the new R9. Still the price will be outrageous. I like the look. Too bad I use a water block for all my cards which will waste the nice looking black reference cooler. It has got to be at least $1,500 for this thing.

with DX12 soon to come, these big cards will be hurting... I mean, 12gb Vram on a single card is amazing though. Is it a dual-pcb 2 in 1 card?

I love the style, too bad the lower end cards look meh in comparison. I love the performance of my GTX 970 but its fugly compared to this.

I hate all the guessing involved in this. I'm ready for an upgrade even though my 780 Ti's are only a year old. I am getting stuttering in games at 1440p, and when I had a 4K monitor (waiting for the ROG 4K now), it was impossible to play new titles maxed out due to VRAM limitations. Shame on you NVIDIA for your cash cow strategies, milking us for every dollar you can. Three Titan releases on the 700 series, and a Ti equivalent with half the VRAM simply because you can? Ridiculous.
 
This card looks to be the top of the line from the get-go... but I doubt it'll be cheap. I can't believe I'm even considering dropping $1K+ on a GPU (I'd get two), but it seems like this is a pretty "future proof" card if you ask me. 12 GB of VRAM is simply insane, and the power is there for sure. So I have to ask myself - do I wait for an equivalent with 6-8 GB, probably with less cores to begin with...and then another release later, or go all out from the start and have a 99% chance of kicking my wallet where it hurts because I was an early adopter well-knowing what NVIDIA would do?
 
As excited as I am to see AMD's offerings, I highly doubt they'll touch this. And I don't know if I could bring myself to deal with the lack of driver support and GameWorks functions that we'll be seeing. Oh decisions, decisions...

I want to know more for example how well does this card do on a 4K monitor with all the eye candy turned on from the toughest games. Guess we'll have to wait and see. 

Costumers shouldn't get rid GTX980 before even this card is show up. It will be very expensive.
People as me will need to wait model with 6GB. I hope NVIDIA will not cut CUDA because than card become not interesting and is to close GTX980.