Just jumped to #5 on the step-up list. Ordered a second 780 ti from amazon.
 

http://www.computersalg.dk/produkt/1024733/evga-geforce-gtx-780-superclocked-graf
http://www.proshop.dk/Grafikkort/EVGA-GeForce-GTX-780-Ti-SC-3GB-GDDR5-2427865.html
 
1800kr which is around 330$

Any releasedate for the GTX 780Ti ACX? I've to upgrade soon and I don't know if I should wait or not.

Tha_soh
Any releasedate for the GTX 780Ti ACX? I've to upgrade soon and I don't know if I should wait or not.

Says the end of the month on overclockers.co.uk , but I'm not sure if that is just a placeholder.
 

nevermind ill just take my chances with amazon

GrundleTime
What about 6gb cards?

 
Also would like to know.
 
Bring on the 6gb Classified and I will order that moment.
 
Thank you,
Monnie

HUmm.  Just bought my 780 Classifieds and feel pushing them with EVBot on Air is close to these performance numbers of the Ti (stock!).
 
But, I am really hating the heat being dumped into my chassis from the 780 Classifieds' ACX cooler.  I was just debating this morning, "Should I sell off the 780 Classys and go with two used Titans with the 1.3V mod?"
 
But then the Tis get announced, and the NDA lifted on the reviews showing it besting the Titan - a stock Titan that is.
 
I don't mind loosing the $100 per card to step up.  Thinking about stepping up one card to do a head-to-head battle between my 780 Classy at 1333 Mhz / 7,800 Mhz memory vs whatever I can get out of the 106% max power target of the 780 Ti (until a custom bios comes out).  The only problem in that equation is I need to work on my machine - my machine with tri-monitors with only DVI (meaning, a single card won't get me tri-monitor surround without a DP-DVI-DL adapter, for 120 Hz).
 
Decisions decisions...

CAxVIPER
No I think they are as low as you will see them for now. 

one more question..


Do you think the 780 classified will preform/overclock much better than the 780 SC.. both with EK water blocks on them ??

Yes, and yes :)

Is there any possibility EVGA might be somewhat flexible on the Step-Up window? I bought a 780 ACX on August 1st at full price.
Its an awesome card, but I can't shake the feeling that I got beat by nVidia's war with AMD here...

nVidia needs to give the green light for 6GB versions of this card. The 4K results are a little disheartening:
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gtx_780_ti_sli_geforce_review,23.html
 
The 780 Ti is struggling with increasing FPS with SLI in games like BF4; and in Crysis 3, a single Titan beats a single 780 Ti. I'm sure this is a VRAM issue which can easily be resolved with 6GB of VRAM.
 
Reports have already come out that Battlefield 4 at 4K resolution uses 5.1GB of VRAM.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn_Ktpyn3z0

That said, EVGA's cards look amazing like always. Can't wait to see what kind of clocks you were able to nail the Classified Hydro Copper down to. I'm also looking forward to how well these cards perform in 4-way SLI configurations. Only have seen SLI benches so far.

Can the Titan backplate work with the 780 Ti as well as high air flow bracket?

Will my backplate's that are on my gtx 780's acx work on my 780ti's?  Thanks in advance.

Evga570

Trelor

Evga570
OVER PRICED again!

It's not over priced, it out does a titan in EVERYTHING besides the vRAM if anything the Titan is overpriced now.

It's NOT 27% faster than R9 290x but cost 27% more.  1GB less VRAM and will struggle at high resolution.  $600 would be a sweet spot.  Now I'm waiting for 780 to come down to $450 or less, OR get R9 290 now! I don't have a problem with heat.  The GTX 470 had a lot of heat.
 

Perhaps at 4k or above. Most games today don't come close to using 3GB @ 1080p or 1440p.

To me all smoke and mirrors by Nvidia to keep any form of spotlight away from the 290x.  I'm struggling to find who this card with its price/vram will market to especially if already owning a 780 or Titan.  I know there's always the "because I can" people, but other than that?