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Re: GTX 880, 870, 860 out in October 2014/09/06 12:15:27 (permalink)
They're trying to keep both desktop and laptop models in the same product family, which I hope they finally do. The 880M is still kepler, a re-rebadged 680MX(680MX>780M>880M).
 
nVidia has mixed architectures in their mobile product family a lot and it causes a lot of confusion. (675M was a fermi rebadged 580M when the 680M was a kepler based GK204 card). The 675MX was released to replace the 675M fermi, but it only added more confusion. 
 
We're supposed to see 980, 970 soon and hopefully the 980M/970M as well, soon. 
 
I'm hoping they finally stick to this if they do go through with it. It will help with all of the confusion in the mobile market. 

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Re: GTX 880, 870, 860 out in October 2014/09/06 12:51:46 (permalink)
800m chips have been out for a while, since Feb
 
We will get 900m chips before the end of the year.  At this point its essentially confirmed that the chips will be called 900. There will be no desktop 800 chips, unless they put some OEM cards into that family that no one cares about.
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Re: GTX 880, 870, 860 out in October 2014/09/06 12:53:34 (permalink)
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They're trying to keep both desktop and laptop models in the same product family, which I hope they finally do. The 880M is still kepler, a re-rebadged 680MX(680MX>780M>880M).
 
nVidia has mixed architectures in their mobile product family a lot and it causes a lot of confusion. (675M was a fermi rebadged 580M when the 680M was a kepler based GK204 card). The 675MX was released to replace the 675M fermi, but it only added more confusion. 
 
We're supposed to see 980, 970 soon and hopefully the 980M/970M as well, soon. 
 
I'm hoping they finally stick to this if they do go through with it. It will help with all of the confusion in the mobile market. 


Ahhhh ok now that makes more sense, thanks for explaining it. It's the architecture they want to synch. I agree, that would certainly clear up confusion going forward.


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Re: GTX 880, 870, 860 out in October 2014/09/06 13:01:04 (permalink)
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PC-specs has it in the pc builder APP already
 
http://www.pc-specs.com/gpu/Nvidia/900_Series/GeForce_GTX_980/1700 

That's silly. The 880 isn't even out yet, and they are claiming the 980 is out at the end of this month? Nope.
 
That tells me all I need to know about that site.

Guessing you missed the talk/rumors of NVIDIA wanting to skip the 800 series in order to present a unified naming scheme between mobile and desktop parts?

There's been many rumors about the 800 series, but considering that the 800M series is already available (and only relatively recently) it would be contradictory that a 900 series desktop GPU is released in order to unify the naming scheme between mobile and desktop... that doesn't even make sense, unless a 900M series is going to be released at the end of this month also, virtually immediately after the 800M series.. This would be contrary to the way NVidia has operated for years. If anything, they will draw out the 800 series (mobile and desktop) as long as they can, unless AMD come up with something competitive enough to push NVidia forward..
 
If the rumor was there would be no new desktop series until mid 2015, then I could perhaps believe NVidia skipping an 800 desktop series and launching a 900 series for both desktop and mobile, but launching a different numbered series desktop now in order to unify it with a recently released mobile series but giving it a different series number? LMAO! Surely you can see how nonsensical that claim is?
 
 
 


http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-980m-mobile-maxwell-flagship-in-october.html
 
No, I can't.


 
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Re: GTX 880, 870, 860 out in October 2014/09/06 13:44:12 (permalink)
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PC-specs has it in the pc builder APP already
 
http://www.pc-specs.com/gpu/Nvidia/900_Series/GeForce_GTX_980/1700 

That's silly. The 880 isn't even out yet, and they are claiming the 980 is out at the end of this month? Nope.
 
That tells me all I need to know about that site.

Guessing you missed the talk/rumors of NVIDIA wanting to skip the 800 series in order to present a unified naming scheme between mobile and desktop parts?

There's been many rumors about the 800 series, but considering that the 800M series is already available (and only relatively recently) it would be contradictory that a 900 series desktop GPU is released in order to unify the naming scheme between mobile and desktop... that doesn't even make sense, unless a 900M series is going to be released at the end of this month also, virtually immediately after the 800M series.. This would be contrary to the way NVidia has operated for years. If anything, they will draw out the 800 series (mobile and desktop) as long as they can, unless AMD come up with something competitive enough to push NVidia forward..
 
If the rumor was there would be no new desktop series until mid 2015, then I could perhaps believe NVidia skipping an 800 desktop series and launching a 900 series for both desktop and mobile, but launching a different numbered series desktop now in order to unify it with a recently released mobile series but giving it a different series number? LMAO! Surely you can see how nonsensical that claim is?

http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-980m-mobile-maxwell-flagship-in-october.html
No, I can't.

SSJ92 just explained that it's to unify the architecture, which makes more sense.
 
The way I had read your original post was that they were releasing a 900 series desktop to make it unify by name with the existing 800M series, which made little sense since (a) they have different series names, (b) there isn't a 900M series and (c) the 800M series is relatively recent - just 5-6 months since release, which would mean a 900M series is unlikely this soon.. although it appears I may be wrong about that too, lol! 
 
But yeah, it's about the architecture so no worries.
 
The 880M released mid March 2014, so that's only 6 months between flagship enthusiast models from different series.. that's pretty damn fast. The last few series have been closer to a year or more apart.
 
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Re: GTX 880, 870, 860 out in October 2014/09/06 15:21:17 (permalink)
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PC-specs has it in the pc builder APP already
 
http://www.pc-specs.com/gpu/Nvidia/900_Series/GeForce_GTX_980/1700 

That's silly. The 880 isn't even out yet, and they are claiming the 980 is out at the end of this month? Nope.
 
That tells me all I need to know about that site.

Guessing you missed the talk/rumors of NVIDIA wanting to skip the 800 series in order to present a unified naming scheme between mobile and desktop parts?

There's been many rumors about the 800 series, but considering that the 800M series is already available (and only relatively recently) it would be contradictory that a 900 series desktop GPU is released in order to unify the naming scheme between mobile and desktop... that doesn't even make sense, unless a 900M series is going to be released at the end of this month also, virtually immediately after the 800M series.. This would be contrary to the way NVidia has operated for years. If anything, they will draw out the 800 series (mobile and desktop) as long as they can, unless AMD come up with something competitive enough to push NVidia forward..
 
If the rumor was there would be no new desktop series until mid 2015, then I could perhaps believe NVidia skipping an 800 desktop series and launching a 900 series for both desktop and mobile, but launching a different numbered series desktop now in order to unify it with a recently released mobile series but giving it a different series number? LMAO! Surely you can see how nonsensical that claim is?

http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-980m-mobile-maxwell-flagship-in-october.html
No, I can't.

SSJ92 just explained that it's to unify the architecture, which makes more sense.
 
The way I had read your original post was that they were releasing a 900 series desktop to make it unify by name with the existing 800M series, which made little sense since (a) they have different series names, (b) there isn't a 900M series and (c) the 800M series is relatively recent - just 5-6 months since release, which would mean a 900M series is unlikely this soon.. although it appears I may be wrong about that too, lol! 
 
But yeah, it's about the architecture so no worries.
 
The 880M released mid March 2014, so that's only 6 months between flagship enthusiast models from different series.. that's pretty damn fast. The last few series have been closer to a year or more apart.
 


Agreed on the speed, but laptop displays are going pretty crazy of late thanks to the phone screen rush and all that, so I'm not OVERLY surprised, especially since 880M wasn't much of an improvement over 780M if I recall correctly.


 
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Re: GTX 880, 870, 860 out in October 2014/09/06 16:18:20 (permalink)
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especially since 880M wasn't much of an improvement over 780M if I recall correctly.

That is correct.  The 880M was just a 780M with higher clocks and optional 8GB VRAM instead of 4GB.


 
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