Nvidia Prepping the GTX 780 Ti 6GB Edition for Launch – Waiting for Titan Inventory to Clear Up.

jpearson79
Awesome, yet nonetheless I'm really getting fed up with Nvidia's practices as of late if this is true re: all these quick refreshes coming out and big price drops. If it is a Titan refresh that's different, as it offers a couple features the Ti lacks and is due for a refresh. But a new Ti edition this quickly just ticks me off. I've had bad experiences with AMD's mobile offerings in the past and have avoided them (desktop and mobile) since, but I'm itching to grab a pair of Asus DCII 290x's to try AMD again and something like this might sway me over to the other side. I get that big N's goal is to make money, as is the goal of every business. But this just really rubs me the wrong way if true.

MiRai
Jacob seemed pretty adamant in his prior statements that it was unknown whether or not a 6GB 780/780Ti would exist, but obviously he, most likely, wouldn't have been able to say anything anyway even if he did know.  I would have figured that nVidia was saving their higher GB models for Maxwell to give people a reason to actually buy the first-gen models, but then again... who knows. 

mwpuskarich

BroHamBone

mwpuskarich
This is rumor. Just like most things in life, if it has not hit the market, it's fiction. These seem to come out around CES in Vegas as media grabs snipets to sell ads and drive traffic. If they do this, or not, it will most likely be a response to what AMD does. Not sure there is an issue with 3GB of DDR5 memory over 6. That was a very humerous statement. There is much that needs to happen until you can actually use and take advantage of UHD in computers, games, TVs, and broadcasting. By the time there is good content, the GPUs and cards will be much different to better manage the needs of these resolutions, so it would be best to replace the entire card but that is about 5 years away, IMO. G-sync is an interesting thing given the price point and abilities.

Yes, rumors! But as far as equipping a powerhouse such as the 780ti wi 6gb, only need a single card to run surround 1080p. Sli these puppies for big dogs using surround 1600p

The Titan had enough power, but seemingly nowhere near the 780ti. If this does come to light, I will be curious about the temps, on air of course.

Well I guess you can supply your rig with vaporware. One day your will actually git-r-dun. If you need 6 GB of video memory maybe you should reconsider your expectations as there has only been one card released by nVidia with this configuration and less than a year later a new card with half that memory outperforms it. Maybe it's a money grab, but if there was enough business to warrant this, it would be here by now. Not sure there are more than 5 people worldwide who want to play a game with 6 monitors at 3k or higher resolution. Anyway, too each his own. Maybe I will buy nVidia stock so I can make some money on your willingness to pay $1,500 per graphics card.