When are they going to announce the 4GB GTX 970? The 3.5GB version is okay but I still want 4GB.

Counteragent
Finally.
 
I'll take 3 of them.

That'll cost you $4000. 

Sajin

Counteragent
Finally.
 
I'll take 3 of them.

That'll cost you $4000. 

I hope that's AUD not USD.
 
Looking forward to more info on these cards.. Finally a 4k solution.

They will be too pricey for me.

Aggressor Prime
If you are going to spend $1500 on a card (the rumored price), why set limits on yourself? Get 4 along with waterblocks for them and hook up a 5K display. It will be worth all the organs you would have to sell.

I've read anywhere from 1350-1500 will be the price which means 980ti will be a 1k GPU too. 

I hope we will see Titan X Waterblocks available shortly after release for these cards.
 
The classy waterblocks were very slow to come to market.

somebody buy one and give me your old titan!

awahwah
They will be too pricey for me.

I'm in for one. 

WgregB
Possible dumb question.
why don't they make cards so ram can be upgradeable like a computer?

That would be amazing.

If a new Titan and a new 980ti are announced, would that cause a small price drop on the 980 and 970s?

Kohiek
If a new Titan and a new 980ti are announced, would that cause a small price drop on the 980 and 970s?

There will be no 980 Ti. There has only ever been one x80 Ti model, and that was the 780 Ti. That was a unique scenario where Nvidia played their hand and AMD forced them to up the ante after the fact. They had the room to do it in GK110 but already used the 780 name, so they called it a 780 Ti.
 
There will likely be a new series based on Titan X derivatives and 900 series refreshes just like the 700 series was to the OG Titan and the 600 series. Nvidia will let AMD play its hand and then release what it has to in the new series to beat them. But there will almost certainly be no 980 Ti just like there was no 680 Ti, 580 Ti, 480 Ti, etc.
 
To answer your question, the Titan X will not affect the price of the 980s and 970s. It will be in a performance and price league of it's own. The 980's and 970's are unlikely to change in price at any point in time. They will come down in price when they get refreshed in a new series as the 1070 and 1060 or whatever naming scheme they come up with.

Noodle Gaming
I just don't get the 12gb thing... with my 980 at 4k I only use just under 3.5 gb of vram...who in the heck is ever going to use all that buffer?

Next to no one. But for some reason people have been scared of the VRAM boogie man since the beginning of GPUs.
 
I take that back, a 4-way Titan X setup runing 3x 4K surround could probably use more than 6 GB of memory. Any less than that and you're wasting money.

I use just over 5GB vram running Dying Light at 2160p (DSR) with all the in game settings maxed.