Newegg has updated prices on EVGA cards
 
GTX 780 Classified is $579.99
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130943
 
GTX 780 FTW is $559.99
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130951
 

Hoping these also go on sale sometime during November. I would easily snatch another 770 for $299.99

GTX 780 Ti Specifications Leaked – Full Blown Gk110 Core with 2880 SP

http://wccftech.com/gtx-7...wn-gk110-core-2880-sp/

We'll see soon enough if this is true. Love them sp shaders for folding. Gonna read it again to see if my eyes are not tricking me on this Halloween eve.

http://videocardz.com/475...780-ti-2880-cuda-cores

Anyone seen Folding PPD on the GTX 780 Ti yet?

I'm also interested to know those numbers?

Aww, man, I'm still about $130 short on being able to get another 770 to make a matched set. Damn, isn't that a nice folding card. 

You have a Titan and a GTX780 too?
Waiting for your PPD results report.

The GTX 780 Ti had to be added to the GPUs.txt file. Thanks to the ff.org Team for quick response. The GTX 780 Ti is now folding.

Strange. EVGA Precision (v4) is showing 3005 MHz memory frequency (shouldn't it be 3500 MHz ?)

My settings:
shader +80 mhz (= 1100 mhz),
memory on stock,
Voltage = 1,18V
TDP setting = 100%
fan on 70%,
temp below 60C

There is a GTX Titan in the same system where I set the shader speed to +100 Mhz (=1100 Mhz) to compare the cards with identical frequency.
I will update EVGA's precision tool to check for the 6 vs 7 GHz memory speed anomaly.

In the first P7810 work unit, tpf was 1:16 (210k ppd)
second P7810 WU, 1:21 and 191k ppd,
third P7810 WU 1:18 and 203k ppd respectively

to compare: The GTX Titan had 1:24 and 181k ppd

Andy

AndyE,
 
So for best value, what are you thinking? Have you had a changes to look at power consumption between the 708 / 708Ti? What's the PPD on the 780 are you seeing for comparison?

bowlinra,
its too early to have more experience - I literally got the card only a few hours ago.
What I can see right now is, that the card is at least as fast as the Titan, which in fact was always faster than then GTX 780
The Ti is cheaper than the Titan - so this is good news
The Ti has the same cooler as the Titan - also good news.
I don't have experience how good and how  stable the Ti is with OC, I am running it at +80 MHz for now.
I haven't connected a power meter yet to the system
The QRB system is helping any faster card more than slower cards - so the Ti is well positioned to benefit from it.
 
Based on initial observations, for folding I would go for the Ti, instead of Titan and 780 if I have to make a decision not only on initial cost but cost over the lifecycle (energy & ppd)
The Titan is still champ on double precision FP, but this is not needed here.
Versus the 780, purchase price vs. ppd might be a tie, but the energy efficiency will probably be better with the Ti. (to be verified)

GTX 780 Ti Allegedly Being Suspended and Recalled in China

Read more: http://wccftech.com/gtx-780-ti-sale-allegedly-suspended-china-design-flaw-gpu-death/#ixzz2kPRRt6LR

bowlinra
What are people getting on the GTX 780 then? I thought they were get ~180K PPD, now I'm seeing 780Ti numbers in the ~180K

I get around 180k PPD on my 780s when you average the three core 17 projects together, but that is at a rather high OC (1215 MHz Boost vs. 902 MHz Boost at stock).  I'm not sure anyone knows yet how high you can push a 780 Ti.

widsss

bowlinra
What are people getting on the GTX 780 then? I thought they were get ~180K PPD, now I'm seeing 780Ti numbers in the ~180K

The 7810/7811 projects give a few less points than 8900. You might be seeing Ti numbers for 7810/7811 and stock numbers for 8900.

Hmmm, according to my HFM.net, 7810's give the most PPD at ~178K, followed by 8900's at ~172K then 7811's at 168K. This is on a 780 Classified at 1175mhz core.
 
Strange thing is, back in September I was getting ~195K on 7810's, ~187K on 7811's and 181K on 8900's. This was at a clock of 1296 or so.

Hope I can snag one this weekend. Some nice numbers, been suffering on my 560s Lols. And that's a nice boost clock.