lehpron

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lehpronSeeing how the hints given were so vague and could mean anything, people choose to settle on best case scenario ideas based on hope and hype alone; EVGA just isn't responsible for all that.  Unfortunately, these spoiled brats will blame EVGA for not getting what they thought when there is absolutely no indication in those pictures.

I'm not sure where you're coming from, but look at my posts I've always have and always will stand behind EVGA. I've never blamed them for a single thing, just commenting on a post, if it so happens to be a backplate(speculation only) then so be it.

1. If you've read my posts, you would not have voluntarily assumed I was talking about you when I used the phrase "these spoiled brats" in third-person just because my quoted post followed some coincidental sequence.  Perhaps you're used to being treated that way and attempted to anticipate, but that just means you didn't know where I was coming from.
2. Mentioning that you stand by EVGA doesn't help your case as I don't buy into brand loyalty period.  I see it as useless emotionalism which does not affect random quality control and development processes that are out of EVGA's hands entirely.  I do however tend to side with companies that know what they are doing ahead of customers that typically lack the big picture and don't care for anything but their own interests; also in most of my posts, just so you know where I'm coming from.

 
Seeing how JabobF has repeatedly mentioned that there are no 6GB cards planned other than Titan, I'd like to hope you will see who I could be talking about when they complain about not getting what they wanted when there was no indication or low demand-- per my original point. 

chris-nyc
The 800's are coming soon.  Just sayin'. ;)

Be careful what you wish for (Hint: 9600GT).  I realize enthusiast status quo assumes the best scenario while ignoring the worst case and acting surprised when it comes, but I'm just saying too.  Considering that nVidia brought GTX780 Ti as a response to the threat AMD's R9-290/290X posed to GTX780and only if they know of another AMD R9 variant approaching (one that hasn't appeared in rumors yet) that may threaten GTX780 Ti and Titan, there is no hurry to make a faster reference model than Titan/780 Ti.  This is all deja vous; back in fall 2007, nVidia countered the threat than AMD's HD3850 posed on a void left between 8600GTS and 8800GTS with a midrange 9-series debut: 9600GT.  nVidia broke tradition, high-end didn't come first-- we're in this situation right.

OV3RCLK4
800's are coming soon but guess what? Nvidia is releasing the mid-range 800 series first. We wont see the high end 800 series until Q4 of 2014.

chris-nyc
"780 Ti K|ngp|n Edition"?  Don't y'all remember when you paid over $1000 for a Titan because it was the "fastest card on Earth" for about 10 minutes? lol
 
The 800's are coming soon.  Just sayin'. ;)

srtie4k
 
And this is why EVGA will continue with their monthly iterative refresh schedule.

eduncan911
I'm thinking about painting my VRM plate and backplates of my Titan ACX coolers bright read as well.

eduncan911
It hasn't changed since the 400 series cards (400, 500, 600 and 700).  The only difference is they for the 700 series they released a "Titan" instead of a dual-GPU card this last time around, and a few months late.  So something is changing there in their marketing plans.