EVGA_JacobF
Not this one no... announcement and info will be, but availability not until Jan.

EVGA_JacobF
Sorry... As of today 6GB is reserved for TITAN only, so no work is being done on any EVGA 6GB 780 Ti right now... that could change in the future but no ETA if/when.

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'. ;)

whiteskymage

Vlada011
For me is important and enough and this
1. unlocked GK110 full potential
2. longer voltage slider 
3. EVGA custom PCB 8+8 pin more than 10 phases
4. Classified design ACX cooler and K|ngp|n sign

You mean a Classified w/ ACX Cooler which is K|ngP|n 6GB?

Vlada011
Yes I mean Classified card with ACX cooler, but 6GB is still not confirmed, I don't believe until I see. Everything is possible.
Most important things are sign from best overclocker and EVGA, unlocked chip ( everything what GK110 can give us), voltage control with more space for OC, bigger and more powerful PCB with more phases and 16pin power connectors and ACX cooler off course I'm completely satisfied with him.
That thing are every important more than 6GB for me. I can't say for other people because they play on bigger resolution.
I would choose 6GB rather than 3GB if I had option for both but any of option I say are more important than that.

Vlada011
Yes I read that because of that I sad you never know. Maybe they launch after 2 months. I doubt. 
I have non stop in minds what says people who tested R9-290X with 4GB, they are not better even in situation where more memory play big role over NVIDIA with 3GB. After that I'm calmer, I was worried little before that. But I mean what can happen to me for next 24 months where AA and Anisotropic filters need more than 3GB. And filters are for me most important things in gaming.

MiRai

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'. ;)

And if you're an early adopter of a brand new process you usually get screwed.  When the process is more mature and there is a refresh, that's when it's the right time to buy.  4xx Fermi?  Very, very hot and power hungry, whereas the 5xx GPUs were a great refresh of Fermi.  6xx Kepler? LOL @ the handicapped low-bit memory bus and it was voltage locked.  Again, the 7xx GPUs are an incredibly sexy refresh of Kepler.  Is there a noticeable pattern?
 
So, we don't have a release date for the foreseeable future on Maxwell (only rumors that constantly change) and we can expect an immature process/driver to not be that great right from the start.  That means now is the time to buy.

chris-nyc
 
Wrong.  Cranking out loads of different offerings and innovating is good.  Cranking out something "new & improved" at some new ridiculous price point every 2 months is milking your demographic for everything they're worth.  In the long run it's going to backfire on them, just watch. 
 
Anyway, now back to your normally scheduled accolades.........

kaninja

srtie4k
If you feel that EVGA is not conducting business the way you like them to, I've got a fantastic solution for you - don't buy from them! If enough people agree that they way they operate is not in the customer's best interest, they'll change their ways to lure those customers back.
 
As it stands however, they have such a lucrative market with iterative GPU's that it makes no sense to change course. People rebuy the same hardware with slightly faster clocks every couple of months, and they're happy to do that, so if anything it's the consumers that have the problem, not EVGA. All EVGA is doing is supplying that demand for cards every few months.
 
EVGA has carved out a niche for itself in that respect. You can't blame them for that, and if you don't agree with it, go elsewhere to Asus or someone else who only makes 1 or 2 cards in each step.

+1
 
All the whining is getting old.  If you don't like it, then don't buy it......but if you DO buy it, know that something better is coming along sooner rather than later.

fergusonll

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.

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