Aggressor Prime
Add on a 12GB version for 4K Surround. Saw Jacob's Twitter post of a 4K Surround setup at BlizzCon. It was sweeeeet!
https://twitter.com/EVGA_JacobF/status/398883210060255232/photo/1
 
But with 25 million pixels, and high res texture packs from modern games, you definately will need 12GB. 

4k Surround is my plan. Just waiting on nVidia/EVGA to produce the GPU horsepower needed. Quad 12Gb 780Ti Classified would be in my check out cart already.
 
Thank you,
Monnie
 

I do not have a high res setup that requires the VRAM, but if I did have it and were paying $700 - $800 when cards are capable of this I would like it to be available to take advantage of it.  I am without a card right now debating on what to do because honestly the it just skipped from 5, 6, 7 series so fast.
 
I've had
 
2x570's
2x580's
1x590
2x660's
1x680
1x760
1x780
 
I bought my 780 Classified and returned it because then the ti was announced but who known what else is going to follow that at this speed.  The difference to me is (now) is that the cards are capable of massive resolution setups and still have a bit of 'nerf' to them.  Instead of just having a little bit faster card it is now about the most capable card for the next gen in resolution.
 
Titan is a waste to me because I don't need the compute features on it.  It may have more vram but it isn't as fast as the ti, so what is the point.

djdelirius

SniperWith all the new games coming out, 3gb of vram isnt enough for us 5760x1080 gamers. I cant even max out bf4 on 1920x1080 because of the vram. Im thinking we need a 780ti w/ 12gb vram.

12gb...are you serious? That is wayyyy down the road. You can max out settings on any game now with 3 to 4gb in surround with no problems.

There are members getting 5GB VRAM usage on BF4 and COD Ghosts with max settings on triple 1440p monitors. Over 6GB with 4K. I got over 3GB VRAM usage on my heavily modded Skyrim @ only 1080p. To be honest you have no idea what you are talking about.

LCRava

djdelirius

SniperWith all the new games coming out, 3gb of vram isnt enough for us 5760x1080 gamers. I cant even max out bf4 on 1920x1080 because of the vram. Im thinking we need a 780ti w/ 12gb vram.

12gb...are you serious? That is wayyyy down the road. You can max out settings on any game now with 3 to 4gb in surround with no problems.

There are members getting 5GB VRAM usage on BF4 and COD Ghosts with max settings on single 1440p monitor. Over 6GB with 4K. I got over 3GB VRAM usage on my heavily modded Skyrim @ only 1080p. To be honest you have no idea what you are talking about.

I was speaking from my experience. I have 3 vg248's in nvidia surround with 780 SLI and I have never had any problems even with Crysis 3. Honestly, I forgot about 4k monitors.

LCRava

djdelirius

SniperWith all the new games coming out, 3gb of vram isnt enough for us 5760x1080 gamers. I cant even max out bf4 on 1920x1080 because of the vram. Im thinking we need a 780ti w/ 12gb vram.

12gb...are you serious? That is wayyyy down the road. You can max out settings on any game now with 3 to 4gb in surround with no problems.

There are members getting 5GB VRAM usage on BF4 and COD Ghosts with max settings on single 1440p monitor. Over 6GB with 4K. I got over 3GB VRAM usage on my heavily modded Skyrim @ only 1080p. To be honest you have no idea what you are talking about.

this is a lie i have titans in sli and  running  1440p and the most i have used is 2.5 gb on bf4 and crysis 3.

People what you think, is it possible some manufacturer GTX780Ti with 6GB???
Or not...
 
http://wccftech.com/galaxy-gtx-780-ti-hof-trademark-white-pcb-spotted/
 
Example first GTX780Ti Classified and than GTX780Ti Classified ULTRA with 6GB.
More customers will look on NVIDIA with my eyes until end of this year. I promise that. 

blackforce

this is a lie i have titans in sli and  running  1440p and the most i have used is 2.5 gb on bf4 and crysis 3.

 
Blackforce,
 
Are you running a single 1440p monitor or 1440p surround (7680x1440)?
 
 
Thank you,
Monnie

I think too, I would like.
I start to save money, AGAIN and than we will see, I can predict anything. 
I don't want to buy GK110 in Mart/April. December/Januar will be great. 
I will give excellent offer for my card, same price as reference GTX780 in Belgrade than we will see.
I can't sell now anything because I don't know what EVGA plan for Classified and what will happen. 
I mean if one get permission from NVIDIA, all who is interested can make own models with 6GB.
 
More video mem is not only important for higher resolution, many mods show up few months after good games with big graphic improvement, example mod for 1.5GB Video Memory, mod for 2.0GB, mod for 3GB ... depend on graphic card, and than even on 1920x1080 you need double more memory than default and even when game use only 55% of GPU example. 4-6GB is recommend for such powerful cards. 
 
 

MonnieRock

blackforce

this is a lie i have titans in sli and  running  1440p and the most i have used is 2.5 gb on bf4 and crysis 3.

 
Blackforce,
 
Are you running a single 1440p monitor or 1440p surround (7680x1440)?
 
 
Thank you,
Monnie

a single 1440p.

Aggressor Prime
Add on a 12GB version for 4K Surround. Saw Jacob's Twitter post of a 4K Surround setup at BlizzCon. It was sweeeeet!
https://twitter.com/EVGA_JacobF/status/398883210060255232/photo/1
 
But with 25 million pixels, and high res texture packs from modern games, you definitely will need 12GB. Of course first things first and at least get a 6GB one out so you can at least run modern games at 4K without problems.

Nopes 6GB is just fine for that, as he is using a 3-Way SLI GTX Titan setup
 

Logun ‏@Logun0 8 Nov
@EVGA_JacobF @nvidia What was powering that? (GPUs)

Jacob Freeman ‏@EVGA_JacobF 8 Nov
@Logun0 3-way TITAN
 
 

Battlefield 4 only uses just over 3400MB in Ultra settings @ 5670 x 1200, even @  7680 x 1600 the VRAM usage won't exceed the 4200MB
 
A 2-Way SLI GTX Titan setup can also run three way 4K with RSI's Star Citizen at about 57 fps + FSAA x4 & AF x16 in Ultra settings Only the game would use about 5600MB of VRAM per card :) The Titan is made to do such workloads and with the new GK110 B1 GPGPU's you can OC them as much as you can with a 780 Ti which is only less than 10% faster than a Titan, so imo Titan wins hands down, no matter how you look at it and along side this the Titan is also seen as an entry level professional Graphics card, it's a 2 in one solution for a decent price, it has been engineered to take on triple 4K reso's without the worry of running out of VRAM.
 
The VRAM the Titan uses isn't like the common GDDR5 VRAM that a normal GeForce has, it is in fact ECC based, with this it is constantly checking for error codes, which helps it have much longer and more stable runt times in any type of workload As a Die-Hard high end VGA card collector, I always like to get the max out of the VGA cards I collect, also by how they were designed and with what purposes. When I seek or buy a certain high end VGA card, if it's a GeForce 4 Ti 4600, Matrox Parhelia, 3dfx Voodoo5 5500, Geforce GTX 480 Engineering Sample, GeForce Gtx 295 Red Edition Quad SLI set, Radeon 9700 pro or even a GTX Titan, I mainly buy these due to pure interest over need.
 
But hey, each to their own ya know!

If they made these with 6GB, I'd get one or two... I can't go from 4GB to 3GB.

MilenaM
Titan has no ECC memory protection. I'm not sure if the actual memory chips are different/higher quality but the feature is definately disabled.
 
After all the 780ti seems like a desperate attempt to compete with AMD's 290X and if it came with 6GB Nvidia wouldnt be able to sell it for $699. I have mine lying here on the table still sealed in its box and still not sure if it was a good idea to replace Titan(s) with 780ti(s).

I wouldn't have.  Titan owners should keep their GPUs over a 780ti.

rjohnson11
I would personally like to see a 4 or 5GB model of the 780Ti but don't know if that will happen.

 
4GB or 5GB would be illogical on a 384bit bus.  6GB or 12GB fits the platform.
 
Thank you,
Monnie

MonnieRock

rjohnson11
I would personally like to see a 4 or 5GB model of the 780Ti but don't know if that will happen.

 
4GB or 5GB would be illogical on a 384bit bus.  6GB or 12GB fits the platform.
 
Thank you,
Monnie

Right.