Nvidia Kepler - Page 4

Google is your friend..... There are to many to list. They don't come cheap either.

A lot claim to be 120hz so it's sometimes difficult to really tell.

only 120hz monitor are the 3d monitors( acer hn274h or asus vg278h are two examples), there are no "true" 120hz tvs.

FYI. You don't need a true 120Hz monitor to use 3D. I use my 3D tv and it works just fine. 3D takes a lot from the card. So if one Plans to 3D game. IMO you'd need two of em.

while true, using pc with a 3dtv is 720p frame packing(unless your roller mod but even then you have to have certain tvs.) vs. a 120hz monitor is 1080p full 3d.

So even though it says it's in full 1080P it actually isn't? I thought stereoscopic 3D with active shutter always meant 1080P. It shows as 1080 in both the nVidia control panel and tv signal info.

The 7900 serie just got a small price drop, probably due to Keplar doing better compared to them.

Can't wait to see the next Keplar's cards (670 for instance) and if the tax return is nice... I might pick a new card

it's an hdmi limitation. hdmi can't do 1080p 120hz for 60hz each eye. It doesn't have the bandwidth to do it, only display port and dual link dvi does. 3dtv play is 720p 60hz framepacking regardless what your tv says. Only way to get 1080p 3d on a tv with 3dtv play is to run it at 1080p 24hz which would be murder for gaming because then your playing at a 24fps cap...

I haven't had any real luck finding anything definitive on the release of the 690. Ive seen May come up a few times but it's still wishy washy. Anyone else hear anything different?

I have a single GTX 560Ti and that gets me 60fps at 720p on my 3D TV (projector actually) in most games. Only occasionally do I need to lower a setting or two. Generally speaking 720p 3D performance is equivalent to 1080p 2D. It's roughly the same number of pixels to render anyway. I think if you're going to play on a 3D TV and you're going to buy a more recent card, then you only need one.

while price is ridiculous no doubt... it really is two 680s.... so it's not bad looking at it like that... but good god $1000 for a video card? 500-540 for a 680 that's impossible to buy because they sell out in minutes?

Desperately need some info on a 670.

Yeah, I'd be amazed if you could find these things in stock anywhere, all the 680's are still impossible to get

I have my 680 and its working fine now. Switching to windows 7 solved one issue , fixed the others. So waiting for some game to actually push it and be amazing looking.

Oh you lucky bastid!!

And already updated your sig too!

670 leaks are out

http://www.overclock.net/t/1253432/g...rsion-hands-on

If those are real, the 670 is really impressive compared to the 670! I wonder what the price difference will be.

I guess I found my new card Just didn't see any power requirement, I'll need to upgrade my PSU anyways tho

I'd bet it's just a crippled bios and chips that didn't make the cut for the 680's.

Saw the 670 in stock and I'm REALLY tempted to buy one!

This is my computer http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/ca/en...981.html?dnr=1

I would buy a Seasonice 650W PSU (http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16817151088) to have enough power for a GTX 670 (probably this one : http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16814130783) but I'm pretty noob to MOBO and stuff... would the card work on my computer?? I think it would since the card new PCI-E and I have one. Mine is 2.0 I think and not 3.0 but it would work anyways I think, just not as fast as a 3.0

Ya it will work. the new 650 psu is a good idea but you can get the card and try it out, it's possible it may work fine.

My current 460W could probably pull it off for a couple of months without dying. I just don't want to risk braking other component due to a lack of power

Both the GPU + CPU would cost me 600$ and if I could sell my old card + PSU to one of my friend for 100$ the upgrade could be worth it

i wouldn't do it with a 450w...gotta factor in rest of your system as well. under load that 670 is almost 200w just in it's self. Plus you have to make sure that powersupply has the right connectors for power or enough molex's for adapters.

you best bet is to just buy another power supply

So it looks like a 670 will match or even best a stock 680 at 1080p-esque resolutions, while the 680 will still claim some advantages (such as higher overclocks), and the 690 may as well be a unicorn because you'll never see them in stock for less than a Grand ....right now the only ones seemingly available are from scalpers in the $1400 range, so it LOOKS like Dual 670's overclocked to hell and back is the bargain of the hour, particularly since the 680s are still difficult to even put your hands on.


Meanwhile I'm tempted to get a second 580 and skip the 6xx architecture altogether!

Unless someone you know is selling two 680s cheap cos he got over-excited and double-ordered the 680s at launch and now has four of them...

Cough cough... Not that I'd be so over zealous and dumb, of course, but it could happen.. Just sayin'

Ok, I admit it! So now I'm thinking I'm about to post them on eBay.

I didn't realize at 1080 it was bringing it down to 24hz. 720 does seem to work pretty good. But I'll still say you need two cards to get the desired performance. At least when playing BF3 on ultra. 3 monitors? Forget it lol

Quad SLI FTW!!!