Nvidia Next-Gen Kepler GPUs Slated for Q2 2012

[Guest]

Nvidia's first Kepler graphics cards are now believed to be available in March or April of next year.

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[kooldj]

i think the kepler launch dates predicted by 4Gamer.net are a bit ahead. Infact nvidia has a trend of pursuiting next gen starting with 2 high tier units, later on they add the cutdown versions

 

[doron]

[citation][nom]kooldj[/nom]i think the kepler launch dates predicted by 4Gamer.net are a bit ahead. Infact nvidia has a trend of pursuiting next gen starting with 2 high tier units, later on they add the cutdown versions[/citation]

Not when Apple expects you to deliver.

 

[cmartin011]

i think the kepler launch dates predicted by 4Gamer.net are a bit ahead. Infact nvidia has a trend of pursuiting next gen starting with 2 high tier units, later on they add the cutdown versions

yeah it seem they offer two high end then two low end then one x2 card when there single gpu sollution gets mauled to death but AMD's dual gpu card

 

[willard]

[citation][nom]doron[/nom]Not when Apple expects you to deliver.[/citation]
Since when has Apple been clamoring for better video hardware in their computers? They've only offered generation behind video hardware as long as I can remember, and a quick glance at the Apple store shows that yes, the best card you can get from them is a 5870.

Put down the fanboy koolaid, Apple doesn't drive the hardware industry.

 

[badtaylorx]

im getting the feeling that amd is going to trounce nvidia in this round!!!

i just hope for a good showing from the gtx 660......

can you imagine the evil gtx 666 "GLH" (goes like hell) edition

 

[ilysaml]

And too weird that nVidia is not equipped with the XDR2 VRAM and overcoming that with higher memory interface.

 

[masterofevil22]

" before 2013 and arrive with a 512-bit GDDR5 interface."...

Their going to need it if AMD/ATI use the memory rumored to be in the upcoming 7000 series of graphics cards. Even with a 512bit interface.. i dunno..??

 

[de5_Roy]

why isn't nvidia launching the high end flagship gpus first? could it be their yield issue with kepler at tsmc? meanwhile amd seems to be well on track with their products.
nvidia's vram capacity choice is still weird, why go for 1.5 gb when you can get more from full 2 gb?

 

[zanny]

[citation][nom]de5_roy[/nom]why isn't nvidia launching the high end flagship gpus first? could it be their yield issue with kepler at tsmc? meanwhile amd seems to be well on track with their products.nvidia's vram capacity choice is still weird, why go for 1.5 gb when you can get more from full 2 gb?[/citation]

Both AMD and Nvidia will launch around the same time because they are both dependent on TSMC 28 nm silicon. That also is going to be interesting because the best gpu will be a function of who marginalizes profit the most to maximize transistor counts and who has the better architecture. The hardware proper is being made with the same transistors.

 

[Guest]

il just buy a whole new rig when ivy bridge is out for a month or two ^^

 

[FunSurfer]

And too weird that nVidia is not equipped with the XDR2 VRAM and overcoming that with higher memory interface.

Why too weird? ATI equipped their cards with GDDR5 waaaaay before nVidia. This is quite normal. Or maybe nVidia knows something that we don't?

 

[xx_pemdas_xx]

[citation][nom]willard[/nom]Since when has Apple been clamoring for better video hardware in their computers? They've only offered generation behind video hardware as long as I can remember, and a quick glance at the Apple store shows that yes, the best card you can get from them is a 5870.Put down the fanboy koolaid, Apple doesn't drive the hardware industry.[/citation]

ROFL ! This statement is so true. In many ways.

 

[JOSHSKORN]

Just in time for my Ivy Bridge machine. Awesome!

 

[shin0bi272]

wow this only came out a week and a half ago... way to keep up guys.

 

[pro-gamer]

ahhh! Kepler is on his way.

 

[nieur]

nice to see nvidia naming their new technologies after great scientist
just few names Fermi,kepler,Maxwell

 

[IndignantSkeptic]

i have no idea why people would care for new PC hardware now. there is no point in getting new PC hardware until shortly after a new generation of game consoles is released.

 

[banthracis]

[citation][nom]IndignantSkeptic[/nom]i have no idea why people would care for new PC hardware now. there is no point in getting new PC hardware until shortly after a new generation of game consoles is released.[/citation]

Eyefinity setups, 3D setups, or 3D surround setups.

Not everyone is simply using a single 1080p 60hz screen.

 

[atikkur]

[citation][nom]IndignantSkeptic[/nom]i have no idea why people would care for new PC hardware now. there is no point in getting new PC hardware until shortly after a new generation of game consoles is released.[/citation]

because it is always nice to have a hardware that beyond console or everything else in the earth.. so we can make sure to crank that shit up! to experience the smoothest frame rates. thats the point.

 

[verbalizer]

this article is SO LATE NEWS...
it was here first:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/331651-33-7xxx-series-rumors-technical-data

 

[theuniquegamer]

What about a GK112 ? Is it like a 590 dual gpu or a quadgpu?

 

[makaveli316]

[citation][nom]IndignantSkeptic[/nom]i have no idea why people would care for new PC hardware now. there is no point in getting new PC hardware until shortly after a new generation of game consoles is released.[/citation]

Is this a serious question or you're just 14?

 

[kcorp2003]

nice to know its 128bit. its going to be packed with other goodies! (dual 1GB modules chip @ 64bit x 2) I hope they compensate for the bandwidth and speed.

 

[memadmax]

lol at the iFanboy that thinks apple makes computers that are "cutting edge" because he has a cool looking iMaxiPad........