Nvidia's Facebook Page Teases That Something is Coming

[kristoffe]

pci-e 3.0 680 4gb version please

 

[kinggremlin]

It's going to be a new logo.

 

[Guest]

Nvidia APUs? lol

 

[Guest]

A socket FM-1 Nvidia APU?

 

[Deemo13]

I definitely saw the GTX670 at Fry's today, and I took a picture of it as proof. It is definitely the 670

 

[halcyon]

Image quality that's just as good as AMD?

 

[redeye]

nvidias going out of business.. and will be writing Driver drivers for the new AMD/ Nvidia Graphics cards! ROFLMAO...

 

[freggo]

Tom's is now getting 2 articles out of NOTHING.
You don't seem to respect the time-budget of your readers. :-(

 

[ctmk]

Another re-branded product? maybe...

 

[xdeathghostx]

the first Direct X 12 videocard!

 

[xdeathghostx]

the first Direct X 12 videocard!

 

[Gundam288]

[citation][nom]xdeathghostx[/nom]the first Direct X 12 videocard![/citation]
Double posting does NOT make a false statement true, just saying....

As for a real guess it's ether a new 6xx card or the new Tegra(i think it's 3, don't really keep up to date on tegra.), im leaning more on the card side than Tegra since it seems more logical.

 

[Guest]

It's another way to say please people don't buy AMD/ATI cards. Wait,wait... even though the new product will not being something revolutionary but that way can pull some time...

 

[Guest]

So after all the waiting it's the gtx 690, what a waste. Maybe that's why there is no gtx 680 availability.

 

[Guest]

Gtx 690, and also the "Geforce Experience"

 

[dragonsqrrl]

[citation][nom]dragonsqrrl[/nom]With a teaser image that dramatic, it's probably referring to the GTX690. I have no idea how Nvidia's planning to supply GPU's for these upcoming products, all of which are based on gk104 (GTX690, GTX670ti, GTX670), seeing how they can't even properly supply the GTX680 at the moment.[/citation]
...called it.

Introducing the dual gk104 GTX690.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/5795/nvidia-unveils-geforce-gtx-690-dual-gk104-flagship-launching-may-3rd

 

[leakingpaint]

whoop! whoop! GTX690!

 

[Guest]

Now that HD4000 has arrived, can OpenCL be used to enhance the performance of the Ivy Bridge processor while simultaneously using a discrete graphics processor? If OpenCL can utilize GPU cycles for general purpose compute tasks then It should be able to utilize the Intel integrated GPU for more general purpose processing power in addition to the Ivy bridge's other CPU cores, while the discrete GPU uses its resources for the graphics. OpenCL should see all the hardware on the computer as an available resource and It should be able to do this? If not then what is described as Heterogeneous computing has not completely arrived yet! Or is it just a matter of waiting for the software to catch up?

 

[dreadlokz]

TweakTown said GTX690! With Dual GK104... so... where the hell is the GK110? -.-''''''''''

 

[verbalizer]

690.

 

[bit_user]

[citation][nom]Heterogeneous[/nom]Now that HD4000 has arrived, can OpenCL be used to enhance the performance of the Ivy Bridge processor while simultaneously using a discrete graphics processor?[/citation]yes, an OpenCL program can see all resources in the system. Currently, a program would have to link in runtimes from each vendor, however.

IBM has made a library that takes care of this, allowing you to link in their middle layer and see all devices through one runtime library. They call in the OpenCL Common Runtime, if any devs out there are curious.

OpenCL does expose the divisions between devices, so it would be extra burden on a developer to split their computations across multiple devices. Even with the middle layer from IBM.

BTW, you don't need 2 GPUs for this. A program can use a single GPU for both graphics and compute, though it must be done with care (existing APIs are still somewhat primitive around resource contention and preemption).

 

[icraft]

I'll bet a Titan ti superclocked v2 with liquid cooling. Or would we call that a GTX 780?