Palit also builds a 6 GB GTX 780 graphics card.
Palit Joins the Fray With 6GB GeForce GTX 780 Graphics Card : Read more
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Maybe in a month or two, but I would wait for 20 nm since that's what will give it the huge difference, which is in Q4 2014. Worth the wait if you ask me.When does Maxwell release? I want an 880GTX already. But if maybe they had a 780Ti for under 800 bucks I'd consider biting, and that is a huge maybe.
Star Citizen.6GB? for what exactly? If you game on 1 monitor you need 2GB max... multiple monitors maybe 4GB... 6 is just marketing nothing more. It's like the 8 core CPU for a smartphone.
when I'm using high quality texture mods for skyrim I need more than 2GBthief needs more than 2GBand then theres the fact that newer games will be needing a lot more than 2GB of vram because they are newer and will be attempting to utilise the capability of high end graphics cards better and thus will require more vram6GB? for what exactly? If you game on 1 monitor you need 2GB max... multiple monitors maybe 4GB... 6 is just marketing nothing more. It's like the 8 core CPU for a smartphone.
My first thought was same, before I realized it's a niche card, for nice SLI builds. Hi-res SLI will defeinitely need that VRAM. 2x 780 6GB will beat 2x780TI 3GB.If you want fast 1920x1080, just get a 780Ti.6GB? for what exactly? If you game on 1 monitor you need 2GB max... multiple monitors maybe 4GB... 6 is just marketing nothing more. It's like the 8 core CPU for a smartphone.
My first thought was same, before I realized it's a niche card, for nice SLI builds. Hi-res SLI will defeinitely need that VRAM. 2x 780 6GB will beat 2x780TI 3GB.If you want fast 1920x1080, just get a 780Ti.6GB? for what exactly? If you game on 1 monitor you need 2GB max... multiple monitors maybe 4GB... 6 is just marketing nothing more. It's like the 8 core CPU for a smartphone.