Report: Nvidia 700-Series to Release in May; More Specs

[kracker]

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Nvi...ler,22204.html

Also, Report: Nvidia Developing Ultra, LE Variants of GTX Titan


Just rumors probably, but very interesting ones.

[Chuck]

Originally Posted by kracker

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Nvi...ler,22204.html

Also, Report: Nvidia Developing Ultra, LE Variants of GTX Titan


Just rumors probably, but very interesting ones.

Ho-hum...my GPUs are obsolete again...

[Karl M Johnson]

GTX Titan II “Ultra” : 837 / 950 / 3,400 MHz

Yeah right.
As if Titan's stock memory clock was unstable enough, wait till you get your hands on this.

Anyways, something like this should have been expected, since current Titan has one SMX disabled.

Now, lets wait and see if any of this turns out to be true

[ET_]

Until Maxwell (GMxxx) arrives in 2014, do not expect new silicon from Nvidia.
Come to think, AMD is also holding back its Volcanic Islands (VI) for the tail end of 2013 or in 2014.
Next-gen processes cannot come soon enough for these companies...
and yes, FinFET transistor on a 10-figure transistor count is a big challenge.

Luigi

[tServo]

I'm quite skeptical of these rumors, especially after reading the 2 articles
provided via links above. The only part of it that sounds like it might come
to pass in the near/medium future is the Titan LE product which would
provide Nvidia revenue from using the GPU chips that did not pass binning
( sorting & testing ) for either the Tesla K20 or the current Titan.

AFA a board that enables the "missing" SMX, I doubt very much it would
appear in a consumer, GEFORCE board BEFORE it appeared in a Tesla variant;
they would make more money and would want to reserve their premium GPU for
their flagship board.
Secondly, the power use is wrong; the current target power for Tesla K20 and
Titan is already at 250 watts.
Third, some of the clock speeds shown for the Ultra product are already
achieved in the GTX Hydro variants. ( Maybe that's what they heard ).
Just my $.02 .

[kracker]

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Chi...dia,22476.html

Hmm... looks familiar...