The Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 features two dual-link DVIs, one HDMI and one DisplayPort connector. With 2304 CUDA cores at its disposal, 3GB of RAM and 64-bit memory controllers for a 384-bit wide memory bus. Paired with a 6008Mhz GDDR5 memory clock, it provides up to 288.4GB/sec of peak memory bandwidth to the GPU.
Under those terms, the GTX 780 is hardly exciting news for the vast majority of gamers as the $650 price tag makes this new GPU unobtainable and it'll do nothing to drive prices of previous generation cards down. Perhaps next week’s launch of the GTX 770 will be a little more meaningful for the gaming community.
If you’ve got a lot of cash burning a hole in your pocket, and if you can find one, the GTX 780 Ti will be the fastest graphics card you’ve ever had. But you'll need to overclock to justify the expense.
NVIDIA GTX 760 has a best buy flavor for some gamers with a smaller budget. The performance is pretty good, but can't be compared to GTX 780. Same goes for the price.In numbers, GTX 780 has an advantage of more than 50% against GTX 760 and its price it's...
We've had one of Nvidia's reference GTX 780's in the labs in the lead up to third party designs arriving. Unlike Titan, a product whose design has been tightly locked down by Nvidia, the GTX 780 and 770 will come with the usual assortment of custom PCB...
It's expensive, but you get a great deal of performance out of it along with some nifty features. The card absolutely flies and it's a lot less expensive than the Titan. It's still a big chunk of change to put down. GeForce Experience helps take this...
The GTX Titan for gamers. The Titan LE. Titan's li'l brother. Call it what you like, the new GTX 780 is the top of the GTX 700 series tree and contains nearly all the goodness that made the GTX Titan such a desirable graphics card.So yes, Nvidia has...
As a more affordable alternative to the GeForce GTX Titan, Nvidia's GTX 780 graphics card is a high-end piece of kit offering excellent gaming performances. Plus, it stays nice and quiet, and comes with loads of handy...
One thing is certain, though – high-end cards have always been about luxury as much as performance, and if you've been looking for a mini-Titan at a better price, you're going to be happy with the GTX 780. It's as simple as that. Published under license...
I have to admit that I was a little enamored and a little concerned when I first saw the NVIDIA GTX 780. Granted, its a great looking two toned green LED lit reference card if it can even really be called reference. However, the concern was that the...
NVIDIA puso su apuesta y con una interesante serie de lanzamientos, GTX 690, GTX Titan (Pronto!), GTX 780 y próximamente la GTX 770 coloca mucha presión a su competencia. ¿Con que responderá AMD?. Por todo esto, le entregamos el máximo honor a esta bestia (Aunque recortada), la NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780.
While not the cheapest GPU on the block, NVIDIA brings a player to the market that takes the strengths of the GK110 Kepler core DNA and packages them in a more affordable package.
The GTX Titan certainly produces higher frame rates for multi-monitor and ultra-high resolution gaming, but the GTX 780’s frame rates are still high at 5,760x1,080. If you don’t have the vast funds needed to buy a GTX Titan, the GTX 780 is a better value alternative.
With little to shake up the GPU market, at least until the year’s end, GTX 780 3GB remains relevant, serving as a far more reasonably priced-super-high-end card than GTX Titan. However, it’s simply isn't as compelling an upgrade as its predecessors, filling a new price point instead of replacing any current product. Let’s hope the rest of Nvidia’s refreshed 7-series is more compelling.
The GTX 770 will be launching soon, and GeForce GTX 600 cards are still strong. It's not like the GTX 700 introduced any features that you absolutely must have to be able to play the latest games. Most gamers will even have a great time with a $200 GTX 660 that can play all titles just fine at full HD. But you now have options that cost less than 1000 USD if you want more
A GeForce GTX Titan in all but name, GTX 780 is the one to go for if you're after a truly high-end card that retains a modicum of value. Big, beefy but brutishly fast, it replaces the Titan as our favourite high-end card.
NVIDIA's new GeForce GTX 780 is a much harder sell than any previous GeForce launch even though it isn't a bad card in any way. Is it faster than the GTX 680? Yes. Is it faster than the HD 7970? Yup. Is it less expensive than the GTX Titan? Indeed. Those answers, alone, will sell lots of them; but, it can't win the performance per dollar argument that even enthusiasts pay attention to.
Moreover, the prices should normalise in a month or so once the cards flood the market. If you felt the Titan was a bit out of reach, then the GTX 780 is the next best thing and is certainly a worthy successor to the GTX 680.
Throw the GeForce Experience utility into the mix and a free copy of Metro: Last Light, which is being bundled with GeForce GTX 780 cards, and there’s even more to like. If you’ve got the funds for a product like the GeForce GTX 780, by all means treat yourself. This is a great graphics card.
If, however, you've been considering a Titan but have yet to take the plunge, then the GTX 780 is something of a bargain, even more so than Titan was against the Tesla K20. It puts Nvidia's top-of-the-range chip within the reach of more gamers than ever before, and offers outstanding performance across the board.
Coming from a GeForce GTX 680 you can expect a good 25% more performance and looking down from a GeForce GTX Titan, the performance difference is only roughly 10%. My main concern remains pricing though as the GTX 780 will be priced a good notch above the GeForce GTX 680, but sure overall you gain from the new looks, sheer silence and performance increase.
The Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 features two dual-link DVIs, one HDMI and one DisplayPort connector. With 2304 CUDA cores at its disposal, 3GB of RAM and 64-bit memory controllers for a 384-bit wide memory bus. Paired with a 6008Mhz GDDR5 memory clock, it provides up to 288.4GB/sec of peak memory bandwidth to the GPU.