NVIDIA Announces GeForce 680 GTX

[doctorD]

Today, NVIDIA announced their new GeForce successor the 680 GTX at a MSRP price of $499. The card is already available on newegg.com but is currently out of stock.

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desk...eforce-gtx-680

Link to several reviews:

http://www.hardocp.com/news/2012/03/...review_roundup

Features:
GPU Boost
4 Monitor support on 1 card
Increase in efficiency
3D Gaming on 3 monitors with 1 card
Supports HDMI 1.4a
Supports Multi-stream Audio
4K Monitor Support

[menaceuk]

Looks good but I have no need to upgrade. My current 6950 2GB still rocks everything I throw at it.

Plus with the current trend of console first, PC second I think it is wise to wait till the next lot of console come in 2013 and see where PC games stand.

[Gempulse]

Ohhhhh gimme.

[Trogdor2010]

As much as I'd like to have that card, if only I can afford a decent card (my best computer uses an ATI HD5450 )

[chaselo1987]

I will definitely be upgrading to this card, or something similar in the Kepler series. I'm craving for an upgrade. I'm running SLI GTX 260's with a OC Q6600.

It's crazy how so many people are upgrading to this from the 500 series cards....but hey, I was a kid once to.

[evoll]

Here is mine:0323021501.jpg

[BLindsay]

Originally Posted by chaselo1987

I will definitely be upgrading to this card, or something similar in the Kepler series. I'm craving for an upgrade. I'm running SLI GTX 260's with a OC Q6600.

It's crazy how so many people are upgrading to this from the 500 series cards....but hey, I was a kid once to.

what does being a kid or not being a kid have to do with upgrading their video card


That said, ill be sticking with my 7970 this round, not worth it to switch and my 7970 seems to be a good clocker (1200/1600 on stock volts)