Yesterday, we saw the first GPU-z screenshot of NVIDIA’s upcoming GeForce GTX 760 graphics card which showed less impressive specifications than previously anticipated. The performance numbers of the GeForce graphics card have also been leaked by Chiphell which can be seen below.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 3DMark 11 Performance Unveiled

The GeForce GTX 760 was supposed to be a rebadge of the GeForce GTX 670 but it isn’t. From the latest GPU-z screenshot, we can see that NVIDIA made a few changes with the new GK104-225 A2 Kepler core. The notable change is that NVIDIA has cut down 2 SMX units off the Kepler core which amount to 1152 Cuda cores, 32 ROPs and 96 TMUs within the new graphics processing unit. Compared to both the GeForce GTX 660 Ti and the GTX 670, this would mean a massive hit to performance but at the same time NVIDIA brought a 2 GB GDDR5 memory running across a 256-bit interface compared to the 192-bit memory interface on the GeForce GTX 660 Ti.

NVIDIA has also pumped the memory clock at the reference 7 GHz speed for the GeForce 700 series (excluding GeForce 780). These are great numbers which bring the frequencies upto the mark of overclocked GeForce 600 series cards and we would be looking at even faster clocked custom models with the ability to overclock here. Now one thing to note is that the user who leaked the performance results is the same guy from Chiphell who yesterday gave us the GPU-z screenshot and he has revealed that the GTX 760 model he received for testing is a non-reference variant hence clocked at 1072 MHz for core and 1111 MHz for boost. The memory clock should remain the same for reference variants too. So its still not known what would the reference variants boast in terms of clock frequencies, performance could take a major hit if they end up below the 1 GHz mark.

An alleged GPU-z screenshot of NVIDIA’s upcoming GeForce GTX 760 has been leaked by Chiphell forums. It was reported that NVIDIA would be releasing their new GeForce GTX 760 in the upcoming week with non-reference models already appearing on various retail sites.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 Comes With Faster Clocks, Lower Cores

The GeForce GTX 760 was supposed to be a rebadge of the GeForce GTX 670 but it isn’t. From the latest GPU-z screenshot, we can see that NVIDIA made a few changes with the new GK104-225 A2 Kepler core. The notable change is that NVIDIA has cut down 2 SMX units off the Kepler core which amount to 1152 Cuda cores, 32 ROPs and 96 TMUs within the new graphics processing unit. Compared to both the GeForce GTX 660 Ti and the GTX 670, this would mean a massive hit to performance but at the same time NVIDIA brought a 2 GB GDDR5 memory running across a 256-bit interface compared to the 192-bit memory interface on the GeForce GTX 660 Ti.

NVIDIA also made sure that the performance deficit caused by the reduction of an SMX unit can be overcome by boosting the clock speeds. The core of the GeForce GTX 760 GPU is configured high at 1072 MHz with a Boost clock of 1111 MHz. If that’s not enough, then NVIDIA has also pumped the memory clock at the reference 7 GHz speed for the GeForce 700 series (excluding GeForce 780). These are great numbers which bring the frequencies upto the mark of overclocked GeForce 600 series cards and we would be looking at even faster clocked custom models with the ability to overclock here.

NVIDIA is preparing the latest GeForce GTX 760 graphics card based on the 28nm Kepler architecture. The card would go on sale next week be we have seen some early pictures and listing of the card which you might stir up your interest for the new budget-friendly graphics card.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 Non-Reference Models Pictured

The specifications of the card aren’t clear nor been mentioned by anyone due to NDA but from previous reports we know that the GeForce GTX 760 would feature the GK104-225 A2 core that comes with 1152 cores, 32 ROPs, 96 TMUs and a 2 GB GDDR5 memory. Performance wise the card would be just as fast as the GeForce GTX 670 and make use of similar clock frequencies but it was detailed by a source that the memory would be configured at 7 GHz effective range compared to 6 GHz effective on the GeForce GTX 670. The reference MSRP for the GTX 760 should be around $299 which falls in line with the last year’s release of GeForce GTX 660 Ti.

For non-reference models, Videocardz posted an exclusive preview of Galaxy’s GeForce GTX 760 GC model which comes with a custom dual fan cooler with a large aluminum fin array heatsink. It comes with few missing memory chips which may point out to 3 GB models in the future after the card has been released. The card is powered by dual 6-Pin connectors which shows that it is an overclocked model while display outputs include the reference Dual link DVI, HDMI and a display port.

Last month when NVIDIA was about to launch their GeForce GTX 780 and GeForce GTX 770 parts, rumors hit the web that NVIDIA may also launch a GeForce GTX 760 or GeForce GTX 760 Ti card in the month of June. Well we have already seen a GeForce GTX 760 lying about the Computex 2013 floor but when is the card going to launch?

NVIDIA Possibly Launching GeForce GTX 760 on June 25th?

You may wonder why there’s so much fuss about this new card? First of all, the GeForce GTX 760 or GeForce GTX 760 Ti (Whatever NVIDIA plans to call it) is a mid-range card attracted towards the more budget conscious gamers who cannot or don’t want to spend more money on cards like GeForce GTX 780 or the GTX Titan. These cards may be slower in performance than their bigger brothers but at the end of the day and due to their attractive price range, they become the cash cows for their makers selling well if priced right.  You will see more GeForce GTX 660 Ti’s or Radeon HD 7870′s than the flagship 7970 or 680 selling in the markets making mid-range parts a crucial market for both graphics maker.

The GeForce GTX 760 is said to be launching of June 25th according to Videocardz. A different source who has been quiet alot accurate in the past mentions the launch of the same card next week. No matter which source is right, we will get to see the card this month for sure. For the specifications, there is still some speculation due to the fact that we have also known the 760 Ti since the launch of GTX 780. Now here’s what most sources have to say, GDM.or.jp mentions that the card is a re-badged GeForce GTX 670 with 1344 cores, 128 TMUs, 32 ROPs and a 2 GB GDDR5 memory with a similar clock frequency while the memory would operate at 7 GHz effective range. Now if this is true than the performance is expected to exceed the GeForce GTX 670 by 5%.

NVIDIA’s upcoming GeForce GTX 760 graphics card has been spotted at the Computex 2013 event. The GeForce GTX 760 is the little brother to the GeForce GTX 770 which was recently launched, more on the GeForce GTX 770 can be seen here.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 Spotted At Computex 2013

Expreview got hold of the graphics card at the Computex 2013 event although they won’t mention what exact vendor displayed it but it can be noted that the card is from AIB “Gainward”. The specifications are not precise either, the site mentions a 2 GB GDDR5 memory which runs across a 256-bit interface and compatibility with the PCI-e 3.0 x16 slot. The GeForce GTX 760 Ti was also rumored to launch around Computex 2013 but i guess we would instead see the launch of the GeForce GTX 760 in a matter of days which is reportedly based on the GK104-225 A2 core architecture that is a slightly cut down version of the core used on the GeForce GTX 760.

The GeForce GTX 760 Ti on the other hand would feature a faster clocked version of the GK104 core used on the GeForce GTX 670 which would deliver better performance. The performance gain from GeForce GTX 660 to GTX 760 would be quiet massive since the predecessor was based on the inferior GK106 core architecture while the new model would feature the GK104 core. The card would be supplied power through dual 6-Pin connectors compared to the single 6-Pin connector on the GeForce GTX 660 which means we are looking at a TDP above 150W. For display connectors, NVIDIA would use Dual DVI, HDMI and a single display port.

NVIDIA has officially introduced new GeForce 700M series mobility chips including the flagship GeForce GTX 780M which claims the title of the fastest mobile chip in the world.

NVIDIA Unleashes Worlds Fastest Mobility GPU – GeForce GTX 780M

NVIDIA has launched in total four new GeForce GTX 700M chips which include the GeForce GTX 780M, GTX 770M, GTX 765M and GTX 760M. The GeForce GTX 780M is the flagship chip and is the only one of four that makes use of the GK104 core architecture.

The GeForce GTX 780M features 1536 cores and a 4 GB GDDR5 memory which pumps out 160 GB/s bandwidth. The GeForce GTX 780M operates at 823 MHz and also has GPU Boost 2.0 technology which would allow the card to hit higher clock speeds when needed in demanding games and applications. The memory comes at a clock rate of 5.0 GHz effective. The GeForce GTX 780M is specifically a GTX 680MX with faster clock speeds and GPU Boost 2.0 tech, taking this in account it should be no problem for the card to outperform AMD’s Radeon HD 8970M gpu that was introduced a while ago.

NVIDIA, today announces their latest GeForce GTX 770 graphics card which aims refine the Kepler architecture and take it to the next level. With the refined Kepler architecture, the GeForce GTX 770 would deliver faster and much more realistic visuals in gaming.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 – The Must Have Card For Gamers!

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 features a reference PCB design that looks similar to the one already used on the GeForce GTX Titan and the GeForce GTX 770 hence we would be looking at better overclocking performance. It uses the GK104-425 A2 core which is similar to the GK104-400 A2 variant featured on the GeForce GTX 680 and has 1536 cuda cores, 128 texture mapping units, 32 raster operators and 3.5 billion transistors. The GeForce GTX 770 comes with faster core clock of 1046 MHz core and 1085 MHz boost. The graphic card would be available in both 2 GB and 4 GB VRAM variants which would run along a 256-bit wide interface. The GeForce GTX 770 comes with the fastest clocked memory ever running at 7 Gbps native speed.

With such high specifications and frequencies milked out of the GK104 core, it also makes the GeForce GTX 770 a bit more power hungry over its predecessor. The GeForce GTX 770 has a TDP of 230 W and is supplied power by a 8 Pin+6 Pin connector layout. Display connectors include the reference DVI-DL, HDMI and a display port. It offers 4-Way SLI support and is whisper quiet under load operation.

Last week, PCEVA revealed pictures of MSI’s upcoming GeForce GTX 770 Lightning graphics card. They didn’t revealed any more details since they are under NDA till embargo date (31st May 2013). However, a few hours ago, someone at PCEVA published a full review of the card along with SLI performance but the article was taken off after a while. Thanks to VIdeocardz, who were quick enough to gather the key details and performance no’s, we know now how well the GeForce GTX 770 would perform when overclocked and while SLI’d. The GTX 770 official performance numbers were also leaked yesterday which can be seen here.

MSI GeForce GTX 770 Lightning SLI Performance Unveiled

The GeForce GTX 770 Lightning from MSI comes with a non-reference PCB that uses the GK104-425-A2 cooler that features 1536 Cuda cores, 128 TMUs and 32 ROPs along with a 2GB GDDR5 memory that operates along 256-bit interface. From previous reports, we know that the reference models would be clocked at 1046 MHz core and 1085 MHz boost while the memory would be effectively clocked at 7 GHz which would give a good performance boost over the GeForce GTX 680. However, the MSI GeForce GTX 770 Lightning being a custom model would make use of a factory overclock out-of-box. Chances are that the base clock would be configured over 1100 MHz.

Additionally, the GeForce GTX 770 lightning would make use of the flagship Twin Frozr IV cooling from MSI that uses two large 10cm PWM fans with Propeller Blade Technology that cool the advanced cooling body of the Twin Frozr IV. The cooler is made up of high density fin grid array that provides heat dissipating area that is fed by heat-pipes featuring MSI’s SuperPipe technology. It also comes with dust removal technology which makes the fan run in reverse for 30 seconds after booting to remove dust from the heat sinks. Furthermore, the GPU shipped with MSI’s GPU Reactor module that adds more power to the VRM increasing its overclocking potential and reducing static noise. The GPU comes with 4-Way SLI support and is powered by dual 8-Pin connectors compared to 8-Pin 6-Pin on the reference models. Display outputs include Dual DVI, HDMI and a display port. The reference GeForce GTX 770 would cost $399-$449 at launch so we can expect a premium price point for this model.

NVIDIA would introduce their latest GeForce GTX 770 graphic card this week on 31st May 2013 but thanks to Videocardz, we get to see some official numbers of the card straight out of the GPU’s slide deck early. Incase you missed out the unofficial benchmarks, you can check them out here.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 Performance Unveiled

The GeForce GTX 770 would make use of the GK104-425-A2 GPU that features 1536 Cuda cores, 128 TMUs and 32 ROPs along with a 2GB GDDR5 memory that operates along 256-bit interface. From previous reports, we know that the reference models would be clocked at 1046 MHz core and 1085 MHz boost while the memory would be effectively clocked at 7 GHz which would give a good performance boost over the GeForce GTX 680. Unlike the GeForce GTX 780 which would be restricted to reference models at launch, the GeForce GTX 770 would be made available in both reference and non-reference models. Some manufacture’s would stick to the reference GeForce GTX 680 coolers to cut down the cost or use the NVTTM Titan cooler on the reference card. We know of atleast one model which comes from MSI that uses the custom Lightning series design while the one tested by the forum member here is another non-reference model.

NVIDIA, today launches their latest and greatest GeForce GTX 780 graphics card which is built using the same DNA “core” used on the GeForce GTX Titan and Tesla K20X graphics accelerators. The GeForce GTX 780 comes with the GK110 architecture that provides supercomputing performance to PCs.

Titan’s Little Brother Has Arrived – Meet The GeForce GTX 780

On the technical side, NVIDIA made a few changes with the GK110 core architecture. It still features 7.1 Billion transistors and comes with 4.5 TFlops of computing performance. The difference in the core is the GK110 version used on the GeForce GTX 780 “GK110-300″ comes with 2304 cores which means that out of 15 total SMX units only 12 were kept operational. The GeForce GTX Titan has 13 SMX units which amounts to 2668 Cores while a fully enabled GK110 GPU features 2880 cores, NVIDIA hasn’t released a GPU which comes with the fully enabled version.

Coming back to the specifications, the 2304 cores are coupled by 192 texture mapping units and 48 ROPs (Raster operators). The GeForce GTX 780 has 3 GB GDDR5 memory compared to the 6 GB GDDR5 memory on GeForce GTX Titan. Memory operates along a 384-bit wide interface while clock frequency is configured at the reference 1502 MHz or 6 GHz effective. The core clock is maintained at 863 MHz while GPU Boost 2.0 is clocked at 902 MH z. The GeForce GTX 780 pumps out a bandwidth of 288.4 GB/s which is the same as the GeForce GTX Titan but a boost over the 192 GB/s bandwidth of the GeForce GTX 680.