Oh i see..

Ikr..well,let's wait for the benchmarks to roll out first.

The Gainward GTX970 4GB is priced at RM1099.. Well,don't know if the price is still the same,due to the currency exchange..

If that's the case, might as just well get a GTX970 instead...

The pricing doesn't make any sense for me.




BTW, the leaked nVidia slides are hilarious and pretty misleading at the same time:







...especially when the chart starts at a certain value instead of 0.

Ikr,if it were to be priced around the RM800-900 range,then that is better IMO.

Imagine someone getting confused saying that the memory clock is only 1Gbps..

This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Jan 17 2015, 08:02 AM

The pricing for GTX960 is that much? It should be around MYR700-800 then it will be acceptable IMO. If like this AMD will pretty much dominate mid tier card. Plus used HD7970 can get around MYR800 too...

Straight GTX 970 la. 4GB VRAM is very important for future games since PS4/XBoxOne crossplatform games now have huge texture's sizes already and going to bloat the VRAM. For example COD Advanced Warefare ate more than 2GB VRAM if set textures to max even on 768p.

Ermm..I think the data they are trying to present is still interpretable. You are referring to the overclocker's dream slide right? Biasalah manufacturers sure wanna put a certain base value to show how "high" their clock speed can be right? If put "0" how does it relate in terms of the chart scale?

No love for gm200 :sad: btw l read that gtx960 rumoring gonna retail at 300$ at thailand

Speaking of which, lots of people are now reporting that the 970 really only can access up to 3.5-3.6GB of VRAM. I have not actually checked into this yet, so I cannot say for now.

GIGABYTE GTX 960 WINDFORCE 2GB GDDR5 256B (GV-N960WF2OC-2GD) RM 989.00

GIGABYTE GTX 960 G1 GAMING 2GB GDDR5 256B (GV-N960G1 GAMING-2GD) RM 1059.00


https://www.facebook.com/techviewitsolution...?type=1&theater

no idea how legit is this

This post has been edited by ks1230: Jan 17 2015, 01:02 PM

if that is the price,,,might as well jump shoot over GTX970 LOR

Don't know but I think nVidia must be smoking some 'good stuff' right now...

Why would they price the 960 so close to their 970s?

So people can continue buying the 970.

Or maybe they have another plan on that?

This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Jan 17 2015, 04:14 PM

Let people buy up all their 970s until shortage... then use the opportunity to raise up prices...

Then people is forced to get the weaker 960s...

Note: This is a speculation

That..with all due respect,only NVidia fanboys would get that if it were to happen.

and then Nvidia troll later when true Maxwell cards are released

Then nVidia releases a much cheaper card, with slightly less performance than true Maxwell cards.

Just like what nVidia has done to the 780s and the Titan.

yup tested on shadow of mordor with max textures msi afterburner reports 3.5gb of usage very weird

http://www.dsogaming.com/news/nvidia-gtx-9...ore-than-3-5gb/

This post has been edited by S4PH: Jan 18 2015, 12:36 AM

how the "TUT!" it is 1K+++ for gtx 9600?
might as well to get 9700
i guess need to wait for official pricing.. NDA will end on around 22nd Jan US time.

normal to have highest end of one range to be same price as lower end of a higher range.

I'll take reference GTX 970 over custom cooler GTX 960 any day.

If you guys look at the memory configuration the GTX 960's memory bandwidth is much reduced compared to GTX 760.