Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA; /?n'v?di?/ in-vid-ee-?) is an American global technology company based in Santa Clara, California. The company invented the graphics processing unit (GPU) in 1999. GPUs drive the computer graphics in games and in applications used by professional designers. Their parallel processing capabilities provide researchers and scientists with the ability to efficiently run high-performance applications, and they are deployed in supercomputing sites around the world. More recently, Nvidia has moved into the mobile computing market, where its processors power phones and tablets, as well as auto infotainment systems. Its competitors include Intel, AMD and Qualcomm.

The following are the most notable product families produced by Nvidia:
[.] GeForce - the gaming graphics processing products for which Nvidia is best known.
[.] Quadro - computer-aided design and digital content creation workstation graphics processing products.
[.] Tegra - a system on a chip series for mobile devices.
[.] Tesla - dedicated general purpose GPU for high-end image generation applications in professional and scientific fields.
[.] nForce - a motherboard chipset created by nVidia for AMD Athlon and Duron microprocessors.

FAST FACTS
> Founded in 1993
> Jen-Hsun Huang is co-founder, president and CEO
> Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif.
> Listed with NASDAQ under the symbol NVDA in 1999
> Invented the GPU in 1999 and has shipped more than 1 billion to date
> 7,000 employees worldwide
> $4 billion in revenue in FY12
> 2,300+ patents worldwide


NVIDIA - http://www.nvidia.com/page/home.html
GeForce Drivers - http://www.geforce.com/drivers
Blog - http://blogs.nvidia.com

I'm late! Any estimation when GM200 arrive?

2015 already where's ur upcoming rig? i'm waiting 28th for BR1M.. wanna sell my processor to buy xeon

You mean GTX960 right? I mean those 980Ti or Titan 2 etc. Something like true 780Ti true successor.

y nvr pick green card? due to ur mobo support crossfire?

I'm running on Intel g2020 and 650ti boost. will i get much gain by replacing the 650ti boost with 970?

How bad is the bottleneck we're talking about?

nice bro , for some reason if I OCed and add more voltage my pc will starts to turn off (complete shutdown) no restart .

Suspect I will be needing new PSU soon . Temp looks okay though

This is the last push I managed before

is this any good or can go further ?



LOL right after ended the benchmark my nvidia driver have stopped working .. Dayum I really need to amp up the voltage but then again that will cause shutdown 
for single card I suppose it serves me well but now have 2 970s  despite the low power consumption I still have issues .  Maybe just like u said this cap ayam acbel is a noGO

can give me some recommendation for PSU ? I got plenty of hdd , 2 ssd + soundcard T_T oced my proc as well .

guise i want to ask is my cpu bottleneck my gtx 970?

cpu i5 4460
gpu msi gtx 970 "tiger"

playing metro last light using nvidia recommended setting get average 40-50 fps only. checked on gpu bench can get about 76.7fps

edited: using msi afterburner to check my cpu usage is 70%~ and gpu 98%

That 128 bit memory    , the power requirement of a single 6 pin power connector is really nice though especially for SFF. The clock speed is pretty decent for reference board.

^^ grab GTX960 rather than u get R9 270

you wait so long, the budget should be increasing with every month pass by, unless you're not saving.

that being said.. buy current gen, not 2 gens ago card.

i already gave up amd. no budget i rather earn more to buy nvidia. i used AMD more than 10 yrs. seriously driver & hardware really not good. especially heat!

Only works if developers are using Nvidia's Gameworks API. Unfortunately, most developers don't.

2GB Vram is silly, even if it's a mainstream card. The 960 right out of the box should be near equal to a 770.

A local retailer already posted price for gigabyte gtx960 windforce RM989, gtx960 G1 gaming RM1059, stock arrive next week

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. 

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. 

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