Indeed, I can bet that the $399 would be the cost for the totally reference GTX 770 models while the one with GTX Titan cooler would be sold at $449. #1.1

EVGA, take my money!!!!!

Seriously, that's one sexy cooler. GTX 770 is a must buy for me. #1

Chances are that if NVIDIA forgot to unlock their 700 series cards then the GTX 670 could be unlocked into the GTX 760 Ti.

The 760 Ti has the same specs - 1344 Cores, 2 GB GDDR5 memory as the GTX 670. Only thing new would be the improved clock frequencies. So if a BIOS is available, then you'd be really lucky. #4.1

I bet alot of GTX 680's would sell now just because they can be upgraded to GTX 770 specs through three simple clicks. #1

Yup, definately a big update from that high-size PCB on the GTX 670 and that ugly cooler. #1.1.1

While the GTX 780 looks great (specification wise), the price is a bit high for me.

I will be leaning towards the GTX 770, it has performance better than the GTX 680 but at the price of a GTX 670 ($399), now that's epic! #1

My next purchase. Goodbye GTX 560 Ti, you served me well! :D #1

Its mentioned that the GeForce 700 series would be based on a Kepler refresh.

GeForce Maxwell GPUs won't arrive until 2014 as officially announced by NVIDIA. #5.3

Time to upgrade from a GTX 560 Ti. :D #1

Intel and AMD on the verge to outcast discrete GPU solutions?

Looks like the low-end GPU market would soon be dead due to faster IGP solutions. #1

Planning a similar build. It came as a surprise though that NVIDIA is launching their cards earlier than rival AMD.

Well more competition is good for us consumers. #1.1

$1000 GPU wars have begun.

GeForce GTX Titan - $1000
GeForce GTX 690 - $1000

AMD Radeon HD 7990 - $1000
ASUS ARES II - $1800 #4

Battlefield 3 on Tegra 5 logan!

Mobiles are really picking up the pace, technically. Goes to show off the amazing architecture that is NVIDIA's Kepler.

Hopefully, with the Maxwell and Denver equipped Tegra 6 Parker, mobiles would be able to play Battlefield 4 too. #1

PS4 is 1.84 TFlops

Titan's GK110 is 4.5 TFlops

:) #1.1

As a game, Battlefield 4 is a next-gen shooter regardless of what platform it arrives on. #2.1

Exactly, the current roadmap is something like this:

Kepler 28nm - 2012
Kepler 28nm Refresh - 2013

Maxwell 20nm - 2014
Maxwell 20nm Refresh - 2015

Volta 20/14nm - 2016

Nevertheless, impressive stuff for the PC industry. Currently we are maxed out at 288GB/s from NVIDIA's Titan.

Maxwell would push this upto 500 GB/s memory bandwidth and Volta finally making PC users achieve 1 TB/s mark. And... #1.4.1

@Merill, PC is the lead platform and aims at 1080P/60 FPS provided you have the hardware. #4.3

720/60 FPS/ 64 Players = Next Gen consoles

720/30 FPS/ 24 Players = Current Consoles

Hopefully, Next-Gen consoles would feature higher visual fidelity than current gen parts on DICE's new Frostbite 2.5 engine. #4.1

For those referring to this new story as a duplicate of the previous Chiphell leak, atleast take a look at the article before reporting it.

The older article doesn't mentions 720P on next gen consoles, Frostebite 2.5, Destruction 4.0, Dyanmic weather effects, MP Maps, SP Maps, Shnghai China conformation, DLC Maps which include Great wall of China and Wake Island, Chinese/US Tanks, weapons schemes etc.

60% of the details mentioned in this article are total... #2

It sure is a fantastic addition for us PC gamers.

But i see the eventuality of this or a similar feature coming to consoles soon since its an AMD exclusive feature and the new consoles are based off AMD hardware hence Direct Compute is also available on their architecture.

Nevertheless, its great to see a competitor to NVIDIA's PhysX. Maybe we would see more GPU Physics effects from both NVIDIA and AMD in the future titles. :) #1.1