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March 8th, 2012

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 Ti Pictured

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What you see is probably the first Kepler graphics card pictured with a reference cooler. Picture suggest that what we see is GeForce GTX 670 Ti, most likely based on GK104 graphics processing unit. What it means, the first card to be released on Kepler gpu will be GTX 670 Ti, not GTX 680.

As we might have expected, Chinese forums are always full of leaked information about upcoming graphics cards. It appears that the PCB that was pictured earlier is actually PCB of GeForce GTX 670 Ti, not GTX 680.

On the top right corner we can barely see 6+6 pin power connector which caused a lot of discussion. The rear panel is exactly the same as diagram and picture of PCB presented earlier. NVIDIA also decided to put their logo on the side of the card.

GeForce GTX 670 Ti is a card based on 28nm GK104 Kepler gpu. Card has 1536 CUDA cores, 128 texture and 32 raster operating units. It is equipped with 2GB of GDDR5 memory on 256-bit bus. This is the first NVIDIA card to support memory clock at 6GHz.


NVIDIA will most likely launch GeForce GTX 670 Ti on 12th March, official release should take place on 23rd March.

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  • Spede

    It’s gonna lose for HD7970 with those specs.

  • BestJinjo

    Nah. It’s rumored to trade blows, 10% faster in some games, slower in others. Not bad for a mid-range NV chip. AMD has its work cut out for them once GK110 debutes later this year. For now, this GTX680 is enough but it’s only a matter of time before a full-fledged 2304 SP, 384-bit flagship drops from Nvidia. Then AMD better be ready.

    Also, don’t forget you have 1536 SPs @ 1400mhz, and 2x as many TMUs as the GTX580 with the same memory bandwidth. That’s going to be 30% faster than GTX580, which is easily enough to compete with HD7970 for the time being.

    For now, both of these companies would benefit drastically from being able to sell $500+ 320-350mm^2 die GPUs given the yield and capacity issues at 28nm. For consumers, it’s the worst time to buy a GPU, unless they absolutely have to upgrade.

    Normally we would have HD7970/GK104 level of performance at $399, if that. So far this generation is pretty underwhelming without some heavy overclocking, which of course HD7970 has in spades :)

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