Gigabyte Windforce GTX760 $409

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Not sure how price cuts work in SG liao. Used to be new stuff out almost instant price cuts. Now wait long long nothing happens (=_='


if they dun cut price, they wont be able to sell any old cards...they are treating consumers as frogs in a well.......Well in the end they will learn.
 

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U will start to see GTX 680 and GTX 660Ti start to disappear from the global market. And GTX 670 to follow suit if GTX 760Ti comes out.

Nah nvidia won't do that. They will rebrand gtx670 to gtx760ti
 

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Nah nvidia won't do that. They will rebrand gtx670 to gtx760ti

Even if there will be 760ti, it will be in 2014. It is mentioned by Nvidia that 760 will be their last card in the 700 series this year.
 

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Even if there will be 760ti, it will be in 2014. It is mentioned by Nvidia that 760 will be their last card in the 700 series this year.
And Nvidia and AMD cant be trusted with these stuff. The last time Nvidia announced that the 700 series will not be out until earliest mid-2014. And plop, out fell Nvidia Titan with her 700 series Kepler family.
 

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And Nvidia and AMD cant be trusted with these stuff. The last time Nvidia announced that the 700 series will not be out until earliest mid-2014. And plop, out fell Nvidia Titan with her 700 series Kepler family.

True though, if the 8000/9000 series AMD cards gets too popular they might release more cards :s12:
 

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And Nvidia and AMD cant be trusted with these stuff. The last time Nvidia announced that the 700 series will not be out until earliest mid-2014. And plop, out fell Nvidia Titan with her 700 series Kepler family.

Wrong, they are trying to kill AMD at all price points :D
 

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Actually there could be some truth in that.
They might have referred to the real next-gen products.

What NVIDIA released now are just tweaked versions off the existing core and architecture.

Let's see what happens next year ;)

And Nvidia and AMD cant be trusted with these stuff. The last time Nvidia announced that the 700 series will not be out until earliest mid-2014. And plop, out fell Nvidia Titan with her 700 series Kepler family.
 

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i went to inquire with Best Buy today and was quoted close to 500 bucks for the asus and gigabyte versions...
 

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So it is either sold out or no stock....or 439 $ usual retail gimmick...put out a good price...attract you to go their shop....see if you are desperate enuff to buy other cards...hahaha
 

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So as consumers what do we do? Support Gigabyte GTX 760 and ditch other 760 cards! Slowly due to the 'changes' in demand and supply, the other 760 cards will be forced to drop prices. If pple keep buying the Gigabyte, i wouldnt be surprised if the Palit Jetstream drops to $399, MSI drops to $419 and Asus 760 DCUII OC drops to $439.
If Palit drop to 399, I rather top up and just get the gigabyte card
 

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msi 760 srp is at $409 also...
we must thanks CDL to bring all competition down to more reasonable price.... :D
 
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