Nvidia 800 series question

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When it comes out in oct 2014, is there gonna be a huge difference between 850 and 860 just like 750 and 760 gpu cards?

Are they close to the levels of r9 280x in performance terms?
 
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Only at VC: NVIDIA to skip GeForce 800 series, GeForce GTX 980 and GTX 970 mid-September | VideoCardz.com

Chart below does not represent performance segregation, it was just made just to visualize of what is to come.
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ZawLee said:
I did post a question at nidiva forums... chances are they gonna take months to reply. So I'm trying to see if anyone gotten an update or two on this 800series.
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If they are gonna take months to reply, then we will take years to reply you bah.. :p
 
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Chances are the gap will be smaller seeing how they will be based on the same architecture as opposed to Kepler vs Maxwell now. However expect a sizeable gap
 
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shadow84 said:
If they are gonna take months to reply, then we will take years to reply you bah.. :p
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I mean those who asked mths before I did.

Yureak said:
Chances are the gap will be smaller seeing how they will be based on the same architecture as opposed to Kepler vs Maxwell now. However expect a sizeable gap
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I hope they wont be so overpriced at once...

X-powerman said:
From what I know, its not going to be a massive difference. Expect about 30% faster.
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Between what gpu?
 
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