http://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/anton-shilov/nvidia-postpones-release-of-geforce-gtx-960-graphics-card/ http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-geforce-gtx-960-pushed-back-to-q1-2015.html
What sucks about this is that even more users may purchase a 970 which means even less stock unless they are on a budget. Right now you can't even get a 970 or 980 in the States they are sold out every where I checked. Does anyone know if Nvidia has a shortage of 970s or 980s?
28nm has been around forever.. TSMC is at like 90% and there isn't a silicon shortage or any other reason for production problems. I think the article got it right, there is no reason for a 960 atm, Nvidia can push users toward higher premium 970/980s.
Anyone have a link or article on how Nvidia managed to lower the power consumption so much on the same 28nm process? Something I would like to read.
As do i, no need for the 960 yet, as the 970/980 are doing the business for them, selling like hot cakes.
I totally agree with this. Since all of the 970s and 980s are sold out on newegg among other places here in the States. I also I have no need for the 960 nor 970 hopefully since I think I solved my issues with my r9 290 tri-x card.