NVIDIA reportedly adjusted launch of the GeForce GTX 980 Ti, to after
Summer, 2015. The company could be using the time to let the market
digest existing inventories of the GTX 980 (and avoid the repeat of slow
sales on its GTX 770), particularly in the early-Summer season, when PC
enthusiasts and gamers tend to upgrade or build afresh. The time could
also be spent to watch what AMD comes up with, for its Radeon R9 390X.
The R9 390X, scheduled for a June-July launch, is based on a silicon
that looks competitive with the GM200 on paper, and introduces a few new
features, such as high-bandwidth memory (HBM). The GTX 980 Ti could
feature an identical core-configuration to the GTX TITAN X, but feature
half the memory amount at 6 GB, different clock speeds, and freedom for
add-in card (AIC) partners to innovate custom-design cards.
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