9-Way NVIDIA GeForce Linux OpenCL GPU Benchmarks

[FourDMusic]

There really needs to be a 765. The price jump between the 760 and 770 is huge with the performance being notably better (not worth the extra $ IMO, though - the 760 is powerful enough to run most games well).

[deanjo]

There really needs to be a 765. The price jump between the 760 and 770 is huge with the performance being notably better (not worth the extra $ IMO, though - the 760 is powerful enough to run most games well).

I wouldn't say a $60-70 difference in price is "huge". 760 MRSP is $260, 770 is $330. Certainly not a big enough gap to justify a 765.

[FourDMusic]

I wouldn't say a $60-70 difference in price is "huge". 760 MRSP is $260, 770 is $330. Certainly not a big enough gap to justify a 765.

I'm just going off the newegg black friday sales. The 760 is listed as $240 and the 770 is $350.

[Asariati]

These benchmarks would actually be helpful, if they contained AMD CPU and GPUs as well as Intel CPUs. Just Nvidia is pretty useless..

[mmstick]

These benchmarks would actually be helpful, if they contained AMD CPU and GPUs as well as Intel CPUs. Just Nvidia is pretty useless..

If that was done, a midrange or low end AMD GPU would be mopping the floor with the Titan. It's always been that way with every OpenCL project I've run on BOINC, like Help Conquer Cancer, POEM@Home, MilkyWay@Home, and Einstein@Home.

[Asariati]

Yeah, Nvidia's OpenCL is not good and CUDA is way better. Though having the numbers for comparison would be great and add some value to the article. Right now it's just a comparison of Nvidia cards with themself

[deanjo]

I'm just going off the newegg black friday sales. The 760 is listed as $240 and the 770 is $350.

The 770 MRSP is 329 for the reference designs. A few places had them for $299 during black friday.