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NVIDIA's 2012 Kepler lineup revealed (possibly)

As usual, it seems like whenever a big chip company wants to keep those key details under wraps, someone leaves a spreadsheet lying in a bar. Of course, the following information could be the product of a vengeful former employee mashing at a keyboard, so let's agree that these are rumored details until further notice. NVIDIA's whole range of Kepler-powered graphics cards will be PCI-E 3.0 compliant, with the GTX690 topping the group at $999 when it arrives in Q3 of this year, while the modestly-priced GTX640 will retail for $139 when it arrives in May. If you'd like to drill down into the specifics of all eight cards purportedly on offer for 2012, we've got all the details in a handy chart nestled just after the interval.


Model

Code
name

Memory Clock

Core
Clock

GPU Clock

Die Size

Bus Width

Memory Bus Width

Price

Release Date

GTX690

GK110x2

4.5GHz GDDR5

750MHz

1.5GHz

550mm²

2x488bit

2x252GB/s

$995

Q3 2012

GTX680

GK110

5.5GHz GDDR5

850MHz

1.7Ghz

550mm²

512bit

352GB/s

$649

April 2012

GTX670

GK110

5GHz GDDR5

850MHz

1.7GHz

550mm²

448bit

280GB/s

$499

April 2012

GTX600Ti

GK110

5GHz GDDR5

850MHz

1.7GHz

550mm²

384bit

240GB/s

$399

Q2/Q3 2012

GTX660

GK104

5.8GHz GDDR5

900MHz

1.8Ghz

290mm²

256bit

186GB/s

$319

April 2012

GTX650Ti

GK104

5.5GHz GDDR5

850MHz

1.7GHz

290mm²

224bit

154GB/s

$249

Q2/Q3 2012

GTX650

GK106

5.5GHz GDDR5

900MHz

1.8GHz

155mm²

192bit

132GB/s

$179

May 2012

GTX640

GK106

5.5GHz GDDR5

850MHz

1.7GHz

155mm²

128bit

88GB/s

$139

May 2012