While we already heard about the GTX 980 Ti from multiple earlier rumors, it appears that Nvidia might not launch it before September.

As rumored earlier, the upcoming Nvidia Geforce GTX 980 Ti should be based on a fully enabled GM200 GPU, which should make it quite similar to the recently released GTX Titan X graphics card, in order to counter AMD's upcoming Radeon R9 390X graphics card. Of course, the GTX 980 Ti will not pack 12GB of VRAM but rather 6GB and we might see some custom cooling solution from day one.

According to the latest report from Sweclockers.com, Nvidia might hold the launch of the GTX 980 Ti until September although some reports also suggest that Nvidia might even announce the new graphics card around Computex in June, in order to counter earlier rumored AMD R9 390X launch.

In any case, it will be an interesting period when it comes to high-end graphics cards.



Source: Sweclockers.com.