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Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X Review





We review the GeForce GTX Titan X. Now it surely hasn't been a long wait as in-between the introduction announcement and launch there have been two weeks. But yeah, the 12 GB beast has arrived. Initially the Titan series was positioned to be a professional line of products, however these puppies are fetching a lot of interest as gaming graphics cards.
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Redemption80
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Posted on: 03/17/2015 09:04 PM
Not much else to say that hasn't been said by anyone else that it's a great card, but just not worth the money.
It also has a crappy cooler, which means more heat and noise than alot would like or having to spend more money changing the cooler.
Sure it will still sell really well though as it has no competition, though a wee accidental 390X leak by AMD might slow down sales to those who are on the fence.
Not much else to say that hasn't been said by anyone else that it's a great card, but just not worth the money.
It also has a crappy cooler, which means more heat and noise than alot would like or having to spend more money changing the cooler.
Sure it will still sell really well though as it has no competition, though a wee accidental 390X leak by AMD might slow down sales to those who are on the fence.
Undying
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Posted on: 03/17/2015 09:05 PM
And poor Europe, we can have it for 1,000€, that's sad.
And poor Europe, we can have it for 1,000€, that's sad.
Reddoguk
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Posted on: 03/17/2015 09:08 PM
Nice review H but like others have stated 500 pound for the extra performance over 980s is not worth it.
Hopefully it will drop in price pretty quickly because they will want to sell as many as they can before the 390 lands.
H BTW I know you aren't English but wth is "thumb of rule" lol.
Nice review H but like others have stated 500 pound for the extra performance over 980s is not worth it.
Hopefully it will drop in price pretty quickly because they will want to sell as many as they can before the 390 lands.
H BTW I know you aren't English but wth is "thumb of rule" lol.

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Posted on: 03/17/2015 09:09 PM
It`s only 999$ coz they have no competition from AMD,but once the 390X gets released I bet that we will see a price drop.
So no FP64 (same as by 980GTX) and they still want 999$, yeah seems legit 

It`s only 999$ coz they have no competition from AMD,but once the 390X gets released I bet that we will see a price drop.
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Will be £800 to 1K on Overclockers.