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Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X Review
Posted by: on: 03/17/2015 08:59 PM [
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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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Reddoguk
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Posted on: 03/17/2015 09:43 PM
You'd have thought a better cooler considering the price! I guess though there will be the msi gamings etc etc...
So beats my 970 by a good 30fps or so but costs perhaps x3 or so...
Something dont quite add up. I could add a second 970 and still have money left over.
No there won't be any MSI gamings etc etc. nVidia only card.
You'd have thought a better cooler considering the price! I guess though there will be the msi gamings etc etc...
So beats my 970 by a good 30fps or so but costs perhaps x3 or so...
Something dont quite add up. I could add a second 970 and still have money left over.
No there won't be any MSI gamings etc etc. nVidia only card.
Hughesy
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Posted on: 03/17/2015 09:46 PM
You'd have thought a better cooler considering the price! I guess though there will be the msi gamings etc etc...
So beats my 970 by a good 30fps or so but costs perhaps x3 or so...
Something dont quite add up. I could add a second 970 and still have money left over.
Nope there's only going to be the reference cooler.
Edit: Beaten to it.
You'd have thought a better cooler considering the price! I guess though there will be the msi gamings etc etc...
So beats my 970 by a good 30fps or so but costs perhaps x3 or so...
Something dont quite add up. I could add a second 970 and still have money left over.
Nope there's only going to be the reference cooler.
Edit: Beaten to it.
Solfaur
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Posted on: 03/17/2015 09:54 PM
As expected, the price-performance ratio is atrocious. Also 12GB vram IS overkill for a card like this and not future proof at all unless you go 2 or even 3 way SLI (to have the adequate gpu horsepower to go with that memory size)... but that means $1k x2, 3.
Here it will cost something like 1100-1200 euros, with that amount of money I can buy a whole list of better performance GPU combos.
I'll hold on to my 3.5GB 970s, which together cost a bit over half of ONE Titan X, unless I run into some major issues in the upcoming games...I doubt it though.
I won't hold my breath for a 390X or a "980Ti" either, because I simply think these will be overpriced as well (especially the aftermarket AIB models), but it will be somewhat more bearable...
As expected, the price-performance ratio is atrocious. Also 12GB vram IS overkill for a card like this and not future proof at all unless you go 2 or even 3 way SLI (to have the adequate gpu horsepower to go with that memory size)... but that means $1k x2, 3.
Here it will cost something like 1100-1200 euros, with that amount of money I can buy a whole list of better performance GPU combos.
I'll hold on to my 3.5GB 970s, which together cost a bit over half of ONE Titan X, unless I run into some major issues in the upcoming games...I doubt it though.
I won't hold my breath for a 390X or a "980Ti" either, because I simply think these will be overpriced as well (especially the aftermarket AIB models), but it will be somewhat more bearable...
jwb1
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Posted on: 03/17/2015 09:59 PM
Why RAM is used as marketing for future proofing I do not know. In 2-3 years you may be "future proof" in the memory department, but if the video card can't keep up elsewhere all the memory won't matter.
As expected, the price-performance ratio is atrocious. Also 12GB vram IS overkill for a card like this and not future proof
Why RAM is used as marketing for future proofing I do not know. In 2-3 years you may be "future proof" in the memory department, but if the video card can't keep up elsewhere all the memory won't matter.
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Can't deny that its fast, even at its high price point. Looking at the way GPU's are coming along, my measly 1080p may not be worthy enough for these future powerhouses!