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GeForce GTX Titan LE caught on camera ?
There have been some rumors that there will be a cheaper version og the GeFirce GTX Titan released in the summer time, a a hint cheaper. Specifications indicate that the card should be fairly similar towards the Quadro K6000, let's assume for now that NVIDIA will middle out that gap with a 600~700 USD product. Now an PCB photo turned up on the web. Have a peek after the break.
Here's Wcctech on it:
The information we received came with a backside PCB shot and a few technical details of the upcoming GeForce GTX Titan LE GPU. As you can note, the PCB is remarkably similar to the original GeForce GTX Titan minus a few memory chips. In total, there are 20 memory chips (10 on back, 10 on front) which amounts to a 5 GB GDDR5 memory buffer across a 320-bit interface. Given NVIDIA’s Titan and 600 series specifications, the GTX Titan LE would have its memory clocked at 6008 MHz effective frequency. We can’t see anything else new on the board. The power scheme remains the same which includes 8+6 Pin PCI-e connectors, 2 SLI Gold fingers, DVI-DL, HDMI and Display port for display connectivity. It is also seen that the GTX Titan LE uses the same cooler as the GTX Titan so the overall design would be very similar. The only thing that would be changed is the GK110 with reduced core count around 2304-2496 and a 5 GB GDDR5 (384-bit) memory. Hopefully, we would be looking at a lower price range around $659-$759.
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#4575299 Posted on: 04/12/2013 11:39 AM
Graphics Processor
GPU Name: GK110
Process Size: 28 nm
Transistors: 7,080 million
Die Size: 561 mm²
GK110 Image
Render Config
Shading Units: 2496
TMUs: 208
ROPs: 40
SMX: 12
Pixel Rate: 40.2 GPixel/s
Texture Rate: 174.0 GTexel/s
Floating-point performance: 4,175.81 GFLOPS
Graphics Features
DirectX: 11.0
OpenGL: 4.3
OpenCL: 1.2
Shader Model: 5.0
Graphics Card
Released: July 01, 2013
Launch Price: 899 USD
Bus Interface: PCIe 3.0 x16 ?
Clock Speeds
GPU Clock: 836.5 MHz
Boost Clock: 875.5 MHz
Memory Clock: 1502 MHz
6008 MHz effective
Memory
Memory Size: 5120 MB
Memory Type: GDDR5
Memory Bus: 320 bit
Bandwidth: 240.3 GB/s
Reference Board
Slot Width: Dual-slot
Length: 10.5 inches
267 mm
TDP: 235 W
Outputs: 2x DVI
1x HDMI
1x DisplayPort
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2316/NVIDIA_GeForce_GTX_TITAN_LE.html
Imo still waaay to much, even 600€ is a lot if you consider its only ~ 15% faster then 7970Ghz for ~ 370€.
Graphics Processor
GPU Name: GK110
Process Size: 28 nm
Transistors: 7,080 million
Die Size: 561 mm²
GK110 Image
Render Config
Shading Units: 2496
TMUs: 208
ROPs: 40
SMX: 12
Pixel Rate: 40.2 GPixel/s
Texture Rate: 174.0 GTexel/s
Floating-point performance: 4,175.81 GFLOPS
Graphics Features
DirectX: 11.0
OpenGL: 4.3
OpenCL: 1.2
Shader Model: 5.0
Graphics Card
Released: July 01, 2013
Launch Price: 899 USD
Bus Interface: PCIe 3.0 x16 ?
Clock Speeds
GPU Clock: 836.5 MHz
Boost Clock: 875.5 MHz
Memory Clock: 1502 MHz
6008 MHz effective
Memory
Memory Size: 5120 MB
Memory Type: GDDR5
Memory Bus: 320 bit
Bandwidth: 240.3 GB/s
Reference Board
Slot Width: Dual-slot
Length: 10.5 inches
267 mm
TDP: 235 W
Outputs: 2x DVI
1x HDMI
1x DisplayPort
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2316/NVIDIA_GeForce_GTX_TITAN_LE.html
Imo still waaay to much, even 600€ is a lot if you consider its only ~ 15% faster then 7970Ghz for ~ 370€.
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#4575306 Posted on: 04/12/2013 11:58 AM
Still it will be " again " an excellent card on the high end side ( are we a bit elitist ? ) ..
But for the cost, yes, its a bit out of proportion ...
A card who should be in the "norm" of high end price.. sadly it come there again in outer space price.
I dont think it will come at 600Euros .. add 150-200 Euros ... they have divide the US dollars by the Euros price, but we know prices in Euros is not working like that.. ( 750Euros minimum ( i bet for 800 personnally or the Titan price will drop dramatically by 100 Euros )
Titan 950 to 999$ > Titan LE 150$ under .. There's no reason for Nvidia to push it under this, or they admit the price of Titan is over estimate and decrease it.
Still it will be " again " an excellent card on the high end side ( are we a bit elitist ? ) ..
But for the cost, yes, its a bit out of proportion ...
A card who should be in the "norm" of high end price.. sadly it come there again in outer space price.
I dont think it will come at 600Euros .. add 150-200 Euros ... they have divide the US dollars by the Euros price, but we know prices in Euros is not working like that.. ( 750Euros minimum ( i bet for 800 personnally or the Titan price will drop dramatically by 100 Euros )
Titan 950 to 999$ > Titan LE 150$ under .. There's no reason for Nvidia to push it under this, or they admit the price of Titan is over estimate and decrease it.
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#4575308 Posted on: 04/12/2013 12:10 PM
@ -Tj-
Someone posted the rumoured specs of the GTX 780 and if I recall it is said to have a 384-bit bus and 6 GHz VRAM, albeit only 3 GB (which is fine for me anyway) rather than 6 GB, so has the same bandwidth as the £839 Titan. I believe it has 48 ROPs and 1,920 stream processors but it will likely cost under £400. It is rumoured to be released in August. I would expect it to offer 25%-40% performance over a GTX 680, depending on the game.
If that's true that I'm not sure who the Titan LE is aimed at really. People with more money than sense? Like other NVIDIA graphics cards, I'm sure the GTX 780 will come in 3 GB and 6 GB versions too and even the latter will still likely be cheaper than the Titan LE.
@ -Tj-
Someone posted the rumoured specs of the GTX 780 and if I recall it is said to have a 384-bit bus and 6 GHz VRAM, albeit only 3 GB (which is fine for me anyway) rather than 6 GB, so has the same bandwidth as the £839 Titan. I believe it has 48 ROPs and 1,920 stream processors but it will likely cost under £400. It is rumoured to be released in August. I would expect it to offer 25%-40% performance over a GTX 680, depending on the game.
If that's true that I'm not sure who the Titan LE is aimed at really. People with more money than sense? Like other NVIDIA graphics cards, I'm sure the GTX 780 will come in 3 GB and 6 GB versions too and even the latter will still likely be cheaper than the Titan LE.
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#4575313 Posted on: 04/12/2013 12:22 PM
@ -Tj-
Someone posted the rumoured specs of the GTX 780 and if I recall it is said to have a 384-bit bus and 6 GHz VRAM, albeit only 3 GB (which is fine for me anyway) rather than 6 GB, so has the same bandwidth as the £839 Titan. I believe it has 48 ROPs and 1,920 stream processors but it will likely cost under £400. It is rumoured to be released in August. I would expect it to offer 25%-40% performance over a GTX 680, depending on the game.
If that's true that I'm not sure who the Titan LE is aimed at really. People with more money than sense? Like other NVIDIA graphics cards, I'm sure the GTX 780 will come in 3 GB and 6 GB versions too and even the latter will still likely be cheaper than the Titan LE.
yeah I started that thread
Its still a rumor though but imo its not that far off (there seems to be a error by fill rates, tflops), those specs are from techpoweup gpu-z data base
GK110 LE is still faster by compute though., but I agree GK110 price doesnt make any sense, I highly doubt it deserves such premium for extra vram size.
@ -Tj-
Someone posted the rumoured specs of the GTX 780 and if I recall it is said to have a 384-bit bus and 6 GHz VRAM, albeit only 3 GB (which is fine for me anyway) rather than 6 GB, so has the same bandwidth as the £839 Titan. I believe it has 48 ROPs and 1,920 stream processors but it will likely cost under £400. It is rumoured to be released in August. I would expect it to offer 25%-40% performance over a GTX 680, depending on the game.
If that's true that I'm not sure who the Titan LE is aimed at really. People with more money than sense? Like other NVIDIA graphics cards, I'm sure the GTX 780 will come in 3 GB and 6 GB versions too and even the latter will still likely be cheaper than the Titan LE.
yeah I started that thread
Its still a rumor though but imo its not that far off (there seems to be a error by fill rates, tflops), those specs are from techpoweup gpu-z data base
GK110 LE is still faster by compute though., but I agree GK110 price doesnt make any sense, I highly doubt it deserves such premium for extra vram size.
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I think there are enough Graphics Card for this generation already =/