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Guru3D.com » News » GeForce GTX Titan LE caught on camera ?

GeForce GTX Titan LE caught on camera ?

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/12/2013 09:07 AM | source: | 16 comment(s)
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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Darren Hodgson
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#4575250 Posted on: 04/12/2013 09:41 AM
The only difference is 5 GB of VRAM and a 320-bit bus vs. 6 GB and a 384-bit bus? So that's still a £700+ price tag then? Think I'll wait for the GTX 780 if it's all the same to you... ;)

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#4575269 Posted on: 04/12/2013 10:12 AM
Titan = K6000 Titan LE = K 5000 Nothing surprising, including the price ..

GK110 was out in Autgust 2012 with both of them .. everyone was know after titan they will release the little sister . I bet for a 100-120$ reduction over the price of the Titan .

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#4575276 Posted on: 04/12/2013 10:25 AM
^ Small correction, Titan = K20X, Titan LE = K20 = K6000, 680 = K5000

I think this'll be in the $7xx range.

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#4575290 Posted on: 04/12/2013 11:11 AM
Cards for riche-rich.

Lane
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#4575291 Posted on: 04/12/2013 11:15 AM
^ Small correction, Titan = K20X, Titan LE = K20 = K6000, 680 = K5000

I think this'll be in the $7xx range.

oups, my bad memory ..

I agree on the price if the Titan is on the 950-1000 range.. a second Tesla.. 750-800 range easy .

Cards for riche-rich.

Yes and no, peoples who cant wait to get the 700 series mostly .

Let see ...

Titan = 25% more performace of the 7970Ghz
Titan = 30-35% more performance of the 680

Titan LE = 10-15% more performance of the 7970Gh T
Titan LE = 5-10% more performance of the GTX 680 ( Computing wise it is a beast vs the 680 )

vs GTX 680, the performance start to be limited .. vs his competitor it is even worst ...

What will you do with a GTX780 series ? Titan v2 ?

520mm2 chips on 28mm cost a lot to manufactures .. so push it on the series high end is a bit hard ..

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