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NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN X Launches
Moments ago on Nvidia officially announced the GeForce GTX Titan X, the card is based on the Maxwell GM200 GPU with a whopping 3,072 shader cores tocking and tocking at 1 GHz.
The 28 nm GM200 silicon has 192 TMUs, 96 ROPs, and a 384-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface tied to a massive 12 GB of memory. The product offers 7.1 TFLOP/s measured in single precision and has a 250W TDP rating, of its predecessor. The GTX TITAN will launch in reference-design only, aboard partners will not be allowed to release custom editions. The card will be prices US $999. TITAN X is available for sale starting at 2pm GMT/ 3pm CET tomorrow, 18th March, from etail partners.
The embargo for reviews lifts at 12pm PST/ 7pm GMT/ 8pm CET, check back for a full 33 page review here at Guru3D.com.
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#5030566 Posted on: 03/17/2015 08:47 PM
The X1900XTX was $650. Coincidentally that was the last time that ATI/AMD had a pretty large generational gap ahead of Nvidia. And I mean you could have said the same thing about the 8800Ultra from Nvidia when it launched.
Regardless, AMD's low pricing doesn't seem to be doing them a favor. You can argue it's been keeping them in the game, but at sub 30% marketshare and the rest of the company in the financial position it's in. It's probably best that they milk the gains they have now. Especially when they took a risk with HBM.
I dont recall that ATI/AMD ever had single GPU priced at 700$+.
The X1900XTX was $650. Coincidentally that was the last time that ATI/AMD had a pretty large generational gap ahead of Nvidia. And I mean you could have said the same thing about the 8800Ultra from Nvidia when it launched.
Regardless, AMD's low pricing doesn't seem to be doing them a favor. You can argue it's been keeping them in the game, but at sub 30% marketshare and the rest of the company in the financial position it's in. It's probably best that they milk the gains they have now. Especially when they took a risk with HBM.
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#5030575 Posted on: 03/17/2015 08:55 PM
meh, doesnt look anything special to be honest.. At 4k its still a joke
http://www.techspot.com/review/977-nvidia-geforce-gtx-titan-x/page3.html
And 84C, great cooler..
Hmm, 33% at 4k boost over gtx980, HBM will be more essential in 4k story. (Not that I care for higher than 1440p.)
More interesting is power consumption as it seems to be same/higher than r9-290x (and that eats more 250W).
Not really worth $1k over 980Ti/cut-GM200 (unless that costs close to it).
meh, doesnt look anything special to be honest.. At 4k its still a joke
http://www.techspot.com/review/977-nvidia-geforce-gtx-titan-x/page3.html
And 84C, great cooler..
Hmm, 33% at 4k boost over gtx980, HBM will be more essential in 4k story. (Not that I care for higher than 1440p.)
More interesting is power consumption as it seems to be same/higher than r9-290x (and that eats more 250W).
Not really worth $1k over 980Ti/cut-GM200 (unless that costs close to it).
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#5030579 Posted on: 03/17/2015 08:57 PM
"The CEO of NVIDIA focused on Pascal architecture, which is expected later this year. It’s actually interesting what made NVIDIA speed up the announcement for Pascal. Last year Jen-Hsun announced that Pascal is not expected sooner than 2016. Now it looks like end of this year. Is Fiji such a treat now? "
VC.
it cant come in 2015 because hbm memory is locked by amd till 1q of 2016
"The CEO of NVIDIA focused on Pascal architecture, which is expected later this year. It’s actually interesting what made NVIDIA speed up the announcement for Pascal. Last year Jen-Hsun announced that Pascal is not expected sooner than 2016. Now it looks like end of this year. Is Fiji such a treat now? "
VC.
it cant come in 2015 because hbm memory is locked by amd till 1q of 2016
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#5030580 Posted on: 03/17/2015 08:58 PM
Personaly i dont like custom coolers which all blowing very hot air inside you PC - last time i had, was custom gtx 780 and my soundcard below was litteraly melting from heat, also top of pc case (cm690iii) with vents - was hot like a vulcuno. Not a nice feeling.
So basicly buy Titan X now (blowing air outside you components) or wait another 3 months for some factory overclocked 980ti with custom cooler and and have 300$ in pocket (and living with hot air inside your case).
I say titan x now
Personaly i dont like custom coolers which all blowing very hot air inside you PC - last time i had, was custom gtx 780 and my soundcard below was litteraly melting from heat, also top of pc case (cm690iii) with vents - was hot like a vulcuno. Not a nice feeling.
So basicly buy Titan X now (blowing air outside you components) or wait another 3 months for some factory overclocked 980ti with custom cooler and and have 300$ in pocket (and living with hot air inside your case).
I say titan x now
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