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What Does the X mean in 390X or Titan X

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Because A, B, or C are not well marketed terms. Think for a sec:

 

Would you really buy a Titan A? or a Titan F? X sounds awesome. 

 

 

Also stands for extreme lol.

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Cause it sounds suuuuper kewwwwl duuuuude!

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Titan A/B/C doesn't sound cool. Likewise for 390.

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r7 260x how xtreeeeeme of a graphics card!!

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Why not A,B, or C? WHy X? What does it mean?

It doesent mean anything, its just a marketing scheme, like Z or X looks "cooler" than F or G :P

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It's a marketing thing. It doesn't actually mean anything, it just makes it sound cooler because omg keewwl look guyzez I got a Titan X with 10X more X than your shitty little graphics card, i mean, your little 980Ti or 7990 graphics card doesn't even have an X in it,  so it must be total crap, amirite, you filthy non-kewl, non-X casual.

 

I wish the letter X didn't exist.

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XXTREEEEEMEEEE

"Epic Voice, Quality Content"

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BUT HOW IS 390X DIFFEREN THAN 390

The 390X is one tier higher than the 390. Same with 280x and 280, 270x and 270, 260x and 260. The x version is just a little better.

 

As for Titan X, it is the newest titan.  There was the original Titan, when the 700 series was out, then the Titan Black-an upgraded titan, the Titan Z-which was dual titan gpu's on a single card, and now with the 900 series of gtx cards there is the Titan X, because there are only so many letters that make a name "cooler."

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