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My GM204 feels like insignificant offspring of the GM200. Extremely sexy cooler though. Now it's AMD's turn to surprise us with Pirate Islands.

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Not the point. AMD was the one who failed to engineer an air-cooled REFERENCE design. Jesus this forum is so choc full of people who think straw man arguments are valid ways to debate a topic...

nobody buys the reference cards anyways and amd doesnt have a large budget like nvidia and intel so why reinvent the wheel and waste your R&D budget on something people wont buy

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Lol, with the infamous 5800 ultra not far behind

 

 

Haha I think that things about as loud as my 2000watt vacuum cleaner. I'd never buy a reference card I like my silent MSI Twin Frozr or equivalent. 

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nobody buys the reference cards anyways and amd doesnt have a large budget like nvidia and intel so why reinvent the wheel and waste your R&D budget on something people wont buy

They do, as it's easier to get a waterblock for a reference design.

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They do, as it's easier to get a waterblock for a reference design.

well its already liquid cooled and 65 max temp is really good

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On the box

"Inspired by gamers. Built by NVIDIA."

Now I remember those people that defended Titan Z when it went against R9 295x2 that Titan is not a gaming card.

 

(I dont want to start war by this comment I just want to point out that NVIDIA is truly marketing Titan cards as a Gaming cards)

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(I dont want to start war by this comment I just want to point out that NVIDIA is truly marketing Titan cards as a Gaming cards)

 

 

Uhh, they always have. Workstation users/workers buy quadro or firepro cards.

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Yes, they held back the release of the 780 and of a 6GB 780ti. I'm not "upset" that they cost a lot, I'm upset that they are marketed as gaming GPUs, presented as developer cards and end up being glorified "early releases" or higher memory versions for literally double the price. That's bullshit, there's a good reason why quadro and geforce GPUs exist, the Titan is an inbetween bastard that holds back specific releases and cards for the gaming crowd because they can sell it at double the price. Defending it makes no sense, why would you willingly pay double the price for the same GPU that you could have otherwise?

 

i watched the review on pcper, the developers are just gonna eat that card no problem...

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They do, as it's easier to get a waterblock for a reference design.

 

Yeah, but I sure don't envy the money you people pay for EK water cooling setups and then having to replace/upgrade equipement with all those solid pipes.

 

 

I just turn my fans up higher and im happy.

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Uhh, they always have. Workstation users/workers buy quadro or firepro cards.

Well I have read trough a lot of comments and arguments on this forum and you would be surprised how many people argue that Titan is NOT a Gaming card whenever someone point out that it is overpriced card for gaming.

(It was especialy back in the day when there was only GTX 780 and then TITAN and the prices were prety big).

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Well I have read trough a lot of comments and arguments on this forum and you would be surprised how many people argue that Titan is NOT a Gaming card whenever someone point out that it is overpriced card for gaming.

(It was especialy back in the day when there was only GTX 780 and then TITAN and the prices were prety big).

 

For the price your paying, as a business owner,  i'd rather get a fully dedicated built workstation card like the Quadro vs Titan that seems to float in "in between" land.

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WTF, I thought Titan series was all dual?

The original TITAN was a single GPU as well.

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they say the more someone spends on a product, the more they will defend the product and justify their decision. You think the keyboard warriors who bought the first Titan were a fierce bunch after the 780Ti launched... just wait until the GTX GM200 card is released. We'll get to cook some popcorn, sit back and watch the tear-filled fireworks over the gaming value of TitanX. 

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I dont like it.

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One makes you broke, the other you can get more of and have a midnight snack from the fridge when hungry again. Once you go Nvidia, you go broked, turn into an Elitist, or get the incorrect amount of VRAM.


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Well I have read trough a lot of comments and arguments on this forum and you would be surprised how many people argue that Titan is NOT a Gaming card whenever someone point out that it is overpriced card for gaming.

(It was especialy back in the day when there was only GTX 780 and then TITAN and the prices were prety big).

well the titan was no more a gaming card since gtx 780 launch.

 

and so will be the faith of this new titan. amd will have a card better than this for 1/3 of the price,nvidia will release 980 ti with 6gb to compete with amd,titan x will not be a gaming card anymore couse the 980ti is better for half the price, and then release the titan xxx with full gm200 just to have a new titan,then both amd and nvidia will release dual gpus and so on.

 

you know,the usual stuff

 

conclusion:dont buy a titan 

 

now i'm going to bed couse my brain is fcked up

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Hope it stomps the 390X into the ground

Hell no. Need competition.

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That's cool, I can afford a house, and car with the over priced price tag this is gonna have, then use 290x's as my heaters.

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But can it play How Do You Do It?

 

 

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Yeah, but I sure don't envy the money you people pay for EK water cooling setups and then having to replace/upgrade equipement with all those solid pipes.

I just turn my fans up higher and im happy.

How often do you upgrade? 3-4 years? I don't use PVC pipes, just tubing.

And I also use XSPC cause I like LEDs and it's a solid performer!

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nobody buys the reference cards anyways and amd doesnt have a large budget like nvidia and intel so why reinvent the wheel and waste your R&D budget on something people wont buy

Most water-cooling enthusiasts and most ITX system builders buy reference designs. What the hell have you been smoking?

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All I want to know is if it will run Crysis.

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Most water-cooling enthusiasts and most ITX system builders buy reference designs. What the hell have you been smoking?

there is an ek r9 295x2 water block

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On the box

"Inspired by gamers. Built by NVIDIA."

Now I remember those people that defended Titan Z when it went against R9 295x2 that Titan is not a gaming card.

 

(I dont want to start war by this comment I just want to point out that NVIDIA is truly marketing Titan cards as a Gaming cards)

That marketing is only there for the couple stupid rich kid gamers dumb enough to do it. The real reasons have been mentioned before: poor-man's quadro/tesla, CUDA algorithm/HPC research with full DP support, and gaming as a bonus.

 

The cost of the Titan Z even at launch was far better than the Tesla K80 is ($6500) and can even perform better if treated correctly. It just won't have ECC or the professional driver of the Tesla.

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