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Anyone considering Titan X?

JustCallMeVlad

It would be great if Nvidia priced it at 699.99 :)

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my wife said no we need to feed our children

No, you can live on Ramen!!

I plan on basically buying 4 for the sake of saying I got a 4-way titan x setup!

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I will get as soon the r9 390x is launched which will force Nvidia to retink  the pricing on the Titan x Just like the Titan Z priced at 3000 usd and drop when r9 295x2 was launched at 1500 usd.

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if i had enough money to buy some i definitely would! i would love 2 or 3 to run 4k maxed out at 60fps :P

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I hate to say it but I kind of want one. Anyone else thinking about buying?

yes i will probably buy one too if it's a worthy upgrade to my GTX 780 i've been waiting this card for over a year now.

I want something that can drive games on high settings 60FPS at 1440p on it's own...and that seems to be the card that will be able to do that for me.

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Considering yes... but my 980's do serve me really well at 1440P.

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I will just wait. I mean they will probably have something else that will be just as good or better later this year like a 980ti or something like that. 

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I will have to see what it can do first and what the price will be. But I am considering it.

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