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[Titan X Specs] Nvidia's new GPU

And they're still calling it a card for professionals.  Moreover, $1K .

 

CMON AMD this is your chance to wreck nvidia.

GCN has 1/2 the double precision of single precision. R9 390X is suppose to be around 8.6 TFLOPS single precision so around 4.3 TFLOPS double precision.

 

Kaveri has higher double precision (0.368 TFLOPS) than the TITAN X.  :lol:

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Can render around 15 million plants.

This is the most important aspect of a high end GPU. 

 

Immediately selling my GTX 980 Classified K|NGP|N

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Vs

 

980 Classy W/C'd

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Titan X better be able to overclock like a mother 

On what Frequency is that 980 stable for 24/7?

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GCN has 1/2 the double precision of single precision. R9 390X is suppose to be around 8 TFLOPS single precision so around 4 TFLOPS double precision.

 

Kaveri has higher double precision (0.368 TFLOPS) than the TITAN X.  :lol:

 

That's why AMD can beat nvidia with workstation class GPUs.

Nvidia won't have anything better than GK110 in DP until Pascal. AMD can take some market share from both consumers and professionals this time and I hope so, since it has lost too much last year.

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now that amd knows the price of the titan x .... they can price the 390x around the rumored 700+ dollars and they should be golden...

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ohh elon is on

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GCN has 1/2 the double precision of single precision. R9 390X is suppose to be around 8.6 TFLOPS single precision so around 4.3 TFLOPS double precision.

 

Kaveri has higher double precision (0.368 TFLOPS) than the TITAN X.  :lol:

 

Lol OH WOW. Go Kaveri.

 

I guess noone can question that Titan is a gaming card anymore. Like I said, a bastard card.

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can it run minecraft?

 

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Any speculation on TDP?

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Any speculation on TDP?

 

 

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3072 CUDA cores.

Holy shit.

 

My 560 has 384 CUDA cores.

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Hmmm, anyone want to buy my 980? /s

 

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3072 CUDA cores.

Holy shit.

 

My 560 has 384 CUDA cores.

Sounds like the perfect upgrade :D

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Sounds like the perfect upgrade :D

Have $1000 to spare?

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Apparently it overclocks as well as the rest of the Maxwell line up. This card @ 1500MHz would be a beast for 4k gaming imo.

You can't be serious.  Hyperthreading is a market joke?

 

 

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Have $1000 to spare?

 

Not really  :(

 

I'm 97% sure my girl would cut my nuts off... She want's something shiny of her own.

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Titan X ... ok, so? $999 .. too much.

It's not for gamers.

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It's not for gamers.

With its less than stellar double precision capabilities, I would have to say that this kind of is a gaming card. Just a spendy one.

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Apparently it overclocks as well as the rest of the Maxwell line up. This card @ 1500MHz would be a beast for 4k gaming imo.

 

I doubt it with that very small memory bus it has. Sure, texture and colour delta compression helps a lot, but we've seen it become somewhat of a bottleneck on the 980 already. As games get higher quality textures and more unique textures on the screen at any given time, I think these Nvidia cards are simply too gimped for high resolutions.

 

It will still do well I'm sure, but it could probably do even better with a proper memory bandwidth. Either way, I look forward to the reviews :)

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R9 Titan X GTi White 

Yea they should of Right? Wouldn't that bad boy look so cool in the Sabertooth S???

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That's cheap? :o

More like Consistent . Every Titan that has been released has been within 200 dollars of that price.

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It's not for gamers.

Gimped FP64 performance, gimped double precision.  It's a gaming card, it will still compute decently, but theres a reason Teslas are still going to use Big Kepler until Pascal.

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