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what does Ti stand for? I know what Ti is but what does the T AND I it stand for?

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what does Ti stand for? I know what Ti is but what does the T AND I it stand for?

It doesn't. Its Nvidias way of telling people the card has better performance than the previous version of it.

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what does Ti stand for? I know what Ti is but what does the T AND I it stand for?

It stands for titanium , if you think its something else your over thinking it 

 

also if your referencing nvidia , it stands for titanium as well 

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The "ti" notation has been is use since at least the GeForce2 Ti, back in 2001. It's just another designation, like "ultra" or "Pro" that nVidia chose to use for differentiating specific models.

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It's just the atomic symbol for Titanium, I think it had more relevance when it first came out, but they stuck with it, or it just sounded cool so they added it aha

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Tactical Influx! /s

 

Actually it's just to show that it's better. Like how intel uses k or apple uses pro

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what does Ti stand for? I know what Ti is but what does the T AND I it stand for?

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Well there's Texas Instruments and their calculators, but this is a GPU thread :P

lol touche' , well played sir 

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I don't think it has an actual meaning but the two that would make sense are Technical Improvement (first time I've seen it a few posts up but it makes sense) and Titanium... You know... Because Ti, the 22nd element...

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Well there's Texas Instruments and their calculators, but this is a GPU thread :P

I fucking hate those bastards over at Texas Instruments, charging me $100 for a calculator -_-

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I fucking hate those bastards over at Texas Instruments, charging me $100 for a calculator -_-

 

Is that still the going rate for their Ti graphing calculators? I bought my Ti-93 12 years ago (oh god I'm old) at $125 and have seen it still similarly priced at brick and mortar stores...

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Is that still the going rate for their Ti graphing calculators? I bought my Ti-93 12 years ago (oh god I'm old) at $125 and have seen it still similarly priced at brick and mortar stores...

Yeh my graphing calculator cost $105 I believe, or better put it cost my parents $105 :P

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