Titan X

jmdixon85 · Mar 4, 2015

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-gtx-titan-x-revealed-gdc-2015/

Can't wait to find out more info on this badass! :shock:

Lmah2x · Mar 4, 2015

I have a feeling this will cost $1300-1500. If it's $1000 I'll upgrade if the performance looks good enough to move me on to 4k gaming. Otherwise I'll stay with 1440p another year or so without upgrading.

Bishoff · Mar 5, 2015

Should read as 11.5gb

Lmah2x · Mar 5, 2015

They should advertise it as a 11.5gb card and give a full 12gb so people feel like they got more for their money.

Kayva · Mar 5, 2015

too bad it will be so unrealistically priced that only the super rich will be able to touch them

(G{in}[AK)TION] · Mar 5, 2015

OMG SO MANY TITANS

hue

kierwest · Mar 6, 2015

I wouldn't drop 3k on a 4k gaming setup until a 3 years in. I have a strong feeling cards will match the titan x in power by then simply because the adoption rate of 4k gaming will be high by then

Dlaw · Mar 8, 2015

What in the world would one need 12GB of VRAM for? Most people don't use that much system ram...

Janus67 · Mar 8, 2015

Dlaw said:
What in the world would one need 12GB of VRAM for? Most people don't use that much system ram...

Super surround 4k? Maybe?

Dlaw · Mar 8, 2015

Janus67 said:
Super surround 4k? Maybe?

wouldn't it be crazy to run 3 70+inch 4K monitors in your living room? It would probably cost almost as much as my house, though.

Railgun · Mar 8, 2015

I'm still of the mindset that this will be <$1k. I reason the rumored significant drop in DP performance can't warrant a high priced card. Will it be more powerful than a 980? One would hope. Twice as much? Probably not. 12GB of RAM isn't THAT expensive.

Bishoff · Mar 9, 2015

980 Kingpin is $800. Titan will easily be >$1000

Railgun · Mar 9, 2015

That's a third party custom job. Not nvidia retail.

Bishoff · Mar 9, 2015

Railgun said:
That's a third party custom job. Not nvidia retail.

Nvidia has always been priced high. Titan is their Uber Flagship ungimped chip with gobs of ram. I'd put good money on >$1000

EarthDog · Mar 9, 2015

I would guess it will come in at $1000 like the original Titan did at release.

One can't compare a AIBs modified board pricing to Nvidia reference.

Bishoff · Mar 9, 2015

It wasn't an aftermarket vs stock comparison, lol.

EarthDog · Mar 9, 2015

It wasn't?

980 Kingpin is $800. Titan will easily be >$1000

The 980 Classified is an aftermarket card with tons of modifications and the Titan didn't make it to AIBs... what did I miss?

I'm betting the 980ti will come out around $800 and the Titan X will be $1000. Which will cause the aftermarket/AIB 980/970 to drop in price a bit to 'make room'.

Bishoff · Mar 9, 2015

I hope they do drop prices on 970/980. Lets revisit this thread when prices are announced

EarthDog · Mar 10, 2015

Some Titan X performance numbers and their prediction on pricing ($999).

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-...erformance-uplift-gtx-980-234way-sli-results/

Janus67 · Mar 10, 2015

Pretty damn incredible performance for a single GPU, and the SLI scaling is excellent

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