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FRONTPAGE NVIDIA Announces Titan RTX: Business Up Front, Party in Back!
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Nice! Do you get to review one? I'm trying to imagine a guy in Taiwan shipping out $2500 VGAs for people to beat up and criticize. LOL
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I'm trying to imagine only getting a dozen or so.....wait, uh, I mean sharing one with 10 of my closest friends.
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There's an idea, ED. You could lease review samples on a monthly, rotating basis for OCF members. Where do I sign up? 
NOt sure. I have reached out to NVIDIA, but, we don't really have the proper testing for it... It would just be games... which, this isn't really for gamers (but it can be used without worry as its on the Geforce driver stack).
I would be upset too if it was cheaper than the previous generation Titan (Titan V - $3K) and performed better (outside of Double Precision) than it. Though DP is just borked here, but as I am reading, it doesn't seem that much will utilize it in the prosumer space (some physics calcs etc...) and those that can, are likely enterprise and better served with Quadros and their support anyway.
The tensor and RT cores just take things to a different level and have affected pricing. That and nothing in the high-end space from AMD
The tensor and RT cores just take things to a different level and have affected pricing. That and nothing in the high-end space from AMD
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I hope AMD is able to step to the plate this round of GPUs, particularly in the high-end landscape. I currently can't justify purchasing a 2080Ti as there are no other comparisons from AMD and they are sure to be releasing new products with in the next year and with the benefit of already knowing what the competition has to bring to the table for probably the next 2+ years. The RTX Titan's existence does make me laugh a little, as many claimed the 2080Ti's high price was due to it replacing the Titan series cards this round.
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