NVIDIA Announces GeForce GTX Titan, The Fastest GPU in the World

[Prima.Vera]

Originally Posted by Jizzler

Nice.

Now a lot of these threads are mentioning 3-way SLI, is that because that's how many are needed to exceed two GTX690 or is there a real limit? I hate to be limited to only 3. When you have that many, might as well go with 4.

You serious?? Half of games I know have problems running not on 4 but even on 3 cards...

[Animalpak]

Originally Posted by Prima.Vera

You serious?? Half of games I know have problems running not on 4 but even on 3 cards...

I think he will use them for benchmarks, because for games is the gold of overkills.

[T4C Fantasy]

http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/ue35v/

note that the titan has its own beta drivers that are not public yet 314.09 Beta

[Recus]

Originally Posted by T4C Fantasy

nope NVidia wont allow a shroud change unless liquid cooled for the 690 or titan, they will get in trouble

In the first batch, only ASUS and EVGA will launch the GeForce GTX Titan. This will be followed by Colorful, Gainward, Galaxy, Gigabyte, Inno3D, MSI and Palit with more models to come. NVIDIA did not forbid modifying the cards, meaning, manufactures are free to introduce custom models, maybe even with custom cooling.

http://videocardz.com/39721/nvidia-g...titan-released

[Jizzler]

Originally Posted by Prima.Vera

You serious?? Half of games I know have problems running not on 4 but even on 3 cards...

Sure. Because half is not all, not even when I convert to metric.

In the first batch, only ASUS and EVGA will launch the GeForce GTX Titan. This will be followed by Colorful, Gainward, Galaxy, Gigabyte, Inno3D, MSI and Palit with more models to come. NVIDIA did not forbid modifying the cards, meaning, manufactures are free to introduce custom models, maybe even with custom cooling.

That's nice. Maybe we can get quad DP models for triple 4K Surround Mode.

[Max Mojo]

Nearly 1000$ and no backplate included. This is beggarly. And what a cheap packaging.
Obviously there's not a single woman working in the company ...

Watch Linustech on youtube

[zolizoli]

If i want to pay 1000 euro (cause that much it gonna cost in EU) for a SUPER magnesium cased AWESOME design than ill buy jewelry and not a GPU with just a minor performance boost over last gen.
I would say NVIDIA give us instead a naked ugly PCB with astronomical performance and not
a nice looking box with astronomical price (they even advertising it like it would be a frakin superstar assuming that all the people brainwashed enough trough the media to buy it)

They even invented SLI so customers will not be limited to buy just 1 card per PC so keep the price lower and more sales will occure.
The only reason i dont want to switch to AMD is cause they drivers allways full of BUG.

[phanbuey]

i wonder why when it has so many more shaders than the 680 that it is only rumored to be 30% faster?

also that price is just stupid.

[Abate]

Originally Posted by Seyumi

You're right. It's aimed at people who need to spend $4000 on GPUs on their $8000 computer system to play their console port games that look 10% better than on a $250 Xbox 360.

That's their problem and money..
Why are you caring???
Makes no sense at all..

[Abate]

Originally Posted by Prima.Vera

Agree. This card should have cost ~700-750$ not more. Good luck with that. I think there will be A LOT of sucker to buy this.

If you can't afford to buy it.. Juzt don't buy it. It's as simple as that..
How can you bash the others, who will buy this?
It's a weird world after all.. My Goodness!

[Slizzo]

Not paying $1k for the card. Waiting continues...

[yogurt_21]

remember when AMD came out and said that the GTX 280 would be Nvidia's last monolithic gpu due to market shifts?

We didn't believe them of course, but its funny to see nvidia sticking like a dinosaur to the old way of thinking many years later.

Don't get me wrong I love these kind of cards, they simply don't sell well at all. I really can't see what nvidia was thinking here. The 600 series made so much more sense.

[Max Mojo]

Besides: what puzzles me is the max temp of 95°C. On the other hand nvidia advertises Titan has to be runned cool as possible for maximum performance. Otherwise the card is not running in Turbo mode and is clocking down. This is weird.

[MxPhenom 216]

Originally Posted by Max Mojo

Besides: what puzzles me is the max temp of 95°C. On the other hand nvidia advertises Titan to be runned cool for maximum performance. This is weird.

Where has there been any benchmarks of how hot this GPU runs? Im pretty sure the max temp of 95c your talking about its the max safe temperature to run it at.

[Max Mojo]

Just quoting the figures. Benchmarks are not allowed until 21th. But this is still controversary in my view. My 680s never reached that max temp. But maybe you're right. Have to wait for benchies.

[Fluffmeister]

Originally Posted by Max Mojo

Just quoting the figures. Benchmarks are not allowed until 21th. But this is still controversary in my view. My 680s never reached that max temp. But maybe you're right. Have to wait for benchies.

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages...erence,10.html

[MxPhenom 216]

Originally Posted by Fluffmeister

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages...erence,10.html

yeah. Only hits about 80c in that(680 topped at 79c), and probably lower. My 680 never hit 70c which is the threshold till it starts to drop clocks in like 13mhz increments till temps are below 70c.

[theoneandonlymrk]

Originally Posted by Slizzo

Not paying $1k for the card. Waiting continues...

I cant either , my rod neads an exhaust more.
.... and ive not yet won the lotto.
I do find it aggravating that in the same speal Nv say
Finally there is a single gpu that can play any game at any res then a few lines later say combine 3x in sli to play at high res' s smooth ass wtf does one do then, contradiction mm
Clarifies amds press release yesterday for me tho, more a hey rem us guys thing.

How do both companies allways manage a slight press spoiler each release, they both need to tune some moles in.
Damn fat fingers.dam pone

[Max Mojo]

Temps and noise levels are nearly equal. My 680 is running 32°C idle and about 76°C at load.

[Max Mojo]

Originally Posted by MxPhenom 216

yeah. Only hits about 80c in that(680 topped at 79c), and probably lower. My 680 never hit 70c which is the threshold till it starts to drop clocks in like 13mhz increments till temps are below 70c.

If you use EVGA precision you can manage the clocks not to clock down at all.

[natr0n]

"Hmm I wonder if I can afford this... It says I need 3 hmm... strolls to vault for a spare brick of gold."

[LAN_deRf_HA]

The 1.1ghz overclock is impressive.

[syeef]

I think they are releasing it just so they can claim: "The Fastest GPU in the World" and to beat AMD 7970 which was making their GTX 680 look bad.

[Xzibit]

Originally Posted by syeef

I think they are releasing it just so they can claim: "The Fastest GPU in the World" and to beat AMD 7970 which was making their GTX 680 look bad.

I'm sure that the slow down in PC sector helped aswell to make that decision. Orders for Tesla werent as expected and they had a lot of inventory to re-allocate due to various other reasons.

S/A article back in Oct 2012

[MxPhenom 216]

Originally Posted by Max Mojo

If you use EVGA precision you can manage the clocks not to clock down at all.

How so, because I run Precision X.

The downlocking is on BIOS side im pretty sure. So unless you edit BIOS, Precision can't do anything.