NVIDIA has introduced the new GeForce GTX TITAN, powered by the fastest GPU on the planet and designed to unleash the world's fastest gaming PCs including personal gaming supercomputers and svelte, quiet, small form-factor PCs. In related news, PC Perspective has posted a preview of the upcoming GeForce GTX TITAN from NVIDIA. This preview features no benchmarks or performance numbers but there is still some pretty good info here.
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djnforce9
(02:13 PM CET - Feb,20 2013 )
Looks like a souped up GTX680 which is really cool. However, I wonder if it introduces any new capabilities or whether it just does everything faster than ever before.
Either way, it would be wicked for 3D Vision since you'd have so much extra horsepower.
psolord
(08:50 PM CET - Feb,20 2013 )
1000 euros lol!
Well it's back to AMD for me.
gx-x
(11:29 PM CET - Feb,20 2013 )
psolord> 1000 euros lol!
Well it's back to AMD for me.
You don't have to buy it, it's not like it's the only available card from nVidia...I am quite happy with 560Ti 2GB playing games in 2560x1440...
Returned both to amazon, no questions asked. Bought a Nvidia Geforce 660ti absolutely zero problems with games and no hardware issues.
Amd have seriously cut corners to churn these cards out!
Check the thread out above.
gx-x
(12:36 PM CET - Feb,21 2013 )
it's not about that at all. It's about him sounding like the Titan is only nVidia card on market and he'll go amd bcs he won't spend 1000$.
1000$ is premium price for premium card. Fastest single gpu card on the market, twice as fast as any other single gpu card. It has a price - 1 large.
Sabot
(01:21 PM CET - Feb,21 2013 )
I know what you said, and its pretty obvious that there is more than one Nvidia card, so if your spending 1000 on a card I would rather it was built on quality-my point.
gx-x
(02:02 PM CET - Feb,21 2013 )
Stumpus> I know what you said, and its pretty obvious that there is more than one Nvidia card, so if your spending 1000 on a card I would rather it was built on quality-my point.
true that. Then again, I cannot even imagine amd making a 1000$ card. Every product they made, performance aside, was plastic-fantastic...
PS. nVidia forbid partners from changing the the base design on Titan. No one can make it plastic-fantastic. Kudos to green team.
Baconnaise
(04:31 PM CET - Feb,21 2013 )
The markup has to be like 95% on that card lol. Figure around 30% at least for the big volume cards that most people buy christ. Looks awesome though.
Stumpus is right about the amd cards in many cases. You're going to have issues in many games. Quality wise I think they're both about the same. I just had a gtx465 in my wife's machine die and it was a couple years old. Pulled the card out and it was clean as a whistle (filters on my fans for easy cleanings). Heat wasn't a problem as well. I've had issues with the cards dying from nvidia within five years where as the ati/amd keep going but the drivers or game issues make it just as bad or pointless. I still have my old ati aiw radeon in a bin (agp).
My luck so far for nvidia based cards from evga asus and msi aren't great imo. I really liked evga but I'm not sure nowadays. Maybe I'm not being realistic on life expectancy here? These machines are kept in 76 degree rooms all year long or colder plus are cleaned regularly. No overclocks on most machines either. Anyhoo I've had issues with both brands and they're game breakers plenty of the time.
gx-x
(05:13 PM CET - Feb,21 2013 )
markup is not 95%, yields are low and that gpu is huge 250W monster. GK110 was available before in form of Telsa card but you couldn't use it for gaming and price was was over 5000$ so...What we have here is fully fledged gtx680 like everyone expected back then but instead GK104 was used as the yields were excellent and quite frankly, amd had shit on it.
GK110:
GK104:
as you can see, it's a "new" gpu, not just a gimmick with shaders and memory.
GK 110 is 384bit and comes with array of 6GB VRAM.
reviews are out.
now, I would never give 1000$ for a gpu but I Am sure lines of people are already forming as we speak....
Baconnaise
(05:17 PM CET - Feb,22 2013 )
I'm sure people are itching to nab it GX. I myself was on a waiting list for the new 7800512mb cards two of them back when they were announced. Traded in my 256mb gtxs for them and boy did they cost a pretty penny. The two 8800gtxs weren't cheap either. Those were the breaking point for my wife though. Now I'm a little more frugal and stick with mid range cards every now and then.
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