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NVIDIA to release GeForce Titan

Talamius

Member
This is extreme high-end stuff. You might not see the equivalent in the generation after Orbis and Durango.

I'm not dropping $900 on one but I can't wait to see some benchmarks.
 

Alo81

Low Poly Gynecologist
God damn it Nvidia just announce the GTX 7XX series so I know how much I'll need to save for the 770 I plan to get.
 

Sethos

Banned
900 dollars of something that will never be used to it's full potential.

But hey you can get like 600FPS in HL2 right?

Full potential? You don't use your PC a lot do you.

I can crush my 680s in no time with some downsampling, AA and cranking up the details in most games.
 

muu

Member
I'll hold out for Geforce Carbon.

900 bucks, though?! And I'm assuming folks that buy this stuff are going SLI.
 
Bad timing, and not worth it thanks to Moore's law, unless you're an extreme enthusiast.

Similar performing GPUs will be available for 1/4th the price by the time you'd actually start seeing any benefit from this.

Then again, this beast will probably drop to about 1/2 to 1/3rd its price, too.
 

Alo81

Low Poly Gynecologist
900 dollars of something that will never be used to it's full potential.

But hey you can get like 600FPS in HL2 right?

That's not true duder.

Sure, you could play every game ever at native res and get 1200FPS and be like "lol what a waste of money", or you could actually exploit the graphics card and do some really incredible things.

Dark Souls at 3240p is a magical thing, and cranking games up really leads to some amazing visuals.

Go look at downsampled Mirrors Edge shots.
 

2San

Member
Bad timing, and not worth it thanks to Moore's law, unless you're an extreme enthusiast.

Similar performing GPUs will be available for 1/4th the price by the time you'd actually start seeing any benefit from this.

Then again, this beast will probably drop to about 1/2 to 1/3rd its price, too.
It is a limited run enthusiast card. So don't see what's bad timing about it. You have direct benefit as well. With some downsampeling or multi monitor setup.
 
This isn't even close to the best technology money can buy.

For consumer grade high end pc components from big brand manufactures it is.

Obviously better hardware exists for the private and business sectors but if your a High end PC gamer your going to go with AMD or Nvidia for GFX card and the GTX 690 is the current limit.
 
Full potential? You don't use your PC a lot do you.

I can crush my 680s in no time with some downsampling, AA and cranking up the details in most games.

Also lots of enthusiasts and simmers love playing in triple screen configurations, sometimes up to 3 * 30" displays at 2560 each, niche stuff but thats exactly nVidias clientele for this card.

My guess is that they will be hard to find as not many will be produced and they will all be sold in an instant, same thing happens with all the extreme cards like this one.
 

DieH@rd

Banned
This is clearly meant to be a professional high end card.

teslagpu2.jpg


Jump from 1536 Cuda Cores in gtx680 to 2688 in titan, lower clocks for core and memory, but higher bandwith [from 256bit to 384bit].
 

dmr87

Member
The full power of Kepler, give me benchmarks asap.

My current plan is to buy another 670 in time for Crysis 3 but this has got me thinking.
 

Smokey

Member
Always funny to read responses on something like this.

This card is not aimed at you who play on 1080p screens (unless its 120hz), or anything less. You can get a 660ti and call it a day for that. I game at 2560x1600 on max settings. My setup requires that I have SLI in order to keep frames at close/at/or above 60fps. If I shut off on of my 580s, my frames dip to the 30s. This card will eliminate my need for 2 cards, cut down heat, and use less power. All while gaining performance at my resolution.

Just sayin...there are situations out there where a card like this is welcomed. Downsampling, 3D Surround, 1440p/1600p on 3 monitors etc. Benchmarking too.
 
I would hate to see your power bill with this monster.

It will use less power than most SLI setups whilst being faster than SLI'd GTX 580s and around par with GTX 670s. All this whilst being less noisy, using less power, creating less heat and best of all sidestepping all of the annoyances of multi GU setups that make them worthless anyway.
 
Everything changes if you look at things with a different perspective....

Back in the day, simmers playing Flight Sim would LAN several computers in order to play the game with more than one monitor, back then those machines where way more than $1000 each.

Now you have a GPU that can achieve the same thing using less power, less problem to setup and way better support.

Seems like a bargain.

 
SO POWERFULLL, but, why you would need it ?

And then you see the really SMALL price asked for it.

Sorry Nvidia, ill stick a little more with the 480 SLi
 

Sentenza

Member
Bad timing, and not worth it thanks to Moore's law, unless you're an extreme enthusiast.
Timing is completely irrelevant in these cases.
These aren't cards that aim to build a huge market, these top tier models are essentially flagship prototypes of technology that pave the way to their future lineups.

And yes, they are deliberately intended for enthusiasts only.
 

Smokey

Member
SO POWERFULLL, but, why you would need it ?

Sorry Nvidia, ill stick a little more with the 480 SLi

Just sayin...there are situations out there where a card like this is welcomed. Downsampling, 3D Surround, 1440p/1600p on 3 monitors etc. Benchmarking too.

.

You buy this, in 5 years it will be worthless.

If you buy 2 $200 gpu, you will be better performance by the end of the 5 years.

no

and this doesn't make sense
 
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