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Step aside 1080ti... Meet TITAN Xp!
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CloudyTuba
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The next will be called Titan Vista, but I recommend waiting for Titan 7.
Vulcano's assistant
Banned
I recall a video of Linus Tech tips comparing the 5K Quadro card to the previous pascal titan X, and he had a hard time finding software where the difference in performance was noticeable. He concluded that it was a matter of really needing those 24GB of VRAM. I think of it in terms of it being a truck, the added feature is that you put bigger things inside, but it isn't going to go faster in the speedway. Faster in the end because of fewer trips, but not something you'll notice if you are not working with things that would require more trips if you didn't have the space.
jim2point0
Banned
Nope, it's actually a new card, lol
Titan Xp, 1080Ti, Titan X (Pascal), 1080
Once again the community has to call the product something else so it can actually be distinguished.
Just give up and start calling them all the NVIDIA Video Card (tm) and let the community take care of the branding for you.
You did see that I acknowledged that it's a new card, right? I knew that. Hence the "10% more performance for $500 more" comment. I was just confused about the name.
Titan XPP it is.
For a while they were going above the original MSRP used because it looked like they were discontinued. Turns out Nvidia was just getting the new ones ready
Also sold both of my Titan X Maxwells after the last announcement for $850 each so I guess they hold their values.
Software as in non-gaming software? Or rendering software?
Vulcano's assistant
Banned
Octane renderer I remember for sure, and another couple, DaVinci Resolve perhaps, maybe Premiere, maybe Nuke or After Effects, one of those.
Damn you! I wanted to make this joke.
SmokedMeat
Gamer™
So $400 gpus are lower mid range now? I need to sell a body part to afford my next upgrade at this point.
VolticArchangel
Member
So, this replaces the existing Titan X, as in that SKU is no more for sale at retail, right?
Will the Titan 7 auto update itself to a Titan 10, while you're asleep?
Will the Titan 7 auto update itself to a Titan 10, while you're asleep?
TangoAlphaLima
Member
I just got a 1080 for $420, and it's at least on the chart comparing it to to the Titan Xp, so I'd say no. Lower mid range is probably $150 to $200ish, you can still get great 1080p performance out of those GPUs.
JonnyDBrit
Member
I'm gonna call it Titan XP2 if that's alright. Because that's basically what it is.
But geez, imagine having shelled out for the Titan X Pascal last year.
But geez, imagine having shelled out for the Titan X Pascal last year.
CreepingFear
Member
We live in a world where people were talking about what a great deal a $700 card was. I was one of those people.
Edit: Titan XP Service Pack 2.
With the push for 4K I'm actually going to be surprised if it's not somewhat close to this.
blurredvision
Member
I feel like Nvidia is just trolling at this point. Release a Titan X, OK, that's fine. Release another Titan X, so people have to now start calling them Titan XM and Titan XP to tell them apart. Nvidia releases a different but officially named Titan Xp.
I like think they're all reading the internet today and laughing among themselves.
I like think they're all reading the internet today and laughing among themselves.
Ah, you were ahead of me then. I was mixed up about both.
Yeah, didn't get much mileage out of this one. 8 months.
"Lower mid range" would be a 1050 Ti.
If you that kinda money left for a GPU you probably don't give a fuck and buy this one as well. I mean that's the whole point of the Titan line. Except of course work/professional usage.
Delusibeta
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Oh, so that's why there were very obvious cuts to the 1080 Ti.
Although, frankly, the cuts were so small and the price difference between this and the 1080Ti is so large, that there's zero point for buying this Titan for gaming. Well, outside of going "look at how much I spent on my PC".
Although, frankly, the cuts were so small and the price difference between this and the 1080Ti is so large, that there's zero point for buying this Titan for gaming. Well, outside of going "look at how much I spent on my PC".
"not a gaming card" is sooooo duuuuuumb you only could say that of the very first original Titan and Titan Black which supported high performance FP64 after that Titans became de facto gaming cards.
metsallica
Member
dgrdsv
Member
Actually, both Titan Xs and this Titan XP are targeted mostly on the deep learning (inferencing) markets.
PLASTICA-MAN
Member
Why 2 Titans for same architecture? Did this replace the previous Titan X Pascal?
Yes, they no longer appear to sell the old one.
This is basically Titan Black Pascal.
ThoseDeafMutes
Member
Not to get into too much fanboy bait stuff, but it would have to be really. If PS5 was 1.8-2.5x Scorpio's power (i.e. less than this card) that would be a problem I reckon. That may push the time frame for PS5 out further than 2020, but when it does launch it would have to offer a major upgrade over PS4 Pro and Scorpio to feel "generational".
LelouchZero
Member
It wouldn't be crazy at all, it's a realistic expectation to be honest. Unless the design is heavily power and thermal constrained and the PS5 manifests it's self as a hybrid of a home console and a handheld.
In any case, I still stand by my original assertion.
I was thinking along the same lines, as I mentioned before this kind of power would be somewhere in the mid-range GPU segment by 2020. A Titan X Pascal is somewhere around 2.5-3X the PS4 Pro's GPU and 5-6x the PS4's. Honestly, having a next generation console release 6+ years later with a GPU less powerful than this would be incredibly underwhelming.
I do wonder how long this console generation will last to enable the next generation of consoles to have a "major upgrade" over the PS4 Pro and Scorpio, we may see a generation as long as the PS3 and 360 gen, or even longer thanks to the mid generation refresh.
Interesting fact - these no longer have the Geforce GTX green LED on the side:
Probably to save money.
I'm actually talking to customer support right now and people don't have a clue as to what is going on. All I'm trying to figure out is if the shroud mounts are the same as the original TITAN X (Pascal) and whether or not an Titan X (pascal) Waterblock will fit on the Titan Xp.
Horrible customer service for a premium product.
From the download drivers page:
lol
Who ever is handling NVIDIA's naming scheme is not very good at it.
FingerBang
Member
What's wrong with Nvidia? Where the flop is AMD? Why do people compare Scorpio to a GPU twice as fast (and expensive)? Who am I? What time is it?
dgrdsv
Member
It's a minor refresh of the card launched last August. There's like nothing to hype or even say.
Save money by producing a unique cooler which is different to those used on 1080Ti?
The card's name is actually "Nvidia Titan Xp". It's not a GeForce or a GTX, so them using that old cooler with GeForce GTX branding was always a bit strange.
Celcius
°Temp. member
I wish they had updated the silver text on the end of the card to say "Titan Xp" though.
Has anyone seen any reviews or benches?
Also, the way things are going I can't help but wonder if next month Nvidia will release a Ti with all cores enabled, like a 1080 Tip or something.
Has anyone seen any reviews or benches?
Also, the way things are going I can't help but wonder if next month Nvidia will release a Ti with all cores enabled, like a 1080 Tip or something.
babyghost853
Member
Fixed for accuracy.
Yes. The only thing unique about this cooler is that it's missing the light up logo and maybe mounting placement and they changed the color. It's not like they had to go back to the drawing board for it. Money saved.
I really don't care since I'd take off the piece of crap shroud and slap a water block on it anyways.
I was thinking about having one shipped here by tomorrow morning, but customer support can't answer my question about the shroud/PCB mounting points.
This seems worse than when Sony released the PSX (PS2) after years of everyone referring to PS1 consoles/games as 'PSX.' At least that was a niche, region-specific, collectible that was prone to hardware failure (warranting no need to actually refer to it by name 99% of the time). "Titan X" was already bad enough.
DemonCleaner
Member
batshit insane nvidia
dat naming
dat naming
scoobs
Member
Depends how long the PS4 gen lasts. Its taken 3 years to get something almost as powerful as a gtx 980 to get put into a console. One would think it'll be 3 more until something as powerful as a gtx 1080 makes it way in there, which isn't even remotely close to a Titan xp.