adamantypants
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$999 for a gaming card.
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But where is the 980Ti .
Yeah thats not going to happen.So same price as the original Titan? Should translate to £830 then.Sold.
What? No double precision? I'm sorry but that is a deal breaker!
What is single/double preshizm?
So how are people going to justify the price on this one when it can't act as a quadro alternative like the previous titan.
Yeah thats not going to happen.
For research that is pretty cheap. Compare that to Quadro cards which are insanely expensive, but meant for workstations. Gaming wise, you have to be a bit hardcore, but a surprising amount of people did it for the Titan and Titan Z
What else did you expect? 200$ card?
TITAN = enthusiast series.
So how are people going to justify the price on this one when it can't act as a quadro alternative like the previous titan.
So how are people going to justify the price on this one when it can't act as a quadro alternative like the previous titan.
What else did you expect? 200$ card?
TITAN = enthusiast series.
If you're still watching, http://new.livestream.com/nvidia/GTC15 is a better livestream link.
If you're still watching, http://new.livestream.com/nvidia/GTC15 is a better livestream link.
What else did you expect? 200$ card?
TITAN = enthusiast series.
Same way I did with the original Titans. The current fastest gaming card, and hopefully, enough memory to not worry until my next cards.
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Titans are even almost a step above enthusiast; like I shit money and wipe with more money.
I forgot how the Titan always tried to straddle the line between enthusiast gamer and workstation PC GPU. Who is this market they keep going after?
TITAN X embargo drops at midday PST, FYI. Reviews, purchasing, benchmarking, and drivers all available then.
Only insane gamers decided that it was worth the premium over traditional geforce cards.
TITAN X embargo drops at midday PST, FYI. Reviews, purchasing, benchmarking, and drivers all available then.
What time is "midday"
double precision has larger mantissa, which means more value numbers. For example say you wanted to model the entire solar system and the objects in it using single precision floating point. well with 6 value numbers you are always going to have precision issues since the distances are way to large, no matter what unit you choose to work in. With double floats you'd have enough precision to model it down to the millimeter. It's mostly important in scientific computing and some cad stuff I guess.
TITAN X embargo drops at midday PST, FYI. Reviews, purchasing, benchmarking, and drivers all available then.
TITAN X embargo drops at midday PST, FYI. Reviews, purchasing, benchmarking, and drivers all available then.
The Titan was the fastest card at release. The 780ti came 9 months later. Any video card will be out perform with something later.Älg;156299776 said:The Titan wasn't even very fast. There was literally no reason to buy it unless you were a researcher or had some other reason to need a cheap Quadro alternative.
Hell, the Titan was actually slower than the 780ti, even though it was like twice the price.
Älg;156299242 said:Looking at the benchmarks that someone posted on the last page you get almost a perfect 1:1 performance-to-price increase over the 980. I guess the Titan is finally an actual gaming card.
TITAN X embargo drops at midday PST, FYI. Reviews, purchasing, benchmarking, and drivers all available then.
Nope.Was Musk already on