NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan Arrives

2013/02/19 JeGX

NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan

NVIDIA officially publishes information about the GeForce GTX Titan, its new flagship graphics card based on the GK110 GPU with non less than 7.1 billion transistors!

The official homepage can be found HERE.

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The first reviews should be available on next Thursday.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan

NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan specs

With Titan, NVIDIA introduces GPU Boost 2.0: higher clock speeds (boost clock, power target), overvoltaging, higher max GPU temperature (temperature target)

NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan, GPU Boost 2.0

13 thoughts on “NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan Arrives”

Psolord 2013/02/19 at 21:05

Let’s hope the rumored 900 price tag is false, otherwise this card will hold no interest for me at least. Sure some will buy it.

bakso 2013/02/19 at 23:29

the 900 price tag is indeed false, it is 1000 price tag… lol

Gerardo Aguirre 2013/02/20 at 03:13

This card is not for gamers, is for people doing opencl/cuda stuff. Cmon is a faulty Tesla in disguise.

Y2K 2013/02/20 at 08:52

Autobots has come, so watch out!!!

😀

DrBalthar 2013/02/20 at 14:54

This one is probably going to burn a hole through your PC case. Is anyone actually believing the 250W TDP?

Vojtech 2013/02/20 at 15:17

re DrBalthar

I do belive in 250W TDP.

Psolord 2013/02/20 at 20:31

@Bakso lol

Actually I meant 900 euros but still it’s 800+VAT, which means close to 1000 euros anyway.

I am off to a Gigabyte 7950 WF3 solution.Back to AMD I guess.

NV 2013/02/21 at 13:23

http://www.nvidia.com/object/win8-win7-winvista-32bit-314.09-whql-driver.html

Launch driver for GTX TITAN.

NV 2013/02/21 at 13:28

http://www.nvidia.com/object/win8-win7-winvista-64bit-314.09-whql-driver.html

Linked the 32bit driver by mistake.

Kepler 2013/02/21 at 16:47

http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph6774/53402.png

Wow, you thought the GK104 was a tessellation monster, GK110 trashes it totally in tessellation performance. The true tessellation monster has arrived.

Stefan 2013/02/21 at 19:38

interesting release note from the launch driver:

“Windows Vista/Windows 7 64-bit Issues
[GeForce GTX TITAN]: Application crashes or a TDR occurs when running applications that use OpenCL. [1237211]
To work around, disable OpenCL within the application.”

DrBalthar 2013/02/25 at 14:57

@Kepler

There is no point in that. As you start tessellating to a level below one screen pixel. Unless you throw the whole common processing pipeline out and move to a REYES dice & slice type pipeline.

trimemek 2013/02/27 at 14:14

Imagine, Asus Ares III with 2 Titan GPUs and 12GB of VRAM. That’s f***ng mind blowing

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