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Jensen Wang said a year ago that the TITAN-z was the most advanced gpu they ever built and then it got trounced by the under-dog 295X2.
Every new flagship GPU ever has been the most advanced GPU the company's made at that time. It'd be a bit of a failure if it was beaten by old hardwareOriginally Posted by canopus72
Humm probably unlikely, but I wonder if this could be a dual core card.
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From a personal perspective - I like the idea of titan x for use with gpu 3D rendering, that 12GB of memory would likely last me for years. I'm not so keen on the rumoured $1300 pricing, especially with the usual 1:1 currency conversion.
So I suppose you can call me curious, I could likely manage with an 8GB card so if they bring out a '980ti' with 8GB that might be a better option price wise, hell I'd likely be able to get 2 for the price of one titan x, just a shame gpu rendering doesn't 'total' up the gpu memory.
Technically the 295X2 isn't 'a' GPU (singular), it's two GPU's on one card.
So was the titan zTechnically the 295X2 isn't 'a' GPU (singular), it's two GPU's on one card.
kalniel (05-03-2015)
Opps sorry, when i read the words "it got trounced by the under-dog 295X2" i must have missed that he/she was talking about the z version of the Titan as i thought the dual GPU cards were fairly evenly matched.
Neither is the Titan Z which was also a dual card. Only the 'Black' and this new Titan 'X' are single GPUs.Technically the 295X2 isn't 'a' GPU (singular), it's two GPU's on one card.
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