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And the 24GB 'T-Rex' features; 4608 CUDA cores, 576 Tensor Cores, and 72 RT cores.
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And the 24GB 'T-Rex' features; 4608 CUDA cores, 576 Tensor Cores, and 72 RT cores.
It's a Quadro RTX6000 with an artificial lockout so it can't be used in datacentres and other specific workloads.
Call it what it is Mark, don't give Nvidia any more space and lip service than is necessary.
Article title should have been "Nvidia release Consumer orientated Quadro RTX6000". Because the specs are pretty much exactly the same, the lockout is the only reason why owners of the Quadro RTX6000 aren't foaming at the mouth.
No RGB?
Don' wannit....
https://www.anandtech.com/show/13668/nvidia-unveils-rtx-titan-2500-top-turing
PhysX opensourced too from a quick look on Twitter.
$2,499 Nvidia Titan RTX: for consumers that go full retard!
Ooooh, shiny!
To be fair, THIS is what Turing is about, not the gaming stuff. This is where the money is.
And it's probably going to be pretty impressive.
Isn't it a bit late for that? Consigned to the garbage bucket of history along with active glasses 3D monitors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terbinator
I wonder if those RTX tensor units could be bent to do physx...
so at a guess 10% perf gain for double the price of a 2080Ti. I can see how they thought the 20 series was well priced now
how will those tensor and RT cores help 3DSmax/ Blender etc?
Unless you are doing deep learning with a 20GB data set. OFC if you have a 30GB data set, back to square one as it won't fit again :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MLyons
They won't. I still think the tensor cores should be on their own card.Quote:
Originally Posted by lumireleon
https://memegenerator.net/img/instances/35751255.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by GinoLatino
I agree entirely, it should have been an add in card that was optional to purchase and could have worked with pascal and possibly other generations, however there are all the aditional costs behind that (another however to that point would be that nVidia would have been able to get more develpers, small film production companies, in their pocket)Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
The only thing the RTX series does is open up a new generation of computer gaming that utilises the RTX hardware.
But can it run Crysis?
Just buy it!
I already pre-ordered 2 of them. But can they work together in a SLI???Quote:
Originally Posted by darcotech
Oh you did too.
I pre-ordered 4 for 4k resolution in my favorite games (Solitaire DXR version, Mines (Ultra DXR Limited edition). Also they say it good for Photoshop RTX plug-ins (adding Sun in your eyes etc...)
Worth every penny or whatever is coming out of that plastic thing called card.
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Originally Posted by John_AmstradI already pre-ordered 2 of them. But can they work together in a SLI???Quote:
Originally Posted by darcotech
If true then that's one good thing in the last decade coming from nvidia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terbinator
You mean like PhysX and Hairworks?
Backplate design looks very nice, so we might see 20 billion transistor chip in 2019?