News - Nvidia lets loose GeForce GTX Titan Black

[HEXUS]

Now back at the top of the GeForce product stack.

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[ChuckyDB]

I'm throwing money at the screen and nothing's happening…
Ho... I'm just not throwing enough...

[flufflogic]

TBH, looking at that table it's an awful waste of money. $450 extra for .06 GFLOPS a watt?

[LSG501]

TBH, looking at that table it's an awful waste of money. $450 extra for .06 GFLOPS a watt?

not if you need double floating point precision, this is essentially a cut price tesla which would cost like £5000 or more.... it's not really targeting gamers in the strictest sense.

For me this card is 'perfect' as it's performance in the programs I use would benefit from it more than if I bought say a 780ti, the radeon wouldn't even work because the programs I use only use nvidia cuda....

[VijaySathyan]

Thats right another $1000 card. I guess it will the Rolls Royce of GPU's.

[miniyazz]

Article says 1/8 GFLOPS DP vs SP for the Titan. Table say 1/4. What gives?

[Mr. Fishface]

Article says 1/8 GFLOPS DP vs SP for the Titan. Table say 1/4. What gives?

The article says 1/8 for Titan (not Titan Black). For Titan Black it's 1/4

[LSG501]

The article says 1/8 for Titan (not Titan Black). For Titan Black it's 1/4

makes no difference, the scale difference would be linear between the titan and the titan black, same architecture just more cores enabled, they're both 1/4 according to table numbers.

[mtyson]

[Jake12321]

So expensive considering i could just buy a $500 dollar graphics card that will run games on Ultra, it justs seems like Nvidia want to make graphics cards that are very future proof and I should hope so for the price that it is!