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Nvidia Titan X announced at GDC

Nvidia has announced the Titan X graphics card at the Game Developers Conference today. Nvidia CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang made a surprise appearance at one of the presentations, showing off the company's most advanced single graphics card yet, with 12GB of VRAM and eight billion transistors on board.

The company just posted the following image to its GeForce Twitter account…

Titan X

The Titan X ditches the old silver cooler for a new black one. According to Nvidia, this is “the most advanced GPU ever”.

So far, not much else is known about the Maxwell based Titan, a price and release date have yet to be announced and we don't have any further clues to performance. However, further details are due to come at a GTC event put on by Nvidia. The card will apparently be releasing fairly soon as well.

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KitGuru Says: The Titan X showing up at GDC was quite the surprise, Nvidia does appear to be teasing us though as not much else was revealed. Any guesses on price and performance?

Via: PC Perspective

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13 comments

  1. Well, knowing Nvidia it’ll probably be the old ‘take what you think is reasonable and then double it’ pricing. Still likely to be a beast of a card though.

  2. Robert Lee Dunn SR

    I think this card would cost over 3000$

  3. I think it will cost around ~1000$

  4. They didn’t want to get ahead of themselves. After all, they needed to make sure 12GB was 12GB

  5. They probably mean 8 GB and then 4GB of crap VRAM no? 😉

  6. I’ll place my bet at at least £2500 for EVGA’s model, as the Titan Z is £2000.

  7. Jonathan Pietersen

    So what, is that’s gonna cost thousands of many notes, typical Nvidia, gonna pay huge cash for it!!!!

  8. I think £2500 is WAY too high. The Titan Z is a dual GPU, that’s why it’s so expensive.
    The old Titan and the Titan Black were both $1000 when they were released. The Titan Z was $3000 when it was released, but they quickly realised, that it was too expensive. My bet is, that they won’t give it such a high price. $1500 or £1000 would be reasonable (in Nvidia’s mind). It would surprise me if it ended higher than $2000 or £1500.

  9. I think $3000 is WAY too high. The Titan Z is a dual GPU, that’s why it’s so expensive.
    The old Titan and the Titan Black were both $1000 when they were released. The Titan Z was $3000 when it was released, but they quickly realised, that it was too expensive. My bet is, that they won’t give it such a high price. $1500 or £1000 would be reasonable (in Nvidia’s mind). It would surprise me if it ended higher than $2000 or £1500.

  10. More than likely they are lying about this one just like the GTX 970.
    I paid over 300.00 for that piece of garbage and they lied through their teeth about its performance.

  11. Performance: High
    Price: Higher

  12. That joke is so unoriginal at this point that it counts more strongly against you than it does Nvdia itself. You can feel bad now.

  13. You say at this point but this comment is two weeks old… -.-‘ and yes I know it was a bit overkill and I have an 970 and am perfectly satisfied with its performance. I have nothing against nvidia I was just being with the times…