Should have added a sarcasticto it there, no butt hurt.
I like to jab. Can be a failing on message boards.
Oh sorry, I suck at detecting sarcasm and irony on message boards.
I'm off to the SLI campaign bus to plan my next move.
NVIDIA to release GeForce Titan
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Oh sorry, I suck at detecting sarcasm and irony on message boards.
I'm off to the SLI campaign bus to plan my next move.
Does this campaign include free hand outs to the poor? Especially those in Sweden? Drop by why don't ya, I'm sure you could grab a few voters here and there.
I... I'm going to have to kill you for using a picture with the word 'moniter' in it, I'm sorry I wish there was another way.
Is that warmth generated by his cards overheating?
Sorry, no bums Corky. This campaign is entirely focused on the loaded segment with more sense than money.
Fucking Google images!
LumpOfCole
Member
My GTX 480 hugs me really really hard, especially in the summer.
GTX 480? Jesus, that thing is probably older than I am.
metareferential
Member
Don't you dare talking like that to a 480.
Post of the week. 10/10The 480? I heard about that, saw something on National Geographic the other day - They apparently dug two of them up.
Low? From which future do you hail mr space man?
Danny Dudekisser
I paid good money for this Dynex!
It's right there on the box! 'Delivers more' what else do you need?
Little did I know that RAGE and FURY were just two of the things I would feel when I finally bought an ATI card.
Well, at least that card comes with Heavy Gear 2.
I've been found out!
The 480? I heard about that, saw something on National Geographic the other day - They apparently dug two of them up.
LOL, 11/10
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
At this rate, I may wait on anything for a year and see how prices are. I want to SLI at least 2 of these or something close. Even if it's a 7xx line GPU that isn't quite as powerful. My only worry is my 850w PSU being sufficient to power 2 GPU's that are power hungry.
Yeah, $1,000 would be my limit. I'm pretty sure I'm not getting one regardless at this point (even if it was $899). But I would absolutely not bite at $1,000 even if I had the opportunity.
I'm happy enough with the 680 SLI setup, that I really would have to get two Titans to really feel it was worth getting (unless it turns out, a single Titan trumps the 680 SLI in performance. Obviously we don't have any tests or data yet).
Even if that ends up being the case, I still can't complain about my setup. At all. And I'm still thinking that even if the Titan ends up being superior, I don't think it will be leaps and bounds better. Still, I won't lie - I'll be jealous of those that get their hands on one. I'm a sucker for new GPU releases. I'll be following this release closely regardless, to see how it performs etc.
For sure. It will be an epic upgrade in performance.
Some people buy 50 year old cars just to store in a garage.
Everyone has a right to a hobby and building high-end PC's is in fact a very cheap one compared to a lot of stuff.
Point being....what's the point? I just don't see why they created these "Titans".
Because there's a market for it. How hard is it to understand? It'll be the fastest single-GPU card available and by a good margin if the rumored benchmarks are true, people are willing to pay good money for that. Plus it has a lot of other benefits for some people.
Well I'm getting two of these bad boys. That must make me a... Super freak. *que Rick James*
Except... I'm not spending all of my money. Just a very small fraction of it.
The Janitor
Member
Cause there are games out there that even the 680 can't max at 60 fps, unless you go multiGPU. But this is one card with the power to max out pretty much anything.
Those who want to play Crysis 3 and be able to turn every option to the highest setting and maintain 60fps 100% of the time. I will settle for several options turned down a notch and wait for the next generation of cards after they properly settle in with whatever the consoles have up their sleeve.
You are young and probably have never had a real job I'd bet.
These chips be thrown away anyway. Why not try to make money with them?
SapientWolf
Trucker Sexologist
They fulfilled their Titan supercomputer contract and they presumably have K20X chips lying around that they feel would make more money being marketed as ultra high end gaming video cards than as Tesla cards. They were sandbagging because AMD had nothing that could compete with that part.
They may also be expecting more revenue from renewed interest in the Geforce brand as a whole rather than from direct sales of the Titan. Mid range cards are the reliable moneymakers, not the ~$1000 SKUs.
The 50 year old car will be worth the same or even more in 5 years. This video card will be $15 on eBay.
Not saying a hobby should be an investment, but they don't necessarily compare.
Probably expecting someone to hit his location to steal that Titan. High demand merchandise and what not.
I'm going to shank those motherfuckers and steal their cards.
Edit: I'll shank you too Sethos, back off.
