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NVIDIA to release GeForce Titan

The real questions is:

Buy the Titan, or wait for the 700 series?

Didn't they say at the end of March they are going to be released?
 
Sounds like Galaxy is going to launch a cheaper Titan with no Boost

http://wccftech.com/galaxy-launch-geforce-gtx-titan-boost-reference-clocked-875-mhz/

Top Gear Top Tip: AVOID. ( Okay maybe not but I will :P )

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Sethos said:
And don't expect them to be much faster than the Titan, if they are going to be faster at all.
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An ideal scenario would be if the 780 was slightly below a Titan performance-wise, with half the price tag. I can't fathom any 7xx series single chip/gpu card being faster than a Titan.
 
michaelius said:
Avoid ?

Boost is for casuals, real men use Afterburner :D
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Except this is boost 2.0 which also has voltage regulation, which is nice to keep dynamically on top of the heat. Any idiot can overclock, it's nice to know the card itself can take some measures to keep cool.
 
Sethos said:
Except this is boost 2.0 which also has voltage regulation, which is nice to keep dynamically on top of the heat.
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I can't bring myself to be excited, or worse; charged for, something we used to have anyway.
Corky said:
An ideal scenario would be if the 780 was slightly below a Titan performance-wise, with half the price tag. I can't fathom any 7xx series single chip/gpu card being faster than a Titan.
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I think there is a good chance of that happening, but with a new Titan being released with all the SMX active (2880 cores).
 
Terbinator said:
I can't bring myself to be excited, or worse; charged for, something we used to have anyway.
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Which card had that included in its boost? Cards just regulate their voltage based on load - Idle, avg. Max. This is included in the boost sequence of Idle, avg. Max and then a new range when boosting, to effectively overvolt during a boost.
 
Sethos said:
Which card had that included in its boost? Cards just regulate their voltage based on load - Idle, avg. Max. This is included in the boost sequence of Idle, avg. Max and then a new range when boosting, to effectively overvolt during a boost.
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I meant pre - 6xx. Some 680 EVGA ones and the Lightnings had it officially nerfed too.
 
So, according to some sources we should see something happening in about 1.5 Hours - Whether it be NDA lifted along with the release or something else, I don't know.

Hope it's true.
 
Sethos said:
Sure but I was thinking the initial rush, the notion of them going sold out in no time might be greatly exaggerated. We'll see!
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Not to burst your bubble, but at least with the 680s - they were sold out within an hour and only restocked in trickles for weeks to come (read: you camp F5 on your favorite sites ALL week - annoying)...so it's best to get them at initial launch, if possible...unless you're OK with waiting a month or so.

The ARES II is definitely not comparable to a 680 or Titan just because it is watercooled and has an insane price in comparison to anything else out (i.e. an ARES II is really just two 7970s yet it's about $300+ more than buying two 7970s!). Nevermind the lack of hype/marketing versus Titan.
 
sk3tch said:
Not to burst your bubble, but at least with the 680s - they were sold out within an hour and only restocked in trickles for weeks to come (read: you camp F5 on your favorite sites ALL week - annoying)...so it's best to get them at initial launch, if possible...unless you're OK with waiting a month or so.

The ARES II is definitely not comparable to a 680 or Titan just because it is watercooled and has an insane price in comparison to anything else out (i.e. an ARES II is really just two 7970s yet it's about $300+ more than buying two 7970s!). Nevermind the lack of hype/marketing versus Titan.
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You certainly can't compare a 680 to the Titan either, price difference is huge and one is a complete mainstream card whilst the other targets a niche market. The Titan is much, much closer to the ARES than the 680 is to the Titan.

In any case it's all just baseless speculation, could go either way - I just want one :)
 
Sethos said:
Except this is boost 2.0 which also has voltage regulation, which is nice to keep dynamically on top of the heat. Any idiot can overclock, it's nice to know the card itself can take some measures to keep cool.
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That boost is 40 Mhz - how pathetic would card have to be to not overclock into same speed at stock voltage ?
 
Sethos said:
You certainly can't compare a 680 to the Titan either, price difference is huge and one is a complete mainstream card whilst the other targets a niche market. The Titan is much, much closer to the ARES than the 680 is to the Titan.
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If you say so. They perform about 30% better (based on rumors) which is similar to the 580 -> 680 jump. Yeah, it's not called the "780" - but I think NVIDIA's just being smart and keeping the yearly update going for enthusiasts. Q4 is a long wait.

This makes more sense as to why it may not be as limited as previously thought:

"Looks like Titan won't be as limited as rumors thought. ASUS and EVGA won't be the only companies releasing it. Makes more sense, don't want to piss off the others."

Source.
 
sk3tch said:
"Looks like Titan won't be as limited as rumors thought. ASUS and EVGA won't be the only companies releasing it. Makes more sense, don't want to piss off the others."

Source.
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The hell kinda source is that :P And I already posted Galaxy is also now releasing the card. Still doesn't say much about how limited they are.
 
sk3tch said:
Haha. NDA is on man...take what you can get.
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Very true, in any case I just want as many Titans on the market as possible because that means a bigger chance of me snatching a couple. If the 690 is anything to go by, you should easily push these puppies past 1000 on the core as well with stock cooling.

EDIT: Clean pictures

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OCUK guy updated;

Hi there

Right time now I can speak!

Titan is GK110.
It has 2668 Cores.
6GB of GDDR5 RAM.
Cost to customer with VAT shall be £830-£900 depending on availability.

In short the specs floating about are correct and the pricing I've just put above.

We have Asus, Gigabyte and EVGA on the way.

Pre-orders shall be available on website 2pm Thursday
 
$1000 USD means I'm passing on this :(

http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/foru...ia-geforce-gtx-titan-gk110-s-opening-act.html
In terms of availability and pricing, it’s a somewhat mixed bag. An SRP of $999 puts TITAN well beyond the reach of most gamers and enthusiasts, but this isn’t a limited edition card which will only have a production run of 1,000 (we’re looking at you ARES II) so availability should be similar to that of the GTX 690. Just don’t cross your fingers hoping that every retailer will receive stock. While EVGA and ASUS are both supporting this launch in North America, TITAN will likely only be offered through primary retail channels like Newegg, Amazon and NCIX.
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Also:

In addition, don’t expect the same support from every board partner since NVIDIA hasn’t made the inclusion of voltage control mandatory, nor is the 1.2V maximum set in stone. Some manufacturers may simply decide to forego the inclusion of voltage modifiers within their VBIOS, eliminating this feature altogether. So do your research before jumping onto the bandwagon of a particular GTX TITAN model because true voltage control may be a rarity.
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I'm sure the cards with voltage control will come with a premium.

Two 680s is still a much better deal for me at least (single 60hz 1080p monitor).
 
Sethos said:
OCUK guy updated;

Hi there

Right time now I can speak!

Titan is GK110.
It has 2668 Cores.
6GB of GDDR5 RAM.
Cost to customer with VAT shall be £830-£900 depending on availability.

In short the specs floating about are correct and the pricing I've just put above.

We have Asus, Gigabyte and EVGA on the way.

Pre-orders shall be available on website 2pm Thursday
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£900?!!!!

$1000~£644 + 20% vat = £773
 
Some of these places have had the card running almost 1200MHz on the core, sounds like there's a ton of headroom.

Oh and by the sounds of the reactions in the thread, not many people are going to get one :P ?
 
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