Bring back the 660Ti/HD7950
Two 7950s should perform better than Titan, costing way less, and consuming almost same amount of power.
Nvidia unleashes the Titan
Two 7950s should perform better than Titan, costing way less, and consuming almost same amount of power.
tkin
Back to school!!
FTS:Two 7950s should perform better than Titan, costing way less, and consuming almost same amount of power.
GK110 Steps Out: General-Purpose Compute : Benchmarking GeForce GTX Titan 6 GB: Fast, Quiet, Consistent
Suckssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Anandtech posted they are having some problem with the drivers, at this moment the compute performance sucks big. Also 6gb RAM adds to nothing, even at Eyefinity resolutions.
vickybat
I am the night...I am...
Yeah , theoretically it should not. The drivers are immature definitely. Toms also ran into problems.
tkin
Back to school!!
I hope so, cause I read Tesla compute guides and this is nowhere near one
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
Well, thats disappointing.
But in real world tests, the Nvidia cards are leading. Makes me wonder about the ATI's benchmark results.
But in real world tests, the Nvidia cards are leading. Makes me wonder about the ATI's benchmark results.
nginx
In the zone
Engineering students
What study? What exam? Where?
And I only studied for 2 weeks before exams, that's it.
You studied a LOT. I used to sit with the books only 3 days before the exam having never opened them once during the entire semester.
Well, thats disappointing.
But in real world tests, the Nvidia cards are leading. Makes me wonder about the ATI's benchmark results.
Where are getting that?
nginx
In the zone
I don't know anybody who ever studied for any internal exams.
Ok fair enough, last OT post. Hard to stop a flowing conversation though.
Well, thats disappointing.
But in real world tests, the Nvidia cards are leading. Makes me wonder about the ATI's benchmark results.
Where are getting that?
tkin
Back to school!!
Wait, on pure compute this looks interesting:
AnandTech - NVIDIA
Lets see if the drivers make any improvements, if you game only, forget Titan, if you do compute and can not shell out $3k for a Tesla, this could be interesting.
PS: This is the ultimate thing for HTPC gamers, man look at it:
*images.anandtech.com/reviews/system/FalconNW/TikiTitan/DSC_9557sm.jpg
For $3000/- only
*www.anandtech.com/show/6763/highen...tor-geforce-titan-in-falcon-northwests-tiki/4
AnandTech - NVIDIA
Lets see if the drivers make any improvements, if you game only, forget Titan, if you do compute and can not shell out $3k for a Tesla, this could be interesting.
He means on pure pefomance basis Titan is the fastest single GPU card ever, and if Far Cry 3 2560x1600p is any indication you need Titan SLI to enjoy it fully on 3 monitors, if you're a rich guy who makes 15lpa thoughWhere are getting that?
PS: This is the ultimate thing for HTPC gamers, man look at it:
*images.anandtech.com/reviews/system/FalconNW/TikiTitan/DSC_9557sm.jpg
For $3000/- only
*www.anandtech.com/show/6763/highen...tor-geforce-titan-in-falcon-northwests-tiki/4
tkin
Back to school!!
Does
come to your mind?
Let's add some spice:-
AMD working on Malta dual-chip card - 1GHz+ version of HD 7990
Lets hope this one won't require 04 power connectors.
Only this bit is important:-May be they just want to push nv to show their card first (pun intended), before releasing their own.
vickybat
I am the night...I am...
If its performance is not going to improve with new drivers soon, then nvidia are definitely morons to price this at $999.
I don't see any reason to buy this now.
GCN looks like a better architecture. It handles everything well at lower pricepoints.
GCN 2.0 should be a good practical improvement.
I don't see any reason to buy this now.
GCN looks like a better architecture. It handles everything well at lower pricepoints.
GCN 2.0 should be a good practical improvement.
tkin
Back to school!!
The same reason the 50k processors from Intel sell and for good numbers, like vertu phones(don't go that extreme).If its performance is not going to improve with new drivers soon, then nvidia are definitely morons to price this at $999.
I don't see any reason to buy this now.
GCN looks like a better architecture. It handles everything well at lower pricepoints.
GCN 2.0 should be a good practical improvement.
NVIDIAGeek
Long Live Gojira!
I'm thinking Titan's aimed at 4K monitors. But hell, those benchmarks don't justify $999. Can't run BF3 at 100 fps? Fayl.
