• Nvidia Titan X Announced at GDC 2015
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[url]http://www.shacknews.com/article/88427/nvidia-titan-x-announced-at-gdc-2015[/url]
... and it's only going to be about 25% faster than the gtx 980. Called it.
[QUOTE=Joakim Lindb;47258374]... and it's only going to be about 25% faster than the gtx 980. Called it.[/QUOTE] What the fuck are you talking about?
I want it! Getting ready to throw out my old Titan.
[QUOTE=Joakim Lindb;47258374]... and it's only going to be about 25% faster than the gtx 980. Called it.[/QUOTE] maybe for gaming, but these cards are more optimized for things like cg rendering due to their high stream processor count, rather than gaming. so for gaming it will be faster, probably much more than 25%, but for rendering shit it will be guaranteed at least two or three times as fast as a 980, if not much more. [editline]4th March 2015[/editline] or gaming on like, two 4k monitors.
[QUOTE=ief014;47261000]maybe for gaming, but these cards are more optimized for things like cg rendering due to their high stream processor count, rather than gaming. so for gaming it will be faster, probably much more than 25%, but for rendering shit it will be guaranteed at least two or three times as fast as a 980, if not much more. [editline]4th March 2015[/editline] or gaming on like, two 4k monitors.[/QUOTE] I was thinking about gaming actually, graphics cards doen't seem to get so much powerfull than their counterparts, i upgraded to a 780 ti a few months ago, and i saw a 50% performance increase in games, and i think that's a bit strange considering that i upgraded from a gtx 460.
For it's age, gtx 460 is a damn fine card. I upgraded from that to a 750ti which gave an adequate upgrade in performance, but nothing that really blew the 460 out of the water.
[QUOTE=ief014;47261000]maybe for gaming, but these cards are more optimized for things like cg rendering due to their high stream processor count, rather than gaming. so for gaming it will be faster, probably much more than 25%, but for rendering shit it will be guaranteed at least two or three times as fast as a 980, if not much more. [editline]4th March 2015[/editline] or gaming on like, two 4k monitors.[/QUOTE] Well err, these cards are for gaming. Nvidia markets the Quadro series for actual rendering.
[QUOTE=paul simon;47281662]Well err, these cards are for gaming. Nvidia markets the Quadro series for actual rendering.[/QUOTE] then they're definitely designed for gaming on massive monitors. Other than that it's not going to be a 400% performance boost
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