Nvidia has launched its latest Titan X graphics card.
Based on the company's new Pascal architecture, as opposed to the Maxwell architecture used in the previous Titan X, the new Nvidia flagship GPU costs £1,099 / $1,199.
As revealed in the announcement, the card's specifications stand at 12GB of GDDR5X memory, 3,584 Nvidia CUDA cores and a boost speed of 1,531MHz. It boasts 11 TFLOPs of processing power. This is 4 TFLOPS more than the previous Maxwell-powered Titan X, which cost $1,000 at launch, and also had 12GB of memory, albeit of the slightly slower GDDR5.
For now, the Titan X is only available via Nvidia's GeForce website and you'll only be able to buy two (aw shucks!), although it was at least quoting local pricing suggesting you shouldn't receive too dissimilar a service compared to your average etailer.
Cooling is provided by a vapour chamber-equipped heatsink and a die cast aluminium angular body - it's certainly a looker. For more specifications and a nifty video check out the details below.
Based on the company's new Pascal architecture, as opposed to the Maxwell architecture used in the previous Titan X, the new Nvidia flagship GPU costs £1,099 / $1,199.
As revealed in the announcement, the card's specifications stand at 12GB of GDDR5X memory, 3,584 Nvidia CUDA cores and a boost speed of 1,531MHz. It boasts 11 TFLOPs of processing power. This is 4 TFLOPS more than the previous Maxwell-powered Titan X, which cost $1,000 at launch, and also had 12GB of memory, albeit of the slightly slower GDDR5.
For now, the Titan X is only available via Nvidia's GeForce website and you'll only be able to buy two (aw shucks!), although it was at least quoting local pricing suggesting you shouldn't receive too dissimilar a service compared to your average etailer.
Cooling is provided by a vapour chamber-equipped heatsink and a die cast aluminium angular body - it's certainly a looker. For more specifications and a nifty video check out the details below.
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