NVIDIA Titan V True, Uncompromised 4K/60fps gaming has finally arrived #lolconsoles

If you're willing to fork over 3,000$ that is.

Why are you mad for? It's only the price of a high-end PC, a PS4, a Switch and a nice UHDTV. Very reasonable.

but can it run crysis?

I knew this question would come my dear friend and YES. It absolutely CAN* run Crysis.

*1080p/High settings for optimal results.

Bassman will probably be the first in line to purchase it #lolpcmasterrace.

Give us a card without the tensor cores.

PC Hardware is about to make another jump. It’s too bad the consoles blew their wad on these half-steps already. In 2018 we could have consoles with inexpensive Ryzen CPUs and cheaper, more powerful GPUs with Volta about to launch.

Nintendo has the right idea. Stop chasing tech and innovate the experience.

The milking continues.

Yeah that one is for Bassman. #pcmasterrace no motion blur lol

on the plus side, does that mean Volta cards are coming soon (ish)

Bad idea, at least in the forum every pc gamer already has uncompromised 4k/60fps for just $700 or less.

@drlostrib: Yeah Volta is coming in 2018. Probably gonna be a 1,000$ 1180 Ti though.

Can it run Tetris?? :o

@ellos: @i_p_daily: I would like to have it, but I would not spend that much on a GPU. Besides, I just bought a laptop to replace my secondary rig (i7 3770K, GTX 1060)...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B075KX1MJS/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8. $1299 for i7 7700HQ, GTX 1070. Good deal for a capable gaming laptop.

I can use it to play games at work and on the go. Also, it makes for a good VR setup with the Oculus Rift that I can easily move around. Now I am going to sell the secondary rig to offset the cost of the laptop.

SOLD!!!.......................to some sucker who doesnt know any better.

I'll stick to my 1080ti until mid-2018 when Volta releases.

I need to upgrade my CPU anyway, I really thought overclocking my I5-6600k would be enough.

Who honestly has money for this shit..... I make good money by California standards and can't afford a 3 grand card

It's not aimed at gaming but more research sector.

I got a 4K IPS monitor and a 1080ti SC2 Hybrid. I can do 4K 60 frames :)

Not at max settings and not in every game..

All the games I own so far I've been able to with the exception of PUBG. I have to scale down from ultra to high. It's an early access title...lol. Keep in mind I got my rig overclocked...

So long as developers have to cater to consoles, you will never see games that fully utilize GPU's like this to their max potential.

It's too powerful for Tetris - the game would break into pieces... or blocks.

Yet we have games that even the Zotac 1080Ti Amp Extreme (the most powerful, off the shelf gaming GPU available) can't run maxed out at 4k and 60fps.

Also remember that this, like the Titan, is not aimed at gamers it's designed for research hence the Tensor cores (110 TFlops!). From a gaming perspective it's not that much better than a 1080Ti.

This uses Pascal? I dread to think how bad the temps are going to be.

@scatteh316: They dropped the GeForce from its name. The first Titan was aimed at prosumers for its DP performance but subsequent card followinf GK110 dropped the DP and they were very much gaming cards. This one appears to be aimed at non-gamers but why not just sell it as a Quadro?

Hey bass you've been beating the "if you want quality you have to pay for it" drum for a while now, but it seems even you have a "quality" limit LOL.

The Titan and the **80 Ti aren't in direct competition, so maybe we'll see the **80 Ti launching with the other high end Geforce. There was a rumor that the Volta aren't going to be seen in gaming cards and the Geforce cards would be called Ampere, probably just Volta without Tensor Cores, HBM2/Controller (Geforce will be getting gddr6), and other tweaks.

PC is all about choices. You can build it whatever you wish to do with it. I have a GTX 1080Ti now, that's all I need, I got a good deal from Cyber Monday and I'll be on easy streaks for years to come until I'm ready to upgrade.

Yes there's "if you want quality you have to pay for it" just like PC, this also applies to upgrade consoles now. You either have it or you don't.

I better not need to upgrade for at least 3 console gens for that price

I hope so.

I wouldn't call a handheld that can be hooked up to a big screen innovative. The Switch is one of the least innovative gaming machines Nintendo has made, but the hybrid functionality feature of the Switch is convienent and that is what makes it appealing.

$3000.00.... lol, Well then, Six Mighty X1X's in SLI blows that sucker outta the water. :P

If this were true there would be NO need for New Nintendo consoles but since they keep making new ones you sir are incorrect.

This isn't for gaming.

Yeah, there's no chance i'd buy a $3000 GPU, but this clearly isn't marketed to even enthusiast users. I'm waiting for the next-gen nVidia cards. My 1070 will tide me over great until then.

When it was announced, this was the first thing that came to mind.

Of course, Nintendo's execution was a lot better.

@i_p_daily: Yes, I have a limit. That Titan V is way past the point of diminishing returns. It is just a waste for minimal gains over my 1080 Ti. None of my setups are lacking quality... except for the consoles I own that force me to play exclusives at 30fps. :(

I'll stick to my Xbox one x for 4k gaming.

Fixed where the dollar sign is supposed to be.

Enjoy NOT playing 4K then.

It's only about 30%-35% faster than a 1080ti so don't expect that uncompromised 4k60 gaming.

4x the cost for a measly 30%.Ngreedia sure knows how to milk the suckers dry....

If the next ti card is a cut down version of this, minus the tensor cores and the hbm memory(they'll probably use gddr5x or gddr6) then volta is gonna be a huge disappointment.

Seriously it's going to be 20% faster than a 1080ti at its best

He has had quality limits. They have had these quadro GPUs out for some time. Like this Titan, they are geared towards workstations and not gaming and cost thousands.

GTFO with that price... this is not for gamers

3 grand for a piece of metal, lamo

@goldenelementxl: Exactly. Console hardware is a joke. Whether I'm playing a Switch or a PS4 or an X1X is irrelevant to me. I want to puke at the graphics either way. So instead of trying to compete with low-end PCs, Sony and MS should focus more on releasing killer first party titles.

This is what can differentiate consoles from PCs. Right now, as a PC gamer, the only console I have any reason to own is a Switch. Xbox has no exclusives and Sony's exclusives are mostly just JRPGs (only good exclusives are HZD and Bloodborne).

@enzyme36: The Titan series is always just experimental tech. The 1080 TI (almost identical power) is geared towards consumers.

It's actually only 20% faster than my OC'd 1080 Ti in FireStrike lol. The gap would probably widen in FireStrike Ultra though.

With that said, this card seems to be geared towards deep learning and AI research. I expcet the 1180 Ti to be about 35% faster than the current 1080 Ti. Not quite in uncompromised 4K territory but very, very close.

If MS designs a $999 console it would smash that sh!t.

I'm sure it's currently the most powerful console in imaginary land. Sucks we live in reality though.

Agree.

I build my PC for pure gaming on the highest quality levels, it's not a workstation at all. I have a 1080Ti now, it's way more then enough to be playing AAA games high level and that's my quality limits right there. I admit, I like the Gold plating Titan V, but I'm not that stupid to spend $3 Grand just for a GPU and that's out of my league.

@phbz: hahaha yea pc gamers in this forum run 4k ultra 60fps all games with 700€ pc hahaha then say consoles are trash for costing 500 and playing some 4k 60fps some 4k 30fps some almost 4k resolution too.

Doesnt matter if we talk about 179€ xbox one s with game and controller or 500€ xbox one x or 349€ ps4 pro. An equivalent pc costs way more