The Rolls Royce of GPU's unveiled today.

Thats right folks, the Nvidia Titan has been offically unveiled to the public today with a $1000 price tag. Yes you too can own one if you pony up a grand in cold hard cash, but be quick as these are limited.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6760/nvidias-geforce-gtx-titan-part-1

Proof that PC gaming really is $3000 just on the start up costs alone ;) :P

[spoiler] and if you cannot register my sarcasm, then you all forfeight your title to "Master Race" ;) [/spoiler]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

Wow. I'll never spend $1000 on a GPU, but holy crap that looks nice.

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

clr84651

I've never had to do this in 15 years of PC gaming. 

keep getting bigger and bigger how about smaller?

Sad they cant even make high end single slot card anymore without them being giant.

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

clr84651

This piece of crap card called the dustbuster aka 5800 ultra started this dualslot cooler bs.Why are they using coolers from a flop video card?

$1000...

I was secretly hoping for $800.

:(

Thats right folks, the Nvidia Titan has been offically unveiled to the public today with a $1000 price tag. Yes you too can own one if you pony up a grand in cold hard cash, but be quick as these are limited.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6760/nvidias-geforce-gtx-titan-part-1

clyde46

   How would stack against my humble GTX 690?

Weaker than a 690 for the same price

Flop

Doesnt matter if dualslot exhaust the hot air out of the case your case fans will pull the hot air out anyway.

$1000...

I was secretly hoping for $800.

:(

Wasdie

I still wouldn't blow 800 on a GPU, personally.  I felt bad after getting the 8800 GTX for 500 on release, and then in what seemed like a blink of an eye, much much better sh!t came out

Wow. I'll never spend $1000 on a GPU, but holy crap that looks nice.

 

 

Merex760

[QUOTE="Merex760"]

Wow. I'll never spend $1000 on a GPU, but holy crap that looks nice.

 

 

-Unreal-

But only if you order in the next 15 minutes!

$1000...

I was secretly hoping for $800.

:(

Wasdie

So without looking at specs, I'm guessing it isn't worth it considering the Rolls Royce reference?

Waiting a few months on their REAL card line would probably be better. Then again, I don't keep tabs on them so not sure if it will be soon.

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

$1000...

I was secretly hoping for $800.

:(

mitu123

U can likely get the same Performance from two 3GB 660 Ti's in SLI for about $640GioVela2010

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

clr84651

[QUOTE="clr84651"]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

AmazonTreeBoa

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

$1000...

I was secretly hoping for $800.

:(

wis3boi

I still wouldn't blow 800 on a GPU, personally.  I felt bad after getting the 8800 GTX for 500 on release, and then in what seemed like a blink of an eye, much much better sh!t came out

My memory bus width is still top of the line it seems :cool:!Sushiglutton

[QUOTE="clr84651"]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

AmazonTreeBoa

No game in the next 5 years will ever use that much power, unless you supersample.

So are you guys all buying GPUs on their own and buying the rest of the card seperate these days? That's a strange way of doing things. Do you just seat the GPU into its slot on the PCB yourselves?

So are you guys all buying GPUs on their own and buying the rest of the card seperate these days? That's a strange way of doing things. Do you just seat the GPU into its slot on the PCB yourselves?

-Unreal-

[QUOTE="AmazonTreeBoa"][QUOTE="clr84651"]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

GioVela2010

[QUOTE="AmazonTreeBoa"][QUOTE="clr84651"]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

kraken2109

[QUOTE="AmazonTreeBoa"][QUOTE="clr84651"]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

GioVela2010

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

$1000...

I was secretly hoping for $800.

:(

stvee101

I still wouldn't blow 800 on a GPU, personally.  I felt bad after getting the 8800 GTX for 500 on release, and then in what seemed like a blink of an eye, much much better sh!t came out

True, it blew me away comming from an ATI x800.  I just felt bad for spending $500 on one part.

ill never buy a highend card again lol i bought a 7800 gtx june 05 for like 520$ then when crysis releases in 07 lol the games barly playable.

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

clr84651

i wonder how long it will be till we get dx 12? I am guessing 2014-2015.

[QUOTE="clr84651"]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

[QUOTE="heretrix"]

[QUOTE="clr84651"]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

Cranler

Building your PC properly means upgrading every once awhile over seven years.

[QUOTE="Cranler"][QUOTE="heretrix"]If you build your PC properly you will never have to do that.

menes777

Building your PC properly means upgrading every once awhile over seven years.

If you don't look at the box then you wont know what kind of pc to build. 

[QUOTE="clyde46"]

Thats right folks, the Nvidia Titan has been offically unveiled to the public today with a $1000 price tag. Yes you too can own one if you pony up a grand in cold hard cash, but be quick as these are limited.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6760/nvidias-geforce-gtx-titan-part-1

Ondoval

   How would stack against my humble GTX 690?

Humble...

[QUOTE="clyde46"]

Thats right folks, the Nvidia Titan has been offically unveiled to the public today with a $1000 price tag. Yes you too can own one if you pony up a grand in cold hard cash, but be quick as these are limited.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6760/nvidias-geforce-gtx-titan-part-1

Ondoval

   How would stack against my humble GTX 690?

Your 690 has a slight edge in overall performance... the main appeal of the Titan is having roughly 690 GTX level of perormance on a single chip (no potential SLI compatibility issues), with better accoustics and power consumption.

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All in all, it's a very nice card, I'd go for it if I was in the market for something like it. Still, I think some $900 would've been a more fair price.

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

clr84651

You really don't though, at least for a while. I haven't checked to see if I can run a game since I got my computer 3 years ago and I doubt I'm going to need to check within the next year or two.

[QUOTE="clr84651"]

The main thing I don't like about PC gaming is you always have to check the game box to see if your PC will run it. 

scoots9

You really don't though, at least for a while. I haven't checked to see if I can run a game since I got my computer 3 years ago and I doubt I'm going to need to check within the next year or two.

I stopped reading requirements when I actually learned a bit about hardware around the age of 12.  Ever since then I realized the box requirements were sh!t

[QUOTE="stvee101"]

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

I still wouldn't blow 800 on a GPU, personally.  I felt bad after getting the 8800 GTX for 500 on release, and then in what seemed like a blink of an eye, much much better sh!t came out

wis3boi

True, it blew me away comming from an ATI x800.  I just felt bad for spending $500 on one part.

I remember I decided to go for the 8800gts in 2006 because I diddn't want to spend that amount on the gtx.

Big mistake.

The 8800gtx had some legs.You were pretty much good to go for the next 3-4 years at least.