NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan X Pascal Graphics Card Announced, an absurdly powerful $1,200 Graphics Card
Nvidia's breakneck GPU release schedule continues today with the announcement of the new Titan X, the company's most powerful graphics card yet. While the recently released $599 GTX 1080 impressed by outperforming last year's $999 Titan X, the new card goes all-out with Nvidia's latest Pascal architecture, 12GB of GDDR5X memory, and 3,584 cores at 1.53GHz delivering a quoted 11 teraflops of performance.
Nvidia's breakneck GPU release schedule continues today with the announcement of the new Titan X, the company's most powerful graphics card yet. While the recently released $599 GTX 1080 impressed by outperforming last year's $999 Titan X, the new card goes all-out with Nvidia's latest Pascal architecture, 12GB of GDDR5X memory, and 3,584 cores at 1.53GHz delivering a quoted 11 teraflops of performance.
The new Titan X, which Nvidia calls "the biggest GPU ever built," has 12 billion transistors in total — and you'll be paying about $100 per billion. The card will be available on August 2nd in the US and Europe for $1,200, with an Asia release forthcoming.
NVIDIA TITAN X: The Ultimate Graphics Card, Powered by Pascal
NVIDIA GeForce 10 Pascal Family
GTX Titan X Gallery
NVIDIA TITAN X: The Ultimate Graphics Card, Powered by Pascal
NVIDIA GeForce 10 Pascal Family
GTX Titan X Gallery
