Monday, January 27th 2014
GeForce GTX TITAN Black Gets First Listing
NVIDIA's upcoming high-end graphics card, the GeForce GTX TITAN Black, scored its first listing by an online store. Finnish store Multitronic Webshop listed it for €974.90 (including all applicable taxes). The store mentions the pre-tax price at €786.21, which converts to roughly US $1071. These prices confirm the theory that the GTX TITAN Black is being designed to replace the current GTX TITAN from its $999 (pre-tax) price-point. The current GTX TITAN has been cannibalized by the GTX 780 Ti at gaming, and the only two straws it's been clutching onto are 6 GB of memory, and full double-precision floating point GPGPU performance.
The GeForce GTX TITAN Black is a maxing out of the feature-set of the GK110 silicon. It features the full complement of CUDA cores at 2,880 - same as the GTX 780 Ti - but also features full double-precision floating point GPGPU performance, and 6 GB of standard memory amount, which could help in 3DVision Surround, and 4K Ultra HD display setups. Other vital specs of the GPU include 240 TMUs, 48 ROPs, and a 384-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface. There's no word on its clock speeds, but we expect it to be either on par with, or slightly higher than those of the GTX 780 Ti.
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The GeForce GTX TITAN Black is a maxing out of the feature-set of the GK110 silicon. It features the full complement of CUDA cores at 2,880 - same as the GTX 780 Ti - but also features full double-precision floating point GPGPU performance, and 6 GB of standard memory amount, which could help in 3DVision Surround, and 4K Ultra HD display setups. Other vital specs of the GPU include 240 TMUs, 48 ROPs, and a 384-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface. There's no word on its clock speeds, but we expect it to be either on par with, or slightly higher than those of the GTX 780 Ti.
29 Comments on GeForce GTX TITAN Black Gets First Listing
Cost of production is less than 50 € processor cover is the most expensive part that costs 2 $ How much can then cost the frame. Says ferari cost much more Nvidia qadro 6000 5k so as not to confound please playing card is not pro card !Otherwise, a good tactic to justify price!
so 790 price will be 1,5k ?
or 1k$ just 780x2>< (cudas)
they are called niche product for a reason.
I mean, sure, it'd be pretty neat to own one of those Ferraris or even buy one of those Louis Vouiton or Hermis handbag for my wife, I can't afford it so I settle for a Toyota and a night out at the movies. but I don't go around every sportscar or whatever luxury forums and whining about how I'm going to have to sell my left arm or my firstborn to buy it.
where did you saw the benchmark ?
and the price isn't official .
Thanks.
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Give this guy a god damn medal.
www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-r9-290-and-290x,3728-5.html
Keep in mind the only difference between the two that will affect games is the VRAM amount. But only at the highest resolutions that most gamers don't have.
They are already crazy enough ! I pey 830€ for ich OC GTX 590 coper block on ! 1.5 k to m....
Another unrealistic price gouging story from nvidia. However, i believe nvidia's supporters or fans wont have any single problem with the price scheme though it's still rumoured.
Yeah at least with gpgpu computing enabled, adding more vram and painted in black color will attract enthusiast gamers to buy this 1071$ card
There is a market for such cards and there always be will be, no one is holding a gun to anyone's head forcing people to buy anything.
Titan Black is clearly the GK110's last hurrah and was always realistically going to happen at some stage.
Goodbye Kepler, you have served countless people proud, and brought on endless tears.
You'll be missed.