NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan Final Specifications, Internal Benchmarks Revealed

[N3M3515]

Loaded power consumption of 214 watts (from PCGH - in German so break out your fav translator if req'd)
http://www.pcgameshardware.de/scree..._Titan_Power_and_Noise_against_Single-GPU.png

Nvidia also seem to have the noise/cooling solution down to a fine art.

There is no way titan consumes less than 7970 Ghz

 

[librin.so.1]

There is no way titan consumes less than 7970 Ghz

I say, what Dark Magic did Nvidia had to use to make it like that!?

<joke>I bet it involved sacrificing 12 units of world's most precious resource to some dark elder gods or something.</joke>
(BTW the world's most precious resource is: <!joke>hot legal-aged lolis with very unusual natural hair colors (this does happen, albeit due to a very rare mutation. There are at least a couple of hundred [alive] people with this mutation in the world right now, AFAIK)</!joke>)

 

[Xzibit]

There is no way titan consumes less than 7970 Ghz

I was more concern that they shipped a $1k GPU "The worlds fastest single gpu" in bubble wrap and a beat up cardboard box.

The 690 was all dolled up. Crowbar, wooden box and foam support. Then it was in a beat up box.

$1K sure doesnt buy you what it used to 6months ago

If thats a picture of the Titan die its a A1.

 

[HumanSmoke]

There is no way titan consumes less than 7970 Ghz

Maybe not, but I don't think there is a lot in it. Hilbert has the Titan drawing only 10% more than the 7970GE - although I'm not sure what he's loading the boards with.

If nothing else, the GPU represents a pretty good effort on Nvidia's part. 50% larger than the Tahiti chip, with only 10% greater power usage, and 10% better transistor density (12.89 million/mm^2 vs 11.82 for Tahiti)- for what I assume is greater than a 10% performance gain in both gaming and compute.

If thats a picture of the Titan die its a A1.

Same as Tesla K20/K20C/K20X. Nvidia silicon starts at A1.

 

[EarthDog]

250W TDP of the card and we all (should) know you cant manage to hit the TDP unless you use Furmark, LOL!

 

[Crap Daddy]

Few clicks overclocking on Titan. 1123 Mhz, silent as a whisper on an open bench. Other interesting stuff in the following video. German speaking people will understand better (I'm not one)

Geforce GTX Titan - Nvidia-Karte im Unboxing Video...

 

[hhumas]

awesome specf .. will give it a try in a year or 2

 

[atikkur]

i have a big feeling , there will be variants of GK110 in the future... we just have to wait.