nVidia Titan V announced...

[Chewy509]

nVidia Titan V announced...

RRP is just under US$3,000

https://www.anandtech.com/show/1213...dia-titan-v-video-card-gv100-for-3000-dollars
https://www.hardocp.com/news/2017/12/07/nvidia_titan_v_3000

No reviews currently...

 

[Handruin]

I love that this looks killer on paper and will be interested to see how it performs. The Titan V is clearly targeted to special-purpose and not gamers even if it runs games. I'm more interested in the release of consumer oriented Volta versions (GTX2080) rumored to be around in early 2018. I'll end up retiring my two GTX980 for a single GTX2080 and can hopefully be gaming just fine at 4K.

 

[ddrueding]

Still pretty happy with my 2x 1080 until I can get better than 60hz @ 4k or next-gen VR headsets come out.

 

[Handruin]

I've heard great things about the 1080 and 1080Ti cards. I'd like to give a little more headroom with a single GPU so that I can free up PCIe lanes for a new NVMe device I want to add. My display needs slightly more GPU power for the 4096 x 2160 vs 3840 x 2160P.

 

[snowhiker]

I've heard great things about the 1080 and 1080Ti cards. I'd like to give a little more headroom with a single GPU so that I can free up PCIe lanes for a new NVMe device I want to add. My display needs slightly more GPU power for the 4096 x 2160 vs 3840 x 2160P.

What display do you have that is 4096 pix wide?

 

[sechs]

This is clearly a compute card. It's just a cut down version of the enterprise compute card, with the Tensor cores still included. It'll work with the Geforce drivers, but it doesn't sound like they'll do any gaming optimization.

I'm not sure that we'll see a real consumer version of Volta. It sounds like Ampere will will replace Pascal -- and it may not be much more than a shrink to 12nm. AMD is so far behind them that they can Intel this.

 

[Handruin]

What display do you have that is 4096 pix wide?

The LG 31mu97-B.

 

[DrunkenBastard]

With a 3k budget, I'm thinking two of the Titan XP Jedi Star Wars editions for about $2300.

 

[ddrueding]

Once there are 4k (either flavor) at 120hz, I'll be getting 6 (two per machine) and whatever GPUs are required. I don't think I'll bother with an upgrade before then.

 

[Chewy509]

I wonder if they will release a Quadro version of this card?

From the Anandtech link, the Titan V has less memory bandwidth, less total VRAM and less L2 cache per core than the equivalent Tesla V100... (With the V100 missing the video out components).

 

[Stereodude]

I'm more interested in the release of consumer oriented Volta versions (GTX2080) rumored to be around in early 2018.

They're skipping the 1180 and going straight to 2080? Is that official or just speculation?

 

[Handruin]

I thought I had found references to this being official but can no longer find them so let's go with speculation until I can find the source.

 

[sechs]

Maybe they don't want an 1170 card....

 

[snowhiker]

Anandtech previews the Titan V.

 

[Handruin]

I'm impressed Anandtech still does reviews. I feel like they're a bit late though, no? Shouldn't there be a new Titan out already. :-D