The Titan X is based on Nvidia's GM200 processor and ships with all 24 of its SMMs enabled (that's the current term for Nvidia's compute units). The chip has 3072 CUDA cores, and a whopping 12GB of ...
NVIDIA, the company that brought you the Shield and the original Titan graphics card has now released the newest iteration in the Titan series; the Titan X. Going by facts, figures and a few leaked ...
Nvidia's new GTX 980 Ti has dropped, with virtually all of the Titan X's performance and a vastly lower price. If you've wanted an Nvidia card with better-than GTX 980 performance, but couldn't ...
Page 5: More GPU Boost 2.0, Display Overclocking Page 7: Opinions, To Be Continued... NVIDIA took a somewhat different approach during the lead-up to the launch of the GeForce GTX Titan. Not only was ...
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More than a decade later, I took another look at the behemoth that was the GTX Titan and what it meant for Nvidia
Think back to 2013, a year where we saw some amazing big titles launch, such as Battlefield 4, Metro: Last Light, and Grand Theft Auto V. Some of these were tough to run at maximum settings, but there ...
Prior to a new title launching, our driver team is working up until the last minute to ensure every performance tweak and bug fix is included for the best gameplay on day-1. Adds support for the new ...
The first GPUs to adopt the new architecture were designed primarily for efficiency, with the GM107 chip seen in the GeForce GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti bringing massive efficiency gains compared to the ...
Out of curiosity I was wondering if a GTX 1080FE could be modified with a Titan X(P) cooler? I mean, the Titan X has a 250W TDP and the 1080 is 180W so I'd imagine its a more intense cooling solution.
GPU Boost 2.0 (cont.): What the new temperature target of GPU Boost 2.0 does, over and above allowing the card to ramp up to higher clocks more often, is significantly alter the temperature ...
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