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nVidia announce the Titan X at GDC 2015

Not long to wait now fellas, Linus and Ryan Shrout already have them in hand as I'm sure many others under NDA. My guess is NDA lift 17Th, hard launch March 19Th.
 
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The high price needs to be justified by having at least a 2 year lifespan as a high-end card. Don't want to buy it and see it get whooped 6 months later. If it lasts as well as the original Titan I think £800-£1000 is quite alright.
 
se_vietboi said:
The high price needs to be justified by having at least a 2 year lifespan as a high-end card. Don't want to buy it and see it get whooped 6 months later. If it lasts as well as the original Titan I think £800-£1000 is quite alright.
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I think those who got the original Titan done well in this sense because you would still be far from suffering under performance 2 years after launch.

The main reason I think things could be different this time is because next year we should be getting a looooong ovedue die shrink with Pascal which could change performance quite significantly. But even so this Titan X looks like an epic card once again and will not turn into a bad card even if Pascal is as amazing as it looks, so a couple could easily last more than two years imo.
 
RanxZy said:
I think those who got the original Titan done well in this sense because you would still be far from suffering under performance 2 years after launch.

The main reason I think things could be different this time is because next year we should be getting a looooong ovedue die shrink with Pascal which could change performance quite significantly. But even so this Titan X looks like an epic card once again and will not turn into a bad card even if Pascal is as amazing as it looks, so a couple could easily last more than two years imo.
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Indeed. I think it's (possibly 12GB) large amount of vram alone will secure it's longevity.
 
Well, 7 days to go until GDC and San Jose is 7 hours behind us, so hopefully not too late in the day for info, as I am on 6-2 next week :D
 
I think 799.99. It's still 28nm right? Which means it's a fairly mature process, I think the base cost of production is probably lower than the original titan.
 
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