NVIDIA to Unveil GeForce GTX TITAN P at Gamescom

[Ayahuasca]

I won't be doing Titan this time and doubtful I will be doing Ti either. My funds are depleted

You will stick a few days overtime in that month and you'll be buying on release once again

 

[JediFragger]

well if the Ti is £1000+ I am more than happy to skip it ... at £800, I'd buy one

No chance in Hell, some 1080's are £800!!!!

 

[Muz333]

I got too frustrated waiting on my 1080 preorder that I ended up cancelling it at the end of last month and now holding out for the Ti. If it comes in at £800 to £1000 I'll happily bite on release.

A Ti and a 4K IPS monitor with g-synch would suit me nicely!

 

[Griffildur]

No chance in Hell, some 1080's are £800!!!!

well, I still think this is down to stock availability more than the £ getting cheaper. Stocks should stabilise and prices should come down by Ti release date.

 

[r7slayer]

All the people saying it will not feature HBM2 memory lol. Because GDDR5X is enough lol. I said this before, they demonstrated Pascal with HBM memory so it was obviously planned to have HBM on Pascal and makes sense to have it on the flagship cards which are targeted at higher res. But no i got shot down.

Anyway looks like it will be a BEAST!

 

[Poneros]

Damn, this looks sick, kinda like how the 10 core broadwell-e did but then you look at prices and it's back to 'meh, whatever'.

 

[Griffildur]

Damn, this looks sick, kinda like how the 10 core broadwell-e did but then you look at prices and it's back to 'meh, whatever'.

Yeah, the more i think about it, the more I wonder, do I really need a Ti? I am starting to move from "I want one" to "what I have is good enough"!

 

[Lokken86]

I bet it's cheap!

 

[Simon Belmont]

I bet it's cheap!

Funny post of the day

 

[Skribla]

Damn, this looks sick, kinda like how the 10 core broadwell-e did but then you look at prices and it's back to 'meh, whatever'.

It does sound a beast but just like anything labelled the best/fastest in life it generally comes with an increased price tag

 

[VincentHanna]

Yeah, the more i think about it, the more I wonder, do I really need a Ti? I am starting to move from "I want one" to "what I have is good enough"!

This is how I felt when the 1080 reviews came out.

No doubt it's a fast card, but my Titan X SLI doesn't have any issues even at 4k.

 

[LoadsaMoney]

They'll be flying off the shelves.

 

[Griffildur]

This is how I felt when the 1080 reviews came out.

No doubt it's a fast card, but my Titan X SLI doesn't have any issues even at 4k.

yeah, with that kind of power you can easily skip this generation, maybe the next one would make more sense

 

[Griffildur]

They'll be flying off the shelves.

I doubt it.

 

[Yaayuh!]

I'll be looking to spend upto £750-£800 on a graphics card after Christmas, but doubt i'll be able to get one of these

I doubt it.

I don't. It doesn't matter if it's £800 or £1800, they'll sell, quick.

 

[Born_2_Kill_83]

If this comes out this year I'll cry, bending over all ready....

 

[JediFragger]

If this comes out this year I'll cry, bending over all ready....

Bring your own lube, nVidia don't

 

[jommy999]

the Titan X increased the price back up because people still buy them. the new Titan will sell like hot cake whatever price it is

 

[wellibob]

if ist 3840 cores then it will be. But then again expect the Titan to cost £1400 and the 1080ti to be £1050

Absolutely THIS. Absolutely !

 

[Wucked]

I'd like a 1080Ti to upgrade my 980Ti, but I expect prices to be high enough to put me off this year. So I'll probably end up skipping this gen altogether.