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NEW Titan Pascal (full 3840 shaders) just announced!

Myself as a 1080 Ti owner I ain't annoyed as there's no way I'd pay over £1000 for a graphics card.
If anything the only thing that annoys me is paying £719 for a 1080 Ti for it to hold the crown for a mere 4 weeks :/ so after paying that money we don't even have the best card out there -_-
We need AMD to compete next Gen that way us consumers can get a fully enabled card without Nvidia milking it.
 
then again who is this designed for? 10-15% faster than a 1080 Ti that already crushes 1440p 144hz and 3440 x 1440 at 100+fps and 4k 60fps then again in games I get 50fps suppose that'll sit at high 50s which is always welcome. Those who can afford one congrats :p
 
This "new" Titan is underwhelming at best, I'm all for paying a premium to have the best of the best when you're getting 30-35% more performance but a 10% or so increase over the Titan X/Ti for £500 more isn't appealing.
 
Gregster said:
Not surprised to see this but glad I got a Ti. This will be out of my price range.
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^^ This.

I imagine the GTX 1080 Ti will be within ~5% of this card realistically anyway. Better having a Ti now and waiting for the 1180 Ti next year. Unless you are so minted that money is irrelevant anyways.
 
This should have been the card original pascal titan buyers got, nobody is forcing anyone to buy of course but these cards could quite easily be sold at 1080ti pricing if everyone of us high end buyers weren't so keen to jump on every single launch and play right into their marketing strategy.

Nearly £500 more for performance you won't even be able to feel/see compared to a 1080ti boggles the mind.

All that said I look forward to anyone who sticks one under water and shows us what it can do without the thermal limits.
 
Depends how you look at it? You can now get a TXP offering 10% approx. better performance for less than the old TXP was recently (£1179), so anyone who was in the market for the old TXP might still be tempted as long as they ignore the better value the Ti offers :).Not sure the 1GB extra VRAM helps much this time
 
How much are we thinking it'll overclock? It's quite a hefty core. Overclocked Ti vs Overclocked New Titan X going to have even a 10% gap?
 
smogsy said:
pump are noisey even at low rpm.
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Depends how you mount it, quality of the pump etc. Mine (dual pump) can't even hear it until 60% speed and then it's a light hum quieter than case fans(500rpm) and hdd.

I run it at 23% all the time as there is 1-2c between that and full load. Completely inaudible.

Ref card on the other hand is like a jet engine in comparison even at 30-40% fan speed.
 
tyler_jrb said:
Depends how you mount it, quality of the pump etc. Mine (dual pump) can't even hear it until 60% speed and then it's a light hum quieter than case fans(500rpm) and hdd.

I run it at 23% all the time as there is 1-2c between that and full load. Completely inaudible.

Ref card on the other hand is like a jet engine in comparison even at 30-40% fan speed.
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all my fans run at 200rpm with no pump = quieter :)
 
Rossi~ said:
How much are we thinking it'll overclock? It's quite a hefty core. Overclocked Ti vs Overclocked New Titan X going to have even a 10% gap?
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Dunno but I'm always of the opinion that more cores of the given architecture will always be better. Overclocking isn't quite the same imo + it'll also be overclockable too, even if the % increase note quite as high.
 
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