Titan V announced £2700 15TF 12nm Volta

[Bluntwrapped]

Wasn’t it only a few weeks ago Nvidia came out with the statement ‘there will be no consumer grade Volta GPUs for the foreseeable future?’

Go **** yourselves Nvidia.

Jensen Huang - not that you care what anyone thinks, but you’re a lying, slimy little ****

 

[Simon Belmont]

Wasn’t it only a few weeks ago Nvidia came out with the statement ‘there will be no consumer grade Volta GPUs for the foreseeable future?’

Go **** yourselves Nvidia.

Jensen Huang - not that you care what anyone thinks, but you’re a lying, slimy little ****

You’re right he did say that , but tbh I wouldn’t trust any major company they all lie.

 

[Yaayuh!]

Wasn’t it only a few weeks ago Nvidia came out with the statement ‘there will be no consumer grade Volta GPUs for the foreseeable future?’

Source?

 

[Rroff]

He was talking about GeForce cards - the Titan isn't a GeForce card.

 

[LambChop]

Wasn’t it only a few weeks ago Nvidia came out with the statement ‘there will be no consumer grade Volta GPUs for the foreseeable future?’

Go **** yourselves Nvidia.

Jensen Huang - not that you care what anyone thinks, but you’re a lying, slimy little ****

What does it matter ?

 

[ubersonic]

He was talking about GeForce cards - the Titan isn't a GeForce card.

In fairness they only recently dropped the Geforce name from the Titans, they know full well that 99.99% of consumers still think of them as Geforce cards.

 

[Bluntwrapped]

During a recent earnings call, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said "Volta for gaming, we haven't announced anything... for the holiday season for the foreseeable future, I think Pascal is just unbeatable."

As I said - ******

 

[Bluntwrapped]

He was talking about GeForce cards - the Titan isn't a GeForce card.

Man, don’t try and excuse this guy on some BS technicality.

 

[bru]

Wasn’t it only a few weeks ago Nvidia came out with the statement ‘there will be no consumer grade Volta GPUs for the foreseeable future?’

Go **** yourselves Nvidia.

Jensen Huang - not that you care what anyone thinks, but you’re a lying, slimy little ****

Well it's not really a consumer grade part, more for professional usage, without the full Tegra price tag.
But don't let that stop you airing your thoughts on NVIDIA'S CEO.

 

[Kaapstad]

Heaven 4 1080p

Titan V @1980/1000

7980XE @4.8

388.59 Drivers

1080p

Spoiler

So close to 5k

 

[Bluntwrapped]

Well it's not really a consumer grade part, more for professional usage, without the full Tegra price tag.
But don't let that stop you airing your thoughts on NVIDIA'S CEO.

Lmao nothing would stop me expressing my disgust towards that dbag.

They’ve said the same about every Titan as an attempt to justify the price tag. It’s just beyond nonsense now.

If the card uses the same drivers, and the same desktop GeForce experience as the consumer grade cards - it’s a consumer grade product. There’s no other way to cut it.

 

[JediFragger]

Nah this isn't consumer grade, just made to sucker the gamers in. Can't blame them, it's good business. Useful if the compute power is actually going to be used though!

 

[KillBoY_UK]

The card, Nvidia, The price. Absolutely everything about it is pathetic.

I think Vega especially the "Frontier Edition" are pathetic showing for what we got in the end

 

[Bluntwrapped]

Nah this isn't consumer grade, just made to sucker the gamers in. Can't blame them, it's good business. Useful if the compute power is actually going to be used though!

Gamers are consumers - they consume content. Professionals create content.

This card as you say, is designed to reel in suckers among the enthusiast consumer market.

 

[Kaapstad]

Gamers are consumers - they consume content. Professionals create content.

This card as you say, is designed to reel in suckers among the enthusiast consumer market.

This sucker is having a lot of fun at the moment.

This is the best toy I have had for xmas for a long time.

 

[Bluntwrapped]

This sucker is having a lot of fun at the moment.

This is the best toy I have had for xmas for a long time.

Lol you’re off your head Kaap. Didn’t you just buy two of the Star Wars Pascal Titans?

 

[Gregster]

NVidia releasing a Volta card at consumers makes Jen a dbag and totally deserved of Bluntwrapped's anger. I guess he just bought a Pascal card and it is now obsolete because Volta is out?

 

[Kaapstad]

Lol you’re off your head Kaap. Didn’t you just buy two of the Star Wars Pascal Titans?

I did try to get 2 SW cards but NVidia limited us to one each even though they can be run in SLI.

The Titan V on the other hand NVidia allowed me to buy 2 but forgot to mention that there is no mGPU support, the "£$%s !!!!

 

[Kaapstad]

NVidia releasing a Volta card at consumers makes Jen a dbag and totally deserved of Bluntwrapped's anger. I guess he just bought a Pascal card and it is now obsolete because Volta is out?

I think this is a one off Volta gaming card and we won't see any more. I think NVidias next round of gaming cards will be on a different architecture all together.

Performance wise the Titan V is no better than the Pascal cards, it is just a lot bigger which gives the extra grunt. The other important difference is the DX12 support is very good, unfortunately there are not enough games that can use it.

There are several clues that this is a one off -

1. it have no SLI fingers just disabled NVLink, a new family of gaming cards would have addressed this but it is not worth it for a one off.

2. The card is listed in the driver downloads as a 10 series card, not on its own as the first of a new family of cards.

3. The styling of the card is very 10 series FE, nothing new just gold in colour.

4. They have just launched the 1070 Ti, if there were new gaming cards around the corner this would make the new Pascal card pointless.

I think NVidia will be selling Pascal like the new 1070 Ti for quite some time yet.

 

[Gregster]

I think this is a one off Volta gaming card and we won't see any more. I think NVidias next round of gaming cards will be on a different architecture all together.

Performance wise the Titan V is no better than the Pascal cards, it is just a lot bigger which gives the extra grunt. The other important difference is the DX12 support is very good, unfortunately there are not enough games that can use it.

There are several clues that this is a one off -

1. it have no SLI fingers just disabled NVLink, a new family of gaming cards would have addressed this but it is not worth it for a one off.

2. The card is listed in the driver downloads as a 10 series card, not on its own as the first of a new family of cards.

3. The styling of the card is very 10 series FE, nothing new just gold in colour.

4. They have just launched the 1070 Ti, if there were new gaming cards around the corner this would make the new Pascal card pointless.

I think NVidia will be selling Pascal like the new 1070 Ti for quite some time yet.

I wouldn't argue with that but being NVidia, if there is a market they can sell to, I wouldn't be surprised to see a stripped down Volta card come March time. I did umm and arr on getting one but gaming performance isn't much over Pascal from what I can see and as you say, DX12 isn't in full flow yet.