Nvidia announces Titan X with Pascal GPU

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Nvidia has announced the ‘Nvidia Titan X’, a video card with the GP102 GPU that is based on the Pascal architecture. The card will be released on August 2 for $1,200 and will then be the most powerful video card in Nvidia’s lineup.

Nvidia has for the Nvidia Titan X 3584 cudacores enabled on the GP102 GPU, significantly more than the GP104 of the GTX 1080 and as much as the GP100 of the upcoming Tesla P100 accelerator. The clock speed of the card is 1417MHz with a boost to a maximum of 1531MHz.

The GPU communicates via a 384-bit wide bus with 12GB gddr5x memory. This makes it the second card after the GTX 1080 that Nvidia equips with gddr5x, which is faster than gddr5. The interfaces of the card are displayport 1.4, hdmi 2.0b and dl-dvi.

With its suggested retail price of $1200, the card is more expensive than previous Titan cards. The previous card in the series, the GTX Titan X, was released by Nvidia for $1,000. The card is also $500 more expensive than the GTX 1080 Founders Edition.

Nvidia released the first Titan in 2013. The cards are intended for demanding gamers but are also used for workstations.

Specifications Nvidia video cards
Nvidia Titan X GTX 1080 GTX Titan X GTX Titan
Cuda cores 3584 2560 3072 2688
tmus 224? 160 192 224
Rop’s 96? 64 96 48
Corekloksn. 1417MHz 1607MHz 1000MHz 837MHz
boost clocksn. 1531MHz 1733MHz 1075MHz 876MHz
tflops 11 tflops 9 tflops 6.6 tflops 4.7 tflops
meh. clocksn. 10Gbps gddr5x 10Gbps gddr5x 7Gbps gddr5 6Gbps gddr5
meh. bus 384-bit 256-bit 384-bit 384-bit
meh. amount of 12GB 8GB 12GB 6GB
FP64 1/32? 1/32 1/32 1/3
tdp 250W 180W 250W 250W
GPU GP102 GP104 GM200 GK110
Transistors 12 billion 7.2 billion 8 billion 7.1 billion
Production process TSMC 16nm TSMC 16nm TSMC 28nm TSMC 28nm
Launch date 02/08/2016 27/05/2016 17/03/2015 21/02/2013
MSRP (dollars) $1200 $599
(Founder $699)
$999 $999

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