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Nvidia officially launches the GTX Titan X

by on17 March 2015


GTC 2015: GM200 GPU, 3072 CUDA cores and US $999 price tag

After a few teases at the Game Developers Conference earlier this year, Nvidia has now formally unveiled its new Geforce GTX Titan X graphics card based on the 28nm GM200 Maxwell GPU.

During its GPU Technology Conference 2015 (GTC 2015) which is currently under way in San Jose, California, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang unveiled the new Geforce GTX Titan X graphics card. Based on the 28nm GM200 Maxwell GPU with 8 billion transistors, the Geforce GTX Titan X packs 3072 CUDA cores, 192 TMUs, 96 ROPs, 3MB of L2 cache and comes with 12GB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a 384-bit memory interface. It will provide a single-precision compute performance of 7 TFLOPS, with 0.2 TFLOPS double-precision compute performance.

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The GPU on the Titan X is clocked at 1002MHz base GPU clock and 1089MHz for GPU Boost clock, which apparently leaves a lot of overclocking headroom.

The cooler on the GTX Titan X is pretty much the same one we have seen on the a lot of recent Nvidia Geforce graphics cards but now features an all black shroud with Titan logo and should have a pretty much the same PCB as the Titan Black, with a few minor changes.

As expected, the price of the new Geforce GTX Titan X is set at US $999, just as it was the case with previously launched Nvidia Titan graphics cards.

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Performance should be quite impressive and we will soon see plenty of reviews from various sites as reviewers had already recieved Titan X samples.

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