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[twitter] Titan V revealed.

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Well, they made it in 2017 after all.

And oh boy, here I was a few months ago speculating that they wanted to charge 10 core Broadwell-E pricing down the line (~ $1.7k) for the Titan because HBM2 is expensive and here they go and make it $2,999.

Why are they calling it Titan at this price range? Why not Quadro? Is this indicative of what's to come next year for the GeForce lineup in the absence of competitive cards from AMD?
 
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Interesting, looks like no SLI connectors. I will have to see the gaming benches on this compared to 1080 Ti SLI.
 
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$3k for a card that won't have certified drivers nor professional support from them seems misplaced. This should have been in the Quadro range. The Titan has always been a prosumer card. How many prosumers can or want to spend 3k on a card? It didn't work very well the last time with the Titan Z.
 
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So who's gonna be the first to order one and try it out?
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Not enough RGB LED for me though
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Originally Posted by axiumone View Post

It has connectors for nvlink. Will be interesting to see how multi gpu gaming will work on these cards.
If it does work I'm assuming 2 will still be the limit, so only $6000
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Just when I had come to accept paying $1100 for a new card.
$1300 is about the most I can stretch my budget for a single part.
 
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Poor Volta.
 
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