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Titan V
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#1
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Yo so nvidia released a card that's faster than the 1080ti. :) :) :). Issue is that cost 3000 dollars >:( who is willing to spend 3000 dollars on a graphics card???

Yo so nvidia released a card that's faster than the 1080ti. :) :) :). Issue is that cost 3000 dollars >:( who is willing to spend 3000 dollars on a graphics card???
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#2
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id rather pay my bills, or buy a car

id rather pay my bills, or buy a car
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#3
newbie.tf
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iphone X price memes x 3

iphone X price memes x 3
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#4
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it boosts your tf2 performance all the way up to 60fps

it boosts your tf2 performance all the way up to 60fps
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#5
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buy it and mine bitcoins, come back in a year and tell us if you've made profits

buy it and mine bitcoins, come back in a year and tell us if you've made profits
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#6
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murkscribewho is willing to spend 3000 dollars on a graphics card???

THIS JUST IN - VIDEO CARDS ARE NOT ONLY USED TO PLAY VIDEO GAMES

This is like saying a bulldozer is overpriced because it can't do 200 km/h. This product is not for you, but that isn't a valid argument for it being overpriced.

[quote=murkscribe]who is willing to spend 3000 dollars on a graphics card???[/quote]
THIS JUST IN - VIDEO CARDS ARE NOT ONLY USED TO PLAY VIDEO GAMES

This is like saying a bulldozer is overpriced because it can't do 200 km/h. This product is not for you, but that isn't a valid argument for it being overpriced.
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#7
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Osirismurkscribewho is willing to spend 3000 dollars on a graphics card???THIS JUST IN - VIDEO CARDS ARE NOT ONLY USED TO PLAY VIDEO GAMES

This is like saying a bulldozer is overpriced because it can't do 200 km/h. This product is not for you, but that isn't a valid argument for it being overpriced.

So for what type of builds/uses is spending $2000 extra worth the performance increase between the 1080 and Titan X?

[quote=Osiris][quote=murkscribe]who is willing to spend 3000 dollars on a graphics card???[/quote]
THIS JUST IN - VIDEO CARDS ARE NOT ONLY USED TO PLAY VIDEO GAMES

This is like saying a bulldozer is overpriced because it can't do 200 km/h. This product is not for you, but that isn't a valid argument for it being overpriced.[/quote]

So for what type of builds/uses is spending $2000 extra worth the performance increase between the 1080 and Titan X?
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#8
Stream Highlights
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That shit literally costs more than my entire desk setup, including my computer. wtf.

That shit literally costs more than my entire desk setup, including my computer. wtf.
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#9
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crackbabydumpsterSo for what type of builds/uses is spending $2000 extra worth the performance increase between the 1080 and Titan X?

Professional rendering, engineering CAD, and scientific simulations / repeated calculations to name a few.

[quote=crackbabydumpster]So for what type of builds/uses is spending $2000 extra worth the performance increase between the 1080 and Titan X?[/quote]
Professional rendering, engineering CAD, and scientific simulations / repeated calculations to name a few.
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#10
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#9
Not quite correct, still wouldn't be worth it.
What everyone is forgetting is that
a) the drivers wouldn't support it so it doesn't matter how cheap a 1080 (Ti) or Titan X is if it doesn't work at all and
b) DP performance.

What a) means is that this is not some even faster GPU it's a cut down version of Quadro / P100/V100 type stuff which will cost you 5,000-20,000$ a piece. 3,000$ is absolutely laughable compared to that so the only question is can you tolerate missing a few features and a bit of performance.
What b) means is that since the Titan X, new Titan X and Titan Xp aren't like the original Titan and Titan Black but are basically just a 1090 (Ti) the performance difference isn't a few percent, it's 20x. Is buying a 3000$ GPU that is 20 times faster than a 500$ GPU worth it? Probably.

Don't worry nVidia will probably release another more cut down Titan V for only 2000$ and once enough idiots bought that for gaming they'll release a full GV100 for 2000$ and once enough idiots bought that they'll release another cut down GV100 as 2080 Ti for 900$. Gotta milk it.

#9
Not quite correct, still wouldn't be worth it.
What everyone is forgetting is that
a) the drivers wouldn't support it so it doesn't matter how cheap a 1080 (Ti) or Titan X is if it doesn't work at all and
b) DP performance.

What a) means is that this is not some even faster GPU it's a cut down version of Quadro / P100/V100 type stuff which will cost you 5,000-20,000$ a piece. 3,000$ is absolutely laughable compared to that so the only question is can you tolerate missing a few features and a bit of performance.
What b) means is that since the Titan X, new Titan X and Titan Xp aren't like the original Titan and Titan Black but are basically just a 1090 (Ti) the performance difference isn't a few percent, it's 20x. Is buying a 3000$ GPU that is 20 times faster than a 500$ GPU worth it? Probably.

Don't worry nVidia will probably release another more cut down Titan V for only 2000$ and once enough idiots bought that for gaming they'll release a full GV100 for 2000$ and once enough idiots bought that they'll release another cut down GV100 as 2080 Ti for 900$. Gotta milk it.
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#11
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pretty sure this is nvidia’s first volta gpu

will it be a benchmark killer? probably, considering it has over 5,000 cuda cores

is it worth $3,000 usd for your gaming setup?

no, not at all

pretty sure this is nvidia’s first volta gpu

will it be a benchmark killer? probably, considering it has over 5,000 cuda cores

is it worth $3,000 usd for your gaming setup?

no, not at all
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