When I posted my look at NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX TITAN X at its launch last month, there were a couple of tests I had to skip over due to a lack of time, one of which was overclocking. As it is now, ...

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The GTX 780 includes the same heat sink that the Titan does: a copper vapor chamber and dual-slot aluminum heatsink along with a blower-style fan. In all, it generates about 43 dBA, versus the 48 ...

The comparison was between a GTX 1080 Ti heavily overclocked under LN2 at a we-won't-see-this-in-the-mortal-realm GPU frequency of 2.5GHz while the new TITAN V was clocked modestly at 1.8GHz.

Like Nvidia's K20X supercomputing GPU, GTX Titan has 2,668 shader cores and 14 SMXs -- 75% more than the GTX 680. The simplest way to think of the GTX Titan's gaming credentials is "more of what ...

Titan's Board Up Close. After wearing the single-GPU performance crown for 12 months, the GTX 680 has been dethroned by the new GTX Titan. The Titan carries a GK110 GPU with ...

This is with all of them overclocked to 2ghz @ 120% power. I've got the Titan X Pascal running on an EKWB full block now & it never gets above 35C, even while folding for a week straight.

In benchmarks, the GTX Titan limped across the Crysis Remastered finish line at just 31fps in 1080p, while Cyberpunk 2077 was unplayable at just 12.3fps, without ray tracing.

At the time, I had a mere GTX 560 Ti, upgrading to an AMD Radeon R9 270X the following year. For my teenage self, the Titan seemed like an unattainable card because, in fairness, it was.

When overclocked by 170MHz, the score went up to 35,991. The Titan Xp and GTX 1080 Ti, by comparison, normally hit around 28,000. Next up is Unigine Superposition.

Priced at $999, the Titan costs the same as Nvidia's other high-end gaming solution, the dual-GPU GTX 690. With the equivalent of two GTX 680s on board, the 690 remains the faster option on paper ...