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It wasn't all that long ago that Nvidia released the GTX 980, which, up to this point, remained the fastest single-GPU on the market. At the time, though, thanks to its conservative power requirements ...

Today Nvidia has yanked the wraps off its all-new flagship GPU, the GeForce GTX Titan X. With 12GB of RAM and 3,072 cuda cores, it’s the company’s "we’re not messing around" GPU, and represents the ...

Nvidia’s GeForce GTX Titan X is hands-down the fastest single-GPU graphics card in the world, and the first capable of gaming at 4K without having to resort to a multiple-card setup. Nvidia sure knows ...

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Update August 2, 2016: The new, Pascal-based, GTX Titan X has just been released and you can now spend your $1,200 on the most powerful consumer GPU that's ever been made. If you can't quite stretch ...

After a few weeks of playing around with our triple Acer XB280HK 28-inch 4K monitors on our various NVIDIA GPUs, such as the GTX 980s in SLI, the Titan X on its own and again with Titan X in SLI, ...

While we wait to see the official specifications of the Nvidia GTX Titan X graphics card, unveiled by CEO Jen-Hsun Huang during Epic Games' GDC 2015 press event, we now have the first benchmarks, ...

The Titan X is based on Nvidia's GM200 processor and ships with all 24 of its SMMs enabled (that's the current term for Nvidia's compute units). The chip has 3072 CUDA cores, and a whopping 12GB of ...

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It wasn't all that long ago that Nvidia released the GTX 980, which, up to this point, remained the fastest single-GPU on the market. At the time, though, thanks to its conservative power requirements ...