Looks pimp!

That Republic of Gamers thing seems to be a mouse pad.

the answer is autotune the same that gets the 680 to 1111mhz.

Yeah, that my be right.

D:

Get yourself a new PSU, gold/platinum Seasonics are my favorite.

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not 1111(that’s for 680′s) but the speed that nvidia set for this gpu possibly 1019.

Doubt that. Too many websites are reporting 840-880mhz range just 1-2 days before launch. Unless NV has a surprise for us :)

The brute force will arrive tomorrow:-)

The most interesting point about the PCB is that they actually left space for an additional 8-Pin connector.

Are they allowing custom models this time by AIBs or would that be the voltage measurement area. Both things were restricted/locked on the GTX 690.

yes.

The Tesla K20X has an 8 Pin connector and a 6 Pin connector at its back but if this is the same PCB from the Tesla card than why did the bother changing the connector location.

My point being that the Titan’s PCB is not the same thing used on K20X, Both layouts are quite different. This could mean two things, either NVIDIA would themselves launch a faster and much more power hungry GPU later on based on the same design of the Titan or they would let AIBs prepare custom boards. I think a day’s wait would sort it out.

Overclocking is not considered one more bullet especially at the price point it should be a given!

Please link the reviews if you see them published in Europe :)

Yeah :)

I use an AX 750, should be just enough to run 2 of these cards, if not I will get an AX 1200.

Roy Taylor said this:

“We aren’t afraid,” says Roy Taylor, a corporate vice president and head of AMD’s global channel sales. “We have new products. We have a roadmap. We are not sitting still, we do not lack resources, and we do not lack imagination. Let me be clear: The new products will be a new architecture.”

When asked specifically about the Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan—a rumored top-of-the-line card based on Nvidia’s powerful Tesla K20 offering , supposedly being released soon—Taylor said “We’ll wait and see what Nvidia comes back with, and when it arrives we’ll deal with it, but we believe we’ll maintain leadership. I’m a firm believer in bringing back the old GPU wars. We’re taking them on again.”

However I believe it is just AMD marketing, as the only thing they can do is release the 7990, which we already have from almost half a dozen AIBs. Not to mention they would be fighting a single GPU with two and using over 550W to do so. I don’t know what he means by new architecture, when it is confirmed AMD GCN 2.0 is going to be Q4 this year and Titan is tomorrow…

I think the voltage is locked. Look at the Titan’s PCB. It has a similar chip as the 680/670 cards have on the back. That is for dynamic GPU boost / voltage lock.

Ya, his response is misleading. He is talking about GPU leadership in the under $500 price levels and focus on value and game bundles. AMD has nothing to combat the Titan. Then again, the Titan being a limited edition $900 card, it’s more or less not important for 99% of GPU buyers. 10K units @ $900 is just $9 million. AMD has bigger problems like mobile discrete GPU market share, Richland APUs, Kabini and spending money to make sure 20nm Volcanic Islands is competitive with Maxwell. The Titan in this context is not a priority for them. When GTX690 launched, it change nothing about HD7000 vs. GTX600 series for 99% of buyers.

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Reference design only? PASS

Why would anyone pay 600$ extra for that? Especially since it doesn’t even beat the 690? I don’t believe that’s even a Titan.