NVIDIA launches TITAN Xp with 3840 CUDA cores

Published: Apr 6th 2017, 12:23 GMT   Comments

NVIDIA has just unveiled its new TITAN, the Xp with the full GP102 graphics processor.

NVIDIA TITAN Xp gets 3840 CUDA cores

Would you expect another TITAN? Well, I didn’t, but it’s here. Full GP102 graphics processor with 3840 CUDA cores is now available for 1200 USD.

The new TITAN, which is now called Xp ships with 12 GB GDDR5X memory across 384-bus. What’s new is memory speed which is set to 11.4 Gbps, even higher than GTX 1080 Ti. This results in 547.7 GB/s of bandwidth.

The boost clock is set to 1582 MHz, which means over 12 TFLOPs of computing power.

According to the official specs, this model supports 8K@60Hz resolution.

NVIDIA TITAN Xp is the world’s most powerful graphics card. Incredible computing horsepower and groundbreaking NVIDIA Pascal™ architecture give you the power to accomplish things you never thought possible.

The card is already available for sale on NVIDIA website for 1200 USD.

NVIDIA GP102-based Graphics Cards
VideoCardz.comTITAN X “Pascal”GeForce GTX 1080 TiNVIDIA TITAN Xp
GPUGP102-400GP102-350GP102
CUDA Cores
 
3584
 
3584
 
3840
TMUs
 
224
 
224
 
240
Boost Clock
 
1531 MHz
 
1584MHz
 
1582 MHz
Computing Power
 
10.97 TFLOPs
 
11.34 TFLOPs
 
12.15 TFLOPs
Memory Clock
 
10.0 Gbps
 
11.0 Gbps
 
11.4 Gbps
Memory Capacity
 
12 GB
 
11 GB
 
12 GB
Memory Bus & Type384-bit / GDDR5X352-bit / GDDR5X384-bit / GDDR5X
Memory Bandwidth
 
480 GB/s
 
484 GB/s
 
547.7 GB/s
MSRP
 
1200 USD
 
700 USD
 
1200 USD




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