Posted a link to Anandtech and a link to ASUS website; It only has 2880 CUDA Cores along with 6GB VRAM
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7765/nvidias-geforce-gtx-titan-black-no-compromises-for-gaming-compute
http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTXTITANBLACK6GD5/
mid range to high end gaming pc or titan. The TITAN is for the enthusiasts
Much meh, it seems better than the old one, but nothing really to shell out enough money that i could use to build two pc's that can play games on med or high range. I agree with frazzle, its cool but you can do better with 2 lower end cards, just wont look as cool.
Titan more money edition?
Cmon don't tell me you don't see it coming, cherry picked titan black TIs anyone?
Yeah... I'll just wait for higher-end maxwells to come out. xD
As far as i can see its a GTX 780 TI with a 20mhz overclock and 3 gbs of extra vram slaped on it that you will never use...
I feel like the market for people who need both high end gaming performance and double precision compute is likely pretty small. Most people are just going to waste a bunch of money on it.
Man, everyone needs to get these and then get G-Sync monitors and Sheilds and just dive into the Nvidia ecosystem that they are building so you can have Nvidia stickers and logos on all of your products you own because Nvidia so green and strong like hulk HURRR MONEY FEEDS ME
PS not bashing Nvidia, just how their ecosystem doesn't seem to feel like a great idea (apart from sheild that thing is awesome)
The flagship that is symbolising Nvidias greed.
I don't know which is worse; the late release of what should have been the real TITAN, or the fact that people are going to buy this anyways.