#NVIDIA GTX TITAN FP64 1080P#

This renders at up to 4K resolution before downsampling to a 1080p, giving a far crisper image than native 1080p gaming, and it's a great middle ground for the step up to 4K games.Sometimes you can’t explain it but you need the biggest and best. Nvidia's own Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR) technology allows the automatic supersampling of any specified games. Even if you're still sporting a 1080p monitor though you can still reap the benefits of a GTX Titan X - without splashing a whole load of cash on 4K just yet. The problem stems from game devs pushing visuals to their limits, regardless of resolution, and whatever card capable of this needs to be outputting quadruple the pixels alongside the advanced graphical effects.įor the time being if you want to guarantee max settings you're going to be better off with 1440p, but the Titan X brings us closer than any card has ever brought us to the a 4K standard. Slightly older titles like Battlefield 4 will perform outstandingly on the GTX Titan X, but a hugely demanding game such as Total War: Attila can see performance down into the low 20s when everything is maxed out, while Shadow of Mordor will average around 40-45fps. For modern games you're still going to have to make some concessions, in particular if you want a solid 60fps frame rate. This powerful behemoth is up to the task, but it's still a tough challenge. When asking the question 'will the Nvidia GTX Titan X run games at 4K resolution?', we can undoubtedly say yes, for now. Will the Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X Be Capable of 4K As this might be the norm from now on when releasing top tier graphics cards.

This distribution change might upset long term retail partners, even if it's only temporary, but let's see what happens over the coming weeks, months.

After all, it's Nvidia that has covered the lion's share of the Titan X marketing costs at this point. this leads to making more profit on each sale as they're not cutting in the 3rd-party retailer. This meant Nvidia could keep the card under better lock and key until this official launch, which in turn allows them to keep a closer eye on sales figures and tighten launch price success. If you want to pick this GTX Titan X up now you'll have to grab it direct from Nvidia and in a few weeks you will start to be able to get it through online retail partners like Amazon and Newegg. Use your mouse to slid over the image or click the image to load a larger version of the image. The following is a bench and cost comparison with some other top tier graphics cards currently available. We estimate 20-30 million polygons for each and every frame, all running in real-time.' He claims the Nvidia GTX Titan X 12GB will be capable of movie-quality CGI graphics. 15 million plants using photogrammetry technology. Nvidia head honcho Jen-Hsun Huang said during his presentation at yesterday's GPU Technology Conference that this video contains ' 100 square miles of terrain all created in one go. For those that missed it in our article a few weeks back here is the trailer again. The Unreal 4 Engine was showcased recently at the GDC 2015 and the demo video was run live on a Titan X. The GTX Titan X will have 3 display ports, a DVI and HDMI connector setup as standard. This puts it at less than the GTX 780 Ti, which is just a bit more than the GTX 980. The 12 GB GDDR5 VRAM is clocked at the usual 7GHz (1753 MHz QDR) and delivers up to 336 GB/s bandwidth all for only 250W TDP. The cores even have room for some overclocking as the cores run at 1002 MHz as standard and bump up to 1089 MHz on boost. The Titan X also features 3MB L2 cache and 384-bit memory interface. The Titan has 6 graphical processing clusters and every one of those has four streaming multiprocessor units.

But where the GTX 690 was from the Keplar architecture the GTX Titan X hails from the Maxwell era and can leverage 1.5 times the amount per core. The GTX 690 (which is a massive dual card solution) has that amount. The GTX Titan X has a massive 3072 CUDA cores. Ok let's get our graphics brains around a few Titan X numbers first, just to jiggle loose the notion of what the Titan X is and what sort of GPU gaming solution we are dealing with.įYI - You can check out our previous articles on GTX 980 Ti comparison with the Titan X and R9 390X Well the biggest single GPU graphics card solution on the market is now the Titan X, with its monstrous 12GB GDDR5 VRAM, and is available to enthusiast-tier gamers for the princely sum of $999 US.īut will the GTX Titan X be big enough to finally meet the demands of the biggest gaming resolution on the market - Ultra High Definition 4K, 3840x2160, or 8,294,400 pixels? They broke their GPU naming convention so they could make more of an impact when they brought in the Titan brand, back in February 2013. Nvidia like to give gamers a big impression.

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