NVIDIA rumored to unveil Titan X successor in April, launch in June

NVIDIA will reportedly unveil its Pascal-based Titan X successor in April.

@anthony256

Published Feb 27, 2016 12:52 AM CST
Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:01 PM CST

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I've already reported that NVIDIA would unveil its new Pascal-based Titan X successor at its GPU Technology Conference in early April, but we should expect a "surprise" Pascal demo at GTC according to the new rumors.

NVIDIA rumored to unveil Titan X successor in April, launch in June | TweakTown.com

NVIDIA co-founder and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang will be kicking off his usual opening keynote on April 5 at 9AM PST, where we should be greeted by the next-gen GeForce GTX Titan X, based on the Pascal architecture. Now, NVIDIA is set to hit the 16nm process with Pascal, as well as using HBM2 - so we might see the Titan X successor unveiled, but not launched at GTC. When will NVIDIA launch the Pascal-based Titan X successor? According to the rumors, sometime around June - just like it did with the GTX 980 Ti last year.

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