NVIDIA makes the GeForce GTX Titan X official at GTC 2015

NVIDIA makes its GM200-based GeForce GTX Titan X official at GTC 2015, packing 8 billion transistors and a huge 12GB of VRAM.

@anthony256

Published Mar 17, 2015 11:30 AM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:09 PM CST

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GTC 2015 - NVIDIA has made its GeForce GTX Titan X official at the GPU Technology Conference in San Jose, based on the full GM200 core. The GeForce GTX Titan X packs quite the performance punch with 8 billion transistors and 12GB of VRAM.

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The new GeForce GTX Titan X is the most powerful GPU from NVIDIA yet, with the full GM200 core compared to the 'cut down' GM204 that makes the GTX 980 tick. The new Titan X is a powerhouse VGA card, with 30-50% additional performance of the GTX 980, and in some cases, much more. That's without taking into consideration the 12GB of framebuffer, too.

We have 3072 CUDA cores, 7 TFlops of performance and the huge 12GB framebuffer. We will have more details on the Titan X shortly. NVIDIA has also announced a price of just $999.

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