These gaps widen at 4K, with the Titan X passing the GTX 980 by 1.37x, while the Radeon R9 295X2 is just 18% faster than Nvidia's fastest single GPU solution. Shadows of Mordor ...

Today Briony takes a look at the flagship GT75 Titan which features a Core i9 processor and gtx 1080 graphics card. If that ...

Nvidia’s GTX Titan GPUs are easily the most desirable graphics card in the world right now. And it’s been that way since the first Titan bolted out of the GeForce stable back in the sepia ...

Considering the fact that this GPU packs in 8 billion transistors, that’s a very good thing. As with the GTX 980, TITAN X is “Designed For Overclocking”, and so it features similar technical ...

Unlike previous Titan GPUs, the Titan X isn’t designed to excel at compute tasks or bitcoin mining—when it comes to double-precision compute ability, it runs at the same speed as a GTX 980.

Like Nvidia's K20X supercomputing GPU, GTX Titan has 2,668 shader cores and 14 SMXs -- 75% more than the GTX 680. The simplest way to think of the GTX Titan's gaming credentials is "more of what ...

The 1070, which is also faster than the Titan X, spits out 6.5 teraflops and also has 8GB of RAM (though that one is running GDDR5 tech). For the smart gamer, it sounds like the GTX 1070 will be a ...

At GDC today, Nvidia officially announced the Titan X, the next GPU in its expensive Titan line. But you can’t get one yet, not unless you’re Epic’s Tim Sweeney, the lucky devil.

Priced at $999, the Titan costs the same as Nvidia's other high-end gaming solution, the dual-GPU GTX 690. With the equivalent of two GTX 680s on board, the 690 remains the faster option on paper ...

The GV100 GPU inside the Titan V and Tesla V100 use TSMC’s new 12nm “FFN” manufacturing process technology, an upgrade over the 16nm tech that GTX 10-series GPUs rely on.

The GeForce GTX Titan Z is built around two Kepler GPUs and 12GB of dedicated frame buffer memory. It features two GK110 chips, and is powered by a total of 5,760 processing cores, or 2,880 cores ...

The GTX 1080, according to Nvidia’s tests and our own, provides a significant bump in graphics power compared to the GTX 980, GTX 980 Ti and GTX Titan X.