NVIDIA Working on a GeForce GTX TITAN Refresh?

[Jorge-Vieira]

E uma full 1000 euros ou mais...

Penso que esta grafica já deveria estar planeada por parte da nVidia, depois da 780Ti bater a Titan em desempenho e com o potencial de OC da 780Ti era de esperar uma nova versão com os clocks mais altos para ocupar o lugar da Titan, há que espremer bem espremidinho a "galinha dos ovos de ouro", o GK110.

[Nirvana91]

Boas Nirvana!
Arranja mais outra 7990 e já me passas á frente!!



BTW, em breve deve vir mais uma 290 para meter aqui o CF

Cumprimentos,

LPC

Nooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!

[LPC]

Nooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!

"you Shall not pass!!!"

Chega Segunda-Feira da Gigabyte!

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LPC

[Nirvana91]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLL L

Estiveste bem....!

[Jorge-Vieira]

Nvidia CUDA 7 REL Update Disables Double Precision on the Geforce GTX Titan Z

Double precision is one of the major selling points of the dual GK110 based Geforce GTX Titan Z. However it reports suggest that the new CUDA 7 REL update cripples double precision to a surprising extent (thank you for the tip, Dave Oh) for atleast the GTX Titan Z. Where the card usually reads as 1/3 DP, after the update it falls to somewhere around 1/19 DP. For those of you who employ FP64, this could be a serious work-breaker and we would urge such readers to stick to the current version until we have a lock on this possible bug.

The Nvidia GTX Titan Z poses for the camera. @Unknown

Nvidia Titan Z users get double precision computing crippled with CUDA 7 REL

The problem is as of yet unverified and we are awaiting official response from Nvidia on the matter. That said, there is a high likelihood that it could be a one-time bug in the drivers or very particular configurations. In any case, the problem of FP64 being crippled on GK110 based TITAN cards is pretty serious. The entire reason “semi-pros” bought TITANs in the first place was because of the double precision benefit. Without that, the TITAN quickly becomes a glorified gaming card with no ‘pro’ advantage.
If this problem is not a bug than it would make for a very interesting paradigm shift. It would mean that that Nvidia is subtly but gradually steering its FP64 consumer base to the much more expensive Tesla lineup. As far as the versions go, the CUDA 7 RC version appears to still have DP enabled. If you have installed CUDA 7 REL and had your DP crippled, simply re-installing the drivers won’t fix the problem. Using a driver sweeping program might work, but your best bet would still be a fresh install.
Another point to note here is that while we have a confirmed report of a TITAN-Z user, the bug or deliberate cripple could be applicable to other models as well – not just a TITAN-Z. We are going to refrain from jumping to conclusions on what exactly is happening till we receive word from Nvidia HQ, so stay tuned for a follow up when that happens (or doesn’t). For users in the video industry or scientific industry, this is definitely one issue to look out for.

Noticia:
http://wccftech.com/cuda-7-update-di...#ixzz3Vb2UadNq


Uma das vantagens da Titan Z era o double precision, agora foi retirado, torna-se apenas uma placa para gaming, ou seja igualaram esta placa à recente lançada Titan X.

[Winjer]

Que mal. A nVidia está com atitudes muito más. Mesmo muito más.

[Winjer]

Demand for Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X is unexpectedly high

Even though Nvidia Corp.’s latest high-end graphics card costs more than its predecessors in Europe, demand for the graphics adapter is surprisingly high. According to a German retailer, customers are getting more GeForce GTX Titan X graphics cards than previous-generation products of the same class.“The demand exceeds the available [hardware],” said a spokesperson of CaseKing.de in an interview with ComputerBase web-site. “We have already [sold] impressive numbers and we are getting new [GeForce GTX Titan X] to the warehouse.”
Mind Factory, another reseller from Germany, confirmed that sales figures of the GeForce GTX Titan X are higher than shipment figures of the original GeForce GTX Titan.

The GeForce GTX Titan X graphics card is 30 – 50 per cent faster than Nvidia GeForce GTX 980, but it costs nearly two times more than the latter. People who buy graphics cards like the GeForce GTX Titan X get it because it delivers impressive performance in ultra-high-definition resolution (e.g., 3840*2160).
Nvidia’s flagship GeForce GTX Titan X graphics processing unit features 3072 stream processors, 192 texture mapping units, 96 raster operations pipelines and 384-bit memory bus. The graphics card features 12GB of GDDR5 memory.
The official manufacturer suggested retail price (MSRP) of the GeForce GTX Titan X in the United Kingdom is £879, which is around $1300. Due to different taxes in Eurozone countries, the GeForce GTX Titan X costs starting from €1149 in Germany, €1199 in France, Spain, Holland and Belgium, €1249 in Italy and the Baltic states as well as €1269 in Finland.

Mesmo com os preços inflacionados, vendem que nem ginjas.
Entretanto a AMD chucha no dedo e diz que é bom.

[LPC]

Boas!
Dá que pensar...

Placas de 1200 e 1300€ a serem vendidas dessa forma...

Depois comparamos com as estatisticas de pobreza e desemprego na europa...

Algo vai muito mal...

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LPC

[Winjer]

Isso é porque a crise é só para os pobres.
Os ricos continuam ricos. Aliás, estão cada vez mais ricos.