The actual performance on that is pretty damn impressive, especially in those older games that have Kepler Optimisations. Really a shame that the card relies on those optimisations so much. Brilliant video
Love that intro! I think this is my favorite video you've done so far! I'm honestly surprised the Titan did as _well_ as it did against the GTX 1060. Amazing thinking back to when 6GB was a ridiculous amount of VRAM.
Thanks, that's great hear! I've been playing around trying a few new things. I did enjoy putting that intro together :) I too was quite surprised by how well it did in the older titles, with that massive amount of CUDA cores.
haha also just put on fan to 100% at 90 temp and easily get 1.1 - 1.2k ghz boost. if you put on head phones u cant hear fan anyway :) and that way the titan even rivals the 1070
The GeForce 700 and GeForce 900 series have the best looking founders editions of all time. I'm still using a founders edition GTX 770. Mid range Kepler with 2GB of VRAM is definitely not going to cut it anymore. Most likely going to upgrade to Navi when it comes out since the 20 series are way overpriced and don't have much VRAM. Nvidia is always stingy when it comes to VRAM because they want your GPU to become obsolete faster.
Thanks for the comment. I do agree Nvidia has always been down on VRAM compared to AMD. That's why I went for the special 2.5GB GTX 570 back in 2011. Had I had the 1.28GB it would have been obsolete very quickly. The coolers on this series of cards are very nice indeed; better looking than Pascal. Though I do like the current Turing Founders edition as well.
The card is still worth it I think if you need the CUDA FP64. Basically, you have this, the Titan Black, the Titan Z and the Titan V. So unless you can afford the Titan V this is pretty much the best. (AMD has the Tahiti cards and now Radeon 7 that can do decent FP64, and the 290X/390X can kinda do O.K. FP64)
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A few notes:
- I have misread by script: the Titan Supercomputer launched in 2012.
- HyperQ and Dynamic Parallellism are exclusive to the GK110 chip.
Hi friend. can you tell me how many mhs this card does in cryptocurrency mining? or if it serves to mine?
The actual performance on that is pretty damn impressive, especially in those older games that have Kepler Optimisations. Really a shame that the card relies on those optimisations so much.
Brilliant video
Thanks man. I agree, I think it could still do much better than what it is currently showing in new titles if optmizations are implemented.
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My friend has this old 2013 Titan 6G Graphic card and I love it using it on his PC you can feel the smooth flow and great gaming experience ...
Love that intro! I think this is my favorite video you've done so far!
I'm honestly surprised the Titan did as _well_ as it did against the GTX 1060. Amazing thinking back to when 6GB was a ridiculous amount of VRAM.
Thanks, that's great hear! I've been playing around trying a few new things. I did enjoy putting that intro together :) I too was quite surprised by how well it did in the older titles, with that massive amount of CUDA cores.
Bravo sir 👏 Very well done video. Thanks for throwing in the 1060. Even though the 1060 is faster, I think I’d go with the cool factor 😎
Thanks Mike! Who needs frame times when you can have cool factor ;)
haha also just put on fan to 100% at 90 temp and easily get 1.1 - 1.2k ghz boost. if you put on head phones u cant hear fan anyway :) and that way the titan even rivals the 1070
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The GeForce 700 and GeForce 900 series have the best looking founders editions of all time. I'm still using a founders edition GTX 770. Mid range Kepler with 2GB of VRAM is definitely not going to cut it anymore. Most likely going to upgrade to Navi when it comes out since the 20 series are way overpriced and don't have much VRAM. Nvidia is always stingy when it comes to VRAM because they want your GPU to become obsolete faster.
Thanks for the comment. I do agree Nvidia has always been down on VRAM compared to AMD. That's why I went for the special 2.5GB GTX 570 back in 2011. Had I had the 1.28GB it would have been obsolete very quickly.
The coolers on this series of cards are very nice indeed; better looking than Pascal. Though I do like the current Turing Founders edition as well.
I still run a Titan-Z that i bought used for $80 CAD....
The card is still worth it I think if you need the CUDA FP64. Basically, you have this, the Titan Black, the Titan Z and the Titan V. So unless you can afford the Titan V this is pretty much the best. (AMD has the Tahiti cards and now Radeon 7 that can do decent FP64, and the 290X/390X can kinda do O.K. FP64)
Hi friend. can you tell me how many mhs this card does in cryptocurrency mining? or if it serves to mine?
it was name after a supercomputer in the usa
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It will be feautured in another video! :)
Titan RTX, you forgot to mention they later dropped dp performance basically creating a glorified GTX...
can i have it