[Nyx]

So today, NVIDIA announced their new GPU, the Titan-Z. It is a dual-GPU rocking 12 GB GDDR5. So, in short, it is 2 Titans inside of one. It will be launched at a whopping price of 3000$. So, if you had a spare 12000$ laying around, you could have 4 Titan-Zs inside of your system, so 8 Titans inside your PC.

Quote from NVIDIA directly:

GeForce GTX TITAN Z is a gaming monster, built to power the most extreme gaming rigs on the planet. With a massive 5760 cores and 12 GB of 7 Gbps GDDR5 memory, TITAN Z gives you truly amazing performance—easily making it the fastest graphics card we’ve ever made.

This is a serious card built for serious gamers. TITAN Z is designed with the highest-grade components to deliver the best experience – incredible speed and cool, quiet performance—all in a stunningly crafted aluminum case.

If I had money, I would totally rock 4 of these, but I think for now I will stick with my GTX 780 Ti, which is still a monster of a card. So what do you guys think of this card? I feel like NVIDIA will be losing a lot of money if they produce a lot of these...

Source: http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/article...tx-titan-z

[Skitstep]

Well it's probably not nearly as much to produce as they're selling it for. They'll probably definitely profit. People will still buy it.

Same concept as Apple making a "new" phone by just updating a few cosmetics and installing ONE new software app... people still buy it.

[Nyx]

Well it's probably not nearly as much to produce as they're selling it for. They'll probably definitely profit. People will still buy it.

Same concept as Apple making a "new" phone by just updating a few cosmetics and installing ONE new software app... people still buy it.

People were saying it costs half of that to produce, so per card there would be a 1500$ profit, but honestly, not many people have 3000$ to throw at a graphics card. This graphics card costs as much as my PC did when I bought it, which is kinda ridiculous.

[Shebang]

I haven't read up anything, but if it's a dual GPU card, and the GPU inside is whatever was in the Titan, you can only run 2 cards in SLI.

[Pulseeey]

You can only run 2 of these in SLI since quad SLI is the max. 8 would have horrible scaling anyway.

I am impressed with the new AMD FirePro card though, single GPU that pushes 5 TERAFLOPS (Titan Z is dual and 8 TERAFLOPS) and also has 16GB GDDR5 at its use. :O