longy999
03-25-2014, 10:33 PM
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Oh, you were excited about 4K resolutions? Well, too bad, because Nvidia is already talking about graphics cards that run games in 5K resolution. During a presentation at the GPU Technology Conference, Nvidia announced the new dual-GPU GeForce GTX Titan Z. And yes, it's incredibly expensive.
"Unlike traditional dual-GPU cards, Titan Z’s twin GPUs are tuned to run at the same clock speed, and with dynamic power balancing," reads a press release from Nvidia. "So neither GPU creates a performance bottleneck."
The Titan Z is packed with two GK110 chips, running on 5,760 cores. Expectedly, this type of power is really intended for high-end computing applications, but you could also run crazy games on the Titan Z. Well, if you're willing to spend $3,000.
Oh, you were excited about 4K resolutions? Well, too bad, because Nvidia is already talking about graphics cards that run games in 5K resolution. During a presentation at the GPU Technology Conference, Nvidia announced the new dual-GPU GeForce GTX Titan Z. And yes, it's incredibly expensive.
"Unlike traditional dual-GPU cards, Titan Z’s twin GPUs are tuned to run at the same clock speed, and with dynamic power balancing," reads a press release from Nvidia. "So neither GPU creates a performance bottleneck."
The Titan Z is packed with two GK110 chips, running on 5,760 cores. Expectedly, this type of power is really intended for high-end computing applications, but you could also run crazy games on the Titan Z. Well, if you're willing to spend $3,000.