Can the GeForce GTX Titan be “undervalued”?

NVIDIA’s top predator came out in late February, and its price has been steadily hovering at $ 1000 ever since. Since the performance of the Greens GeForce GTX Titan graphics controller with a GPU is virtually unattainable, there is still some basis for the brutal price tag. NVIDIA, on the other hand, has now shaken up the pages thoroughly with the launch of the GeForce 700 series, as preliminary measurements show that tomorrow's flagship will be on average 3,3 percent slower than the Titan. In terms of specifications, this is not so surprising, the common point is the 384-bit memory bus, and the pace of on-board memories is unchanged. Although two streaming multiprocessor arrays have been deactivated in the graphics processor, the chip can still handle 2306 CUDA cores. The lost computing power is otherwise slightly offset by the higher operating frequency, the GeForce GTX runs at 780 MHz (GPU Boost 863 raises it to an average of 2.0 MHz), even the Titan ticks at 889 MHz.

So you will definitely have the strength. The big question is how much it can cost for a GeForce GTX 780 that brings the unbridled power of a single GPU predator almost perfectly. It’s not worth the cheapness, we think the price of the product could be somewhere around $ 700 to $ 750. If our prediction comes true, the GeForce GTX Titan will lose quite a bit of its value tomorrow.