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GPUs have much more specialized cores (up to 5120 in the latest NVIDIA Volta V100 GPUs), and matrix operations (which is DL is mostly about at the low level) are parallelized much better on GPUs. On the server market there are Intel Xeon/AMD EPYC, usually having more cores ( 56 cores/112 threads in Intel Xeon Platinum 9282 or 64 cores/128 threads in AMD EPYC 7742) and some other useful capabilities (supporting more RAM, multi-processor configurations, ECC, etc).ĬPUs are NOT the current workhorses for DL.
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They are typically multi-core even on the desktop market (usually from 2 to 10 cores in modern Core i3-i9 Intel CPUs, but up to 18 cores/36 threads in high-end Intel CPUs like i9–7980XE, i9–9980XE or i9–10980XE, and up to 32 cores/64 threads in AMD Ryzen Threadripper). But even if you don't take into account all the great Nvidia extras-GSync, GeForce Experience, DSR, to name but a few-the Titan X is, finally, a generational leap in performance over the 7-series, and the absolute best graphics card money can buy.X86 Family Processors, cores, threads, instructionsĬPUs are Central Processing Units, the ordinary processors we got used to. This is an enthusiast grade graphics card, with enthusiast pricing to match. The Titan X is for the guy or gal who wants to be at the forefront of that, and won't accept anything less than the very best in performance. Having seen the demo first-hand, and paused it at random to fly around in real-time, I can tell you that it's light-years ahead of today's games, at least in terms of visuals. You can even get a glimpse of what those games might look like too, thanks to the likes of Epic's Kite demo, which was powered by a single Titan X. But what the Titan X represents is a glimpse at the future of the GPU, the place where they'll all be in a few years time, minus the price tag. Some people might call the Titan X's 12GB of VRAM and powerful innards overkill-and those people might be right. 1440p is definitely the sweet spot for high-res gaming, particularly if you want 60fps, but there were some impressive results for 4K too. Yes, that includes perennial system killer Crysis 3.
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Naturally, there's really no point in buying this card for 1080p gaming (a GTX 970 would serve you just as well), so all testing was done at 1440p and UHD (4K) resolution.Īt 1440p, the Titan X easily ran everything we threw at it, averaging 60fps. At stock speed and paired with an 8-core Intel i7 5960X overclocked to 4GHz, 16GB of Corsair DDR MHz, and two Crucial M550 SSDs in RAID 0, I saw between a 25 and 30 percent boost in performance over the 980, and up to a 40 percent boost over an AMD R9 290X. Onto performance then, and no surprises here, the GTX Titan X is the fastest single-GPU I've ever tested. There's also support for up to four-way SLI, should you have insanely large wads of cash to spare.
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In terms of outputs, the Titan X sports three full size display ports, one HDMI 2.0 port, and one dual-link DVI. It's not overly distracting by any means, and it's certainly quieter than AMD's cards, but it's something to bear in mind if noise is a big issue for you.
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However, thanks to increased wattage, it is noticeably louder than the 980 under load. In testing, I found the GTX Titan X to be relatively quiet. However, unlike the GTX 980, Nvidia is only allowing partners to release cards with the reference cooler, so don't expect the likes of MSI's excellent Twin Frozr cooling system to be hitting Titans anytime soon.
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Whatever the reason, Nvidia is recommending the $3000 GTX Titan Z as the best GPU for those who need double-precision.Īside from the snazzy black exterior, the Titan X uses the same excellent reference cooler that launched with the original GTX Titan and made its way though Nvidia's high-end models such as the GTX 980. That's not of particular importance for gamers, but scientific types making use of double-precision instructions will find the Titan X lacking perhaps Nvidia grew wary of people using the Titan as a cheaper alternative to its Tesla cards. Like the GTX 980, the Titan X's double-precision performance is 1/32 the rate of single-precision performance. One major change from the previous GTX Titan is with the Titan X's double-precision performance.
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