Nvidia introduces Titan XP - new flagship with full-scale GP102

Less than a month ago, Nvidia launched its graphics card Geforce GTX 1080 Ti, which was quickly found to perform on a par with the previous flagship Titan X (Pascal), but at a greatly reduced price. Now the company is introducing the next part of the Titan saga, which is once again said to take the performance throne as the fastest graphics card in the world with a single graphics processor.

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Specifications: Nvidia Titan XP

	Titan XP	Titan X “Pascal”	GTX 1080 Ti
Technical	16 nm TSMC	16 nm TSMC	16 nm TSMC
Circuit	GP102	GP102	GP102
Circuit surface	471 mm²	471 mm²	471 mm²
Transistors	12 billion	12 billion	12 billion
Architecture	Pascal	Pascal	Pascal
CUDA cores	3 840 st.	3 584 st.	3 584 st.
Texture units	240 st.	224 st.	224 st.
Raster units	96 st.	96 st.	88 st.
Clock frequency	–	1 417 MHz	1 480 MHz
GPU Boost	1 582 MHz	1 531 MHz	1 582 MHz
Computational power	12 149 GFLOPS	10 974 GFLOPS	11 340 GFLOPS
Memory bus	384-bit	384-bit	352-bit
Memory amount	12 GB GDDR5X	12 GB GDDR5X	11 GB GDDR5X
Memory frequency	11 400 MHz	10 000 MHz	11 000 MHz
Memory bandwidth	547,7 GB/s	480 GB/s	484 GB/s
Power supply	6+8-pin	6+8-pin	6+8-pin
Outputs	1 st. HDMI 2.0b 3 st. DP 1.4	1 st. DL-DVI 1 st. HDMI 2.0b 3 st. DP 1.4	1 st. HDMI 2.0b 3 st. DP 1.4
TDP	250 W	250 W	250 W
Rec. Award	SEK 13,400	SEK 13,495	SEK 8,495

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The new worsting card goes by the name Titan XP and among the main issues is the full-scale version of Nvidia’s graphics processor GP102. This means a total of 3,840 CUDA cores accompanied by 240 texture units and 96 raster units.

The card’s clock frequencies have also received a slight boost, where the nominal turbo frequency is now specified at 1,582 MHz – an increase of 51 MHz from its predecessor. Combined with the increased number of CUDA cores, it gives a theoretical computing power of 12,149 GFLOPS, an increase of 7 percent compared to Titan X.

In addition, the newcomer has inherited the faster type of GDDR5X memory that Nvidia equipped the Geforce GTX 1080 Ti with. However, the company does not stop there, but also takes care to turn up the frequency of the memory to a full 11,400 MHz, that is, 400 MHz higher than the Geforce GTX 1080 Ti.

This results in a final theoretical memory bandwidth of 547.7 GB / s, well above the predecessor Titan X (Pascal) which is at 480 GB / s. Nvidia Titan XP is available today and is only sold through the company website. The price tag is set at SEK 13,400 including VAT.

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