NVIDIA Launches The TITAN V Graphics Card At $2,999 USD

Written by Michael Larabel in NVIDIA on 8 December 2017 at 05:09 AM EST. 28 Comments
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NVIDIA has launched their latest TITAN ultra high-end graphics card, the TITAN V, which they say is the most powerful PC GPU ever created. The TITAN V is based upon their Volta architecture and will set you back $2,999 USD.

The NVIDIA TITAN V features 3D stacked memory, makes use of 21 billion transistors, and offers 110 TeraFLOPS for deep learning. The TITAN V packs in 12GB of HBM2 memory, 1455MHz boost clock speed, 640 tensor cores, and 5120 CUDA cores. The Volta GPU is manufactured on a 12nm process.


This graphics card is a beast while its TDP is a not too bad 250 Watts considering the compute power it's packing. The TITAN V has three DisplayPorts and one HDMI.


More details on the TITAN V at NVIDIA.com.
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