NVIDIA GeForce Titan RTX has been leaked

DSOGaming writes: "It appears that NVIDIA will release a new Titan card based on the Turing architecture, called NVIDIA GeForce Titan RTX. Although we don’t know much, we expect this GPU to be more powerful than the RTX2080Ti, and it will be even more expensive (so we’re basically looking at a $3000 GPU?)."

[SierraGuy]

10 gigarays of raytracing power.

[NarutoFox]

I bet this is going to be so expensive. $3000 😳😀

[Parasyte]

I was about to say the same thing!

[Lionsguard]

I remember when Titans used to be the golden unicorn at $1000.

[mikeslemonade]

Gonna be 1500 to 2000

[sander9702]

We need some revolutionary hardware soon I feel like we aren't getting the revolutionary changes we used to get.

[Profchaos]

Definitely are not but I think we are in a race between and and NVIDIA and Intel in shrinking to 7nm gpu and CPUs and right now tech is over priced and under whelming.

[MoshA]

Nvidia is exploiting the market right now. Wait for next-gen consoles and AMD/Intel gpus in 2020. Nvidia will stop screwing around or they will die.

[Hungryalpaca]

I highly doubt the new consoles will come close to a 2080 base model and even that thing is disappointing. They’ll likely be around the1080 by the time they release.

[Bladesfist]

The irony of this is that ray tracing is the most revolutionary change we have had in a while. I'm guessing you mean you want the same rasterization stuff but just faster or do you not think that ray tracing will be the future of realtime rendering?

[NarooN]

Raytracing in and of itself isn't anything new, though. It's been getting researched and even implemented in various ways for decades. RTX is just the latest leap in it being feasible in real time in conjunction with rasterization based software. Even then we see the hardware still has a ways to go. It will be a long time before raytracing is doable on a wide range of affordable hardware as well as doable without utterly destroying performance. Not even Nvidia's top-end GPU gives a satisfying experience with it on at 1080p in BFV.

That said, it's a neat tech but I wouldn't even jump on the hype train yet. I'd rather it get utilized in ways that actually is integrated properly into the gameplay rather than just being a thing that makes games look slightly prettier or cool.

[Hungryalpaca]

Ray tracing clearly isn’t ready. No one is going to play at 1080p 30fps with a $2000 gpu because it makes shadows and shinies prettier.

When it doesn’t chug performance it will be incredible. Until then it’s pointless.

[NarooN]

Agreed. The GPU space has gotten quite boring these past few years. A big part of it is the complexities and problems the foundry partners have ran into, it's gotten increasingly difficult to achieve these smaller optical shrinks as well as becoming even more expensive to R&D. Hopefully 7nm we get some true jumps in performance and energy efficiency.

[ANIALATOR136]

We need the jump to next gen now so tech prices will come down

[Asuka]

and here I am trying to justify myself in spending $499 on an RTX 2070 LUL

[NicSage]

I just picked up a vega 64 on black friday for 319. I was rocking a 970; i've never bought an AMD product and I was really nervous. Man I am so happy I did, i'm running BF5 2560x1440 maxed out butter smooth. My FreeSync monitor i've had for about 8 months can now be taken advantage of. I'm really happy.

[FGHFGHFGH]

Isn't freesync for smoothing out low framerates? If you are getting higher fps the your monitor's freesync range, I hear that some people cap their fps if it goes past the monitors.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Am...

[NarooN]

@FG

Freesync/Adaptive Sync can have a refresh range much higher than 60hz. It's not really about smoothing out low framerates than it is just eliminating screen tearing completely by having the monitor actually change its native refresh rate on the fly to match the game's framerate. Some people cap their framerate so it remains within the freesync range so they don't get tearing again. Like if I had a 120hz monitor, I would choose capping it at 119hz over getting 300fps in-game any day of the week.

[Profchaos]

Same I just picked up a 2070 for my new build had to chose something and the black friday sales put it on par with the 1080 in terms of price.

But most new hardware this year has been disappointing I was pumped for the i9 9900k until reviewers tore it to shreds for its poor power consumption and thermals and the 9700k was a minimal improvement on the 8700k so I ended up going back a gen to the 8700k

[Valkron1]

nVidias stock price has taken a big hit. I don’t think this is gonna help them. Should have focused more on games and less on crypto currency mining

[Profchaos]

Most new hardware this year has been disappointing the rtx range has been vauge as to why they exist even though I brought a 2070 in the sales I could have brought a 1080 for a similar price and been just as happy.

Intel's new CPU range was weak NVIDIA rtx range also leave the bulk ok people questioning why bother

[jordan22290ps]

This seems along the same lines as a developer holding back game content to release it as DLC. The thing just came out and it already has a better version available

[KillZallthebeast]

Lol meanwhile im just content with my 1050ti

[anonymousfan]

same here... but honestly for 1080p gaming it's plenty sufficient!

[OpenGL]

Probably has the full shader count with 96 ROPs and 12GB or maybe even 24GB of GDDR6 on the full 384-bit memory bus. If it's $3000 like the outgoing Titan Z it'll be faster than the 2080Ti but not worth the more than 2x premium.

[FanboysKiller]

Another titan gpu with 14nm, what a waste, at least be relevant nvidia.

[SprigganN4G]

Can it run RDR2 like my $100 Ebay Xbox One FAT?

[Hungryalpaca]

It will when red dead releases on PC.

[blackdream]

Nvidia is getting boring with these marginal upgrades I hope and launches something that blows them out of the water

[XxINFERNUSxX]

LMAO so now we can expect gaming with ray tracing on ultra @ 1080p res to just about make 60fps haha. I can imagine a $3,000 GPU like they state up above and it would fail at 60fps/1080p What a nice $3,000 POS paper weight.

[Bladesfist]

I find it crazy how we have switched so quickly from "realtime ray tracing is impossible" to "well it can't do 4K". Give it some time, nobody expected we would be where we are at with it today in the first place.

[Hungryalpaca]

So what’s the solution then? Just give up on ray tracing? Stay in 720p land like the Nintendo switch?

[Bladesfist]

Well with the latest nvidia drivers and tomorrows patch the 2080 Ti can do ultra @1440p / 60fps and they have improved quality as well as performance. They say more performance updates are coming, sounds like they just wanted to have something with the release but the implementation was quite rushed and / or it's a new tech and the team are getting used to it.

Source : https://youtu.be/-wy45bQe_X...

[XxINFERNUSxX]

Not give up, but it's not ready at all. You must have seen the nVidia keynote in September? https://www.youtube.com/wat... I wonder where Jensen Huang says no performance hit? He doesn't, just lies and lies. Should have stated exactly what we can expect, not empty promises.