well i think i stand pat on my 4 titan blacks work unreal and fast . i do surround at 7680/1440 and game there and well over 120 fps in all the games i play . i do this in 4/way sli and i got the 10 year warranty on everything in the build , so i going to have to be alot beter step up for me to change . tians and 4/way or no way lol

After reading several articles, and looking back on how the 1080 was released.. I get the feeling that Nvidia is starting to back off its partners.. This new Titan X, a consumer based product, is exclusively sold by Nvidia.. Stock for Founders Edition cards are routinely available, but not so much for partner cards.. Today, right now - I can buy an FD card, but to find an EVGA SC or FTW card is like trying to find big foot... lol..
 
tbh, I hope I'm wrong. 

All of NVIDIA producer and professional offering are sold directly through their own store. It's just weird that now a clearly compute handicapped card is being sold that way. I could see the original titans that had full FP64 units enabled as producer given the extra horsepower. They must be desperate for the Financials to do this so soon. Launching so many products is part of why supply has been so constrained. They are producing 3 chips (maybe 4) at once is taxing for TSMC and using the same chip for both 1080 and 1070 is probably curtailing that chips production altogether.

me too lol amd amd lol lates all wate tell he pull his head out of his back end lol
 

Fellow EVGA forumgoers, I implore you all to not buy this over priced card!!

For those that do buy it and want to Hybrid cool it.. If I were you, get on Amazon now and purchase that 980Ti Hybrid kit before they are all sold out.. Only $67.00 right now.. And the shroud has the proper 6+8 pin cut out.

I had two Titan Blacks and went to two Titan X's. I decided to try the 1080FE and after reading the news on the Titan X "Ultimate" I can't say what I think of nVidia to make life easier for the moderators but I'll stay with the 1080 till something considerably better breaks for the board partners.

Now that card is way over 9,000.

Awesome.

does anyone read my thread in computer news?
http://forums.evga.com/NVIDIA-Titan-X-With-Pascal-GP102-GPU-Announced-m2517941.aspx 
 

 
an HBM2 version will be avail next year... probably 16GB


 

If a 1080ti does come out I think it will be closer to $850.  I think the entire 10 series is going up $200 this year.  This is because everyone went crazy and is buying the mid size chip 1080 for $700 when it should be $500.  Just because the mid 1080 was faster then the 980ti it still does not justify the $150-$200 premium over the 980.  They are both mid size chips.  Yea Yea I know that at this time it is the flagship but still.
 
Nvidia is not stupid, but in a way the customers are setting the prices.  We had people selling 980ti's for $350-$450 on Ebay and Craigslist to pay $675-$700 for a 15-20% improvement.  Nvidia sees this and realizes that they can price where they want. Does not help with no competition from AMD in this segment.  I kept my 980ti hybrid because it clocks really well and there was no way I was going to pay almost $700 for a midsize chip card.
  
Now the problem is if Vega does not hit a homerun I worry that the 1080ti will be priced at $850.  Hopefully Vega does well and it forces the 1080 to drop to $500-525 which is where it should be now.  Then the 1080ti can be priced at $725-$750.  
 
Seems weird that you can get a 55 inch 4k tv with HDR for $800 and a graphics card is $700.  
 
 
 

Xavier Zepherious
does anyone read my thread in computer news?
http://forums.evga.com/NVIDIA-Titan-X-With-Pascal-GP102-GPU-Announced-m2517941.aspx 
 

 
an HBM2 version will be avail next year... probably 16GB


 

Your thread is locked and nobody can post on it.

stalinx20

gridironcpj
I've made my decision: I'm just going to wait for Volta in 2017.  $1200 for only 60% over big Maxwell isn't worth it to me.

That is the best strategy, sir. You already have 980TIs, so you should be rock steady for quite a while. Wait for Volta

I heard Josh Walrath in the recent PCPer podcast mention Volta is coming in 7-8 months or so, which is a lot sooner than I was expecting.  If history repeats itself, the '80 Volta card will probably surpass this Titan X (Pascal) at a fraction of the price.

stalinx20

Xavier Zepherious
does anyone read my thread in computer news?
http://forums.evga.com/NVIDIA-Titan-X-With-Pascal-GP102-GPU-Announced-m2517941.aspx 
 

 
an HBM2 version will be avail next year... probably 16GB


 

Your thread is locked and nobody can post on it.

 
I realize that 
i was just telling people there is news out there and read it
 
HBM2 is not avail til Aug/Sept and in LOW quantities
so don't expect any cards based on HBM2 earlier than beginning of next year
 
 
as for the story on board partners read that story again it never says that
 
it refers to AIO systems - or OEM manufacturers only
 
EVGA is not a maker of an ALL IN ONE system
or a OEM manufacturer of a computer system - like Dell, ASUS that builds entire computers and may want an alternative cooling system or cover on the card - specialized water cooled system and such
 
 
 
 

Zordrack
At first I was tempted by the 1080 then when I saw the benchmark compared to the the 980ti I thought that it wasn't worth it. After the 1080 I was eagerly waiting for the next titan to be released.

It's not worth it for those that already have a 980TI. Period. Brains weren't used very much when they went to go out that far for a 20% improvement... All gung ho because of GDDR5X...
 (The comment below is a perfect example. LOL)

Viper453
I will drop the $2650 after tax if i can find cards that are available tired of waiting on faster cards :(

Honestly, the money is worth it if I get to stop checking sites every day just to see out of stock. I guess it is relative for everyone though, I'm coming from 680 Classys to this.