Seen this coming as AMD is getting closer to releasing there next card.

Not surprised at the price point either. Gotta milk the people who would buy one of those then release a new series in 6 months from now to make the purchase worthless. Rinse, repeat.

This is why I buy the xx70 series when it's 50% or more increase in performance.

HeavyHemi
Weird, how you managed to get my edit back in the post. How did you manage that?  That was removed on purpose just a few seconds after making the post.

 
It showed on my phone as unedited, exactly as it was when I hit quote, until well after I replied, lol.  I moved over to my work PC because of a lightning storm knocking out cell signal.
 

FattysGoneWild
Truly epic trolling by Nvidia. Well done I say. You just have to laugh at this point and the butt hurt Ti owners is comical. They are in a frenzy right now on various forums. 

I am really happy with my GTX 1080 Ti FE Graphics Cards from EVGA, my only regret was that EVGA did not have the Hydro Cooper Water Blocks Ready for Release when they released the GTX 1080 Ti FE Card.
They are Running Strong @ 2138 in all the Applications or Programs I am running.

 I caved :P
 

TRClark911
Wow... I wonder how many are going to sell their Ti cards now? LOL
 
I'm not...  don't see a need for an extra 4 fps. 

Everyone still within their 30 return period shouldn't need to sell
 
Also going to be lot more than 4 fps increase and that's not counting overclocked.

Scarlet-Tech

timmyboy04
So, technically there never was officially a Titan XP... only a the Titan X (2016 model) which everybody just nicknames to Titan XP.
 
This is the REAL Titan XP. Interesting.

 
Finally made it to a real computer instead of my phone.  2013 It was a Titan.  2014 it was a Titan Black.  2015 it was a GeForce Titan X, 2016 it was a NVidia Titan X and NVidia probably liked the name of it being called Titan XP, so 2017 gets the NVidia Titan Xp
 
This is from NVidia website (leaving the TI variant, since it is essentially the same card with minor differences each time):
 
NVIDIA TITAN Xp (new!) 
NVIDIA TITAN X (Note: not a GeForce Titan X, a NVidia Titan X)
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
 
GeForce GTX TITAN X (Note: not an NVidia Titan X, a GeForce Titan X)
GeForce GTX 980 Ti
 

I think they should start drug testing the person at their naming controls.
 
 
So in a marketing sense, I get they aim for the folks with $$$ and the early adopters for the latest and greatest.  You pay a heavy premium for top of the line for a 2 year period average.  Who the hell are they aiming for now since those folks they cater to already purchased one in 2016 leaving it less than a 2 year span?

I truly hope Vega comes out swinging in hopes Nvidia is forced to slash prices, including the Ti while also hoping the EVGA Hydro lines get released after Vega to see if there's any price reduction as well.

To have 3 cards above Vega on GPU benchmark charts 👿

One of these or 2 1080 Ti's to run 3 Asus Rog Swifts 27" 

That is the question I need to answer crap! lol

This is awesome! That means our 1080 TI FE is now the best cost/performance card on the market. Wooo Whooo! 

Scarlet-Tech
Yeah, it is $1200

for when the very best isn't good enough lol 
 
Edit: just to be clear, I'm poking fun at Nvidia's "logic" or marketing not anyone who wants to buy this. I'm sure it will be a killer card, but Nvidia's rollouts make me groan 
 
 

blackforce
Hey not a problem, I buy what makes me happy, I found out when I was still in my teens never play yourself cheap with anything in life that's when people get buyers remorse, This is nothing more then a hobby for me when I'm bored, industry hardware is not going to stand still for no one, but hey man you should never call people stupid for spending their money on something they fill they want.it starts to sound like your jealous

Why would I be jealous of someone having something that I could buy myself?

demo23019
 I caved :P
 

TRClark911
Wow... I wonder how many are going to sell their Ti cards now? LOL
 
I'm not...  don't see a need for an extra 4 fps. 

Everyone still within their 30 return period shouldn't need to sell
 
Also going to be lot more than 4 fps increase and that's not counting overclocked.

My post was 100% sarcasm and as a 1080 Ti owner the newest Titan Xwhatever isn't worth a $500 upgrade.
 

I would think that all the EVGA Graphics Card Owners are Very Happy ATM.

bcavnaugh

Nulltime
One of these or 2 1080 Ti's to run 3 Asus Rog Swifts 27" 

That is the question I need to answer crap! lol

What has Asus Told you?

 
Question is legit would 1 Titan XP be faster running 3 screens (who cares what screen) at 2560 x1440 or 2 1080ti's?
 
Currently have 2 1080ti FTW3 cards on pre-order...pretty sure they will be faster.  I am sure there will be reviews over the next couple days.  99.9% sure I am sticking with what I ordered but tossed a wrinkle into things!

Nulltime

bcavnaugh

Nulltime
One of these or 2 1080 Ti's to run 3 Asus Rog Swifts 27" 

That is the question I need to answer crap! lol

What has Asus Told you?

 
Question is legit would 1 Titan XP be faster running 3 screens (who cares what screen) at 2560 x1440 or 2 1080ti's?
 
Currently have 2 1080ti FTW3 cards on pre-order...pretty sure they will be faster.  I am sure there will be reviews over the next couple days.  99.9% sure I am sticking with what I ordered but tossed a wrinkle into things!

I just spent the last 2 Hours reading up your Question over on ASUS Website and Support Forum.
I still had about 30 more minutes to finish up but what is the point now.

bcavnaugh

Nulltime

bcavnaugh

Nulltime
One of these or 2 1080 Ti's to run 3 Asus Rog Swifts 27" 

That is the question I need to answer crap! lol

What has Asus Told you?

 
Question is legit would 1 Titan XP be faster running 3 screens (who cares what screen) at 2560 x1440 or 2 1080ti's?
 
Currently have 2 1080ti FTW3 cards on pre-order...pretty sure they will be faster.  I am sure there will be reviews over the next couple days.  99.9% sure I am sticking with what I ordered but tossed a wrinkle into things!

I just spent the last 2 Hours reading up your Question over on ASUS Website and Support Forum.
I still had about 30 more minutes to finish up but what is the point now.

Interesting question.  Found this from Nvidia:  Not sure its answering your question any but it at least taught me a bit more about how sli works. 
 

MULTI-MONITOR

How many monitors are supported when running in SLI mode?

With GeForce R180 drivers (or later), standard SLI configurations for 2-way, 3-Way, and quad SLI support a maximum of two monitors. Additional monitors (up to 6 monitors total enabled) may be enabled by using either a motherboard GPU and/or a PhysX capable graphics card (GeForce 8 series or higher with at least 256MB of memory) that does not have the same GPU as those that are SLI enabled.

Can I use SLI multi-monitor in all SLI configurations?

Yes. SLI Multi-monitor is supported in 2-way, 3-way, and Quad SLI configurations and is enabled automatically when SLI technology is enabled in the 'NVIDIA Control Panel' (right-click on your desktop to open).

 

What is the SLI focus display and what does it do?

The SLI focus display allows you to select which monitor will receive the maximum SLI 3D acceleration for full screen 3D applications. In SLI multi-monitor mode, all monitors have 3D acceleration but only one monitor has maximum SLI 3D acceleration.

Are the SLI visual indicators going to change with SLI multi-monitor enabled?

Yes, the SLI visual indicator will change, but only for the SLI focus display. There will be a small green square that appears to indicate the SLI focus display. It will not change on any other modes or monitors.

Does SLI multi-monitor now support Clone mode?

Yes, clone mode is supported, but the 3D performance on both monitors will be less than the SLI focus display's performance when in Dual View mode.

When you are running a full screen 3D application with the SLI focus display, what happens to the second monitor?

When running a full screen 3D application, the operating system and the application determine what happens to the second screen. The screen may go black or change resolutions to match the primary monitor. In addition, full screen applications prevent you from moving using your mouse and keyboard on the second monitor.

Can I render my 3D game full screen on more than one monitor?

Yes, a 3D game can be rendered full screen on more than one monitor if it is a multi-monitor aware game, such as Flight Simulator X. However, SLI multi-monitor will not let you render standard single monitor applications across multiple monitors.

Does SLI multi-monitor support GeForce 6 and 7 series?

No, currently SLI multi-monitor mode is only available for GeForce 8 series GPUs and above on Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems.