Mother of god... overkill much?
.It's actually 2x 690's but who's counting right?
Yes, I would love to see some pics also! And yes, I have already scoped out what it would take to integrate a third 780. Muwahahahaha
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i7 920@ 4.2ghz
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/9254875
Hopefully with Pascal 14nm and HBM2 should get much more performance than a Titan X at less than a 970 in terms of price if Greenland is competitive next year.What card did you get?
I'm still sitting on my 780, sold my second one so I'm single card now. I do, however, regret that. Still waiting for something that will blow the 780 out of the water, but it just isn't there yet. It will come.
The Titan X and Z seem like a a bit waste of money unless you seriously need the performance now. Probably lose most of their value in a years time of buying.Yes, that would do it.
I've looked at the Titan's long and hard, but I just have too many other things taking my financial attention at the moment, but even at that, the increase in performance just doesn't seem wide enough to merit the cost to benefit.
AMD also have a reply for Pascal with Greenland, will be interesting to see how strong it is though as Nvidia have upped their game a lot with Maxwell already and roadmap looks promising. Also with Cannonlake and Zen, should be interesting on CPU front. Should help get really high scores in these benchmarks while being power frugal and hopefully at a low cost compared to now. Looking bright for next-gen consoles and mobile devices too with the improvements beng made.My thoughts exactly. I would have thought they would have drop significantly in price already. The 980's and Titan's both are holding steady in that upper price range. It will stay until AMD does something serious to force the issue. HBM1 sounds to be their response to which, as you started, nVidia already has a reply and it hasn't even hit the market yet.
