Gigabyte, as it is the case with most if not all Nvidia AIC partners, has announced its own GTX Titan Black graphics card. The new GTX Titan Black is pretty much identical to the GTX 780 Ti except for the double-precision compute performance which is what the GTX Titan series is all about.


Based on the fully enabled 28nm GK110 GPU, the GTX Titan Black packs 2880 CUDA cores, 240 TMUs and 48 ROPs but also features 6GB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a 384-bit memory interface. It works at 889MHz base and 980MHz Boost GPU clocks while 6GB of GDDR5 memory should be clocked at 7.0GHz.

While some partners decided to change the cooling solution and even offer some changes to the GPU and memory clocks, Gigabyte has apparently decided to stick with reference clocks as well as the reference dual-slot blower style cooler.

Unfortunately, there is still no info regarding the actual price or the availability date for the Gigabyte GTX Titan Black but according to some listings around Europe, expect to pay close to €900 for such a card.



Source: Gigabyte.com.