blackened23
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Oh, I dunno, did anyone state the obvious? That the card does more than merely gaming. Sure, it can game, but the fact that it has more than twice the compute / CUDA / DP performance of the K6000 is probably a draw for CUDA developers. It also seems to be lower in price than the K6000 - It seems that this card would be roughly 60 times faster than the GTX 780ti for that purpose.
To me this seems obvious, and no, I would not consider this card for a second as a PC gamer. I also didn't consider the original Titan. I mean, looking DP/CUDA performance of the Titan at launch, it was quite obvious that it wasn't only a gamers card. It could game, sure, but it was also more than that. It was true for the original Titan and is still true for the Titan Z and Titan black. It does more than only PC gaming. That doesn't mean it's a product I want, i'd just take the 780 or 780ti and call it a day as the CUDA development aspect of the Titan cards mean nothing to me. They aren't for me. But for that segment of the market, people will buy it I am sure.
I don't know if anyone stated the obvious about the CUDA development aspect of this card and how it's a superior card to the PC gaming oriented 780ti/780 in that aspect. Kinda doubt it. Don't let that stop anyone with the "WTF 3000$ GAMING CARD" intentional obfuscation comments which are just all too expected. Carry on.
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To me this seems obvious, and no, I would not consider this card for a second as a PC gamer. I also didn't consider the original Titan. I mean, looking DP/CUDA performance of the Titan at launch, it was quite obvious that it wasn't only a gamers card. It could game, sure, but it was also more than that. It was true for the original Titan and is still true for the Titan Z and Titan black. It does more than only PC gaming. That doesn't mean it's a product I want, i'd just take the 780 or 780ti and call it a day as the CUDA development aspect of the Titan cards mean nothing to me. They aren't for me. But for that segment of the market, people will buy it I am sure.
I don't know if anyone stated the obvious about the CUDA development aspect of this card and how it's a superior card to the PC gaming oriented 780ti/780 in that aspect. Kinda doubt it. Don't let that stop anyone with the "WTF 3000$ GAMING CARD" intentional obfuscation comments which are just all too expected. Carry on.
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