NVIDIA introduces new TITAN X high-end graphics card

NVIDA has introduced new high-end TITAN X graphics card, successor of last year’s Geforce GTX TITAN X. This is based on the new Pascal architecture, has new GP102 GPU and is built on TSMC’s 16nm FinFET process. It has support for DirectX 12, Vulkan graphics APIs, utilizes superior heat dissipation vapor chamber cooling technology and is designed to drive display devices beyond 5K including HDR as well as delivering the performance required for immersive VR.

NVIDIA TITAN X	GTX TITAN X
GPU Architecture	Pascal	Maxwell
Frame Buffer	12GB GDDR5X	12GB GDDR5
Memory Type- Speed	10 Gbps	7 Gbps
Boost Clock (MHz)	1531 MHz	1075 MHz
Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec)	480	336.5
CUDA Cores	3584	3072
GPU	GP102	GM200
TFLOPs (FMA)	11 TFLOPS	6.6 TFLOPS
Manufacturing Process	TSMC 16nm	TSMC 28nm

The NVIDIA TITAN X costs $1,200 (Rs. 80,530 approx.) and will be available in North America and Europe from August 2. It will launch in Asia soon but no details about the exact launch date yet.