ZOTAC's Custom GeForce GTX Titan X Arctic Storm Graphics Card Unveiled - Features Highly Modified Hybrid Cooling Solution

ZOTAC, known for their heavily customized, non-reference graphics cards is launching the first custom GeForce GTX Titan X solution (via Videocardz). The GeForce GTX Titan 10 has so far went through its launch without any custom variant every bit NVIDIA didn't permit manufacturers to design not-reference cards and the only variant we got were the NVTTM (Black revision) based cards but that is shortly about to modify.

ZOTAC'due south GeForce GTX Titan X Chill Storm Graphics Card Unveiled

If I have to cull one word to sum up the card, then it'll choose monster. The cooler featured on the card is a animal with its dual slot design that incorporates both air and liquid cooling. This hybrid design leads to better cooling performance that allows faster overclocking. In terms of PCB pattern, we aren't expecting a change since that much is already high-finish stuff on the Titan 10. Cooling solution however looking nice on the Titan X with its all black shroud but the NVTTM cooler is getting old and you need lots of cooling power to keep a massive chip like GM200 under acceptable temperatures.

The ZOTAC GeForce GTX Titan X Arctic Storm features a shroud similar to the ZOTAC Omega cards with a absurd carbon cobweb affect added to it. The shroud features three 100mm fans which circulate heat to a large aluminum fin array cake located underneath it that has several heatpipes running through the copper base to finer transfer rut from the PCB. The card has a integrated pick to allow water cooling with your existing loops and that is going to effectively assist draw temperatures down. Even the heatsink itself on air cooling will handle thermals pretty nicely compared to the reference Titan Ten due to a better heat dissipation organization. The best office about the bill of fare is the amazing backplate that ships with the card that is labeled "Button THE LIMIT". Now that is calling enthusiasts to overclock information technology to the farthermost. The card features DVI, HDMI and three brandish ports. In that location's the Maxwell configuration I/O backplate that looks squeamish. Being a high-end solution, the carte du jour requires a 8+half-dozen Pin connector configuration, the whole PCB is supported past a baseplate that adds durability to the lath.

In terms of specifications, we can expect the same 3072 CUDA Cores, 192 texture mapping units and 96 raster operation units. The card comes with a 12 GB GDDR5 VRAM runing along a 384-chip double-decker interface clocked at 7 GHz that pumps out 336 GB/s bandwidth. The core clocks come up with factory overclocked specs and rated at 1026 MHz base of operations and 1114 MHz boost clock. The effective TDP of the board is rated around 250W and we can look a cost of around $999 United states of america for the ZOTAC reference blueprint.

The reason why NVIDIA is now allowing the custom parts of GTX Titan X could be due to the fact that several vendors are coming out with not-reference GTX 980 Ti's during the upcoming week. The GTX 980 Ti is already close to operation with a Titan X and overclocked models will lead to better performance. So the best to avoid any internal carte du jour competition is to allow faster and overclocked models of the Titan X. The same model will be available on the 980 Ti from ZOTAC.

ZOTAC GeForce GTX Titan X Arctic Storm Gallery:

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti Reference Models Unveiled

Bated from the Titan Ten custom model, Videocardz has revealed the very first models of the GeForce GTX 980 Ti from ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI. The cards displayed are all reference and feature the same specifications include 2816 cores, 176 texture mapping units and possibly 96 ROPs. The carte does characteristic a six GB GDDR5 VRAM compared to 12 GB GDDR5 on the Titan X. The 6 GB VRAM is more sensible for a gaming card and the memory runs along a 384-bit bus interface that is clocked at 7 GHz to pump out 336 GB/due south bandwidth. The core clock is maintained at 1000 MHz and 1076 MHz boost clock. The cards will launch on 2nd June and AMD is also expected to launch their flagship and Radeon 300 series cards during the next month.

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti Preliminary Specifications:

Card	NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan X	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980
GPU	28nm GM200-400	28nm GM200-310	28nm GM204-400
CUDA Cores	3072	2816	2048
TMUs	192	176	128
ROPs	96	96	64
Core clock	1002 MHz	1000 MHz	1127 MHz
Heave Clock	1089 MHz	1076 MHz	1215 MHz
Retentivity Clock	1753 MHz	1753 MHz	1753 MHz
Retentivity Bus	384-chip	384-flake	256-bit
Memory	12GB GDDR5	6GB GDDR5	4GB GDDR5
Bandwidth	336 GB/s	336 GB/s	224 GB/s
TDP	250W	250W	165W
Power Connectors	1x 6pin; 1x 8pin	1x 6pin; 1x 8pin	2x 6pin
Display Outputs	1x DVI, 1x HDMI, 3x DP	1x DVI, 1x HDMI, 3x DP	1x DVI, 1x HDMI, 3x DP
MSRP	$999 US	$699 Us	$549 United states of america

Source: https://wccftech.com/zotacs-custom-geforce-gtx-titan-x-arctic-storm-graphics-card-unveiled-features-highly-modified-hybrid-cooling-solution/

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