2017 Titan XP | Remember The Titans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2024
- Benchmarking the Nvidia Geforce Titan Xp 12GB against popular games from 2017 to 2023 using an average modern gaming PC.
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For a 6 year period in the 2010s, the name Titan was associated with the cream of the graphics card crop. It was Nvidia’s attempt at creating a premium brand within their Geforce range that would attract customers with deep pockets willing to pay for the very best; however, that hasn’t always been what has been delivered in the final product. I intend to create a short series of retrospective videos to see how well the Titans performed from their launch to the present day - starting with the Titan Xp, a 2017 card facing staunch competition from Nvidia’s own existing GPU lineup.
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00:00 Nvidia Titan Xp 12GB vs. 2023
00:51 Background: History of the Nvidia Titan Xp
03:49 Test System: Ryzen 5 5600X, 32GB DDR4-3600
04:00 Gaming Benchmarks
04:03 2017 Benchmarks: Assassin’s Creed Origins
05:24 2017 Benchmarks: Resident Evil VII
06:18 2017 Benchmarks: Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice
07:28 2018 Benchmark: Shadow of the Tomb Raider
09:08 2019 Benchmark: Red Dead Redemption 2
10:26 2020 Benchmark: Cyberpunk 2077
12:11 2021 Benchmark: Forza Horizon 5
13:36 2022 Benchmark: Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered
14:22 2023 Benchmarks: The Last of Us Part 1
15:12 2023 Benchmarks: Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
16:00 2023 Benchmarks: Jedi Survivor
17:04 2023 Benchmarks: Resident Evil 4 Remake
17:42 2023 Benchmarks: Starfield
18:23 Overclocking attempts
19:57 Conclusion
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Crazy to think Titans 3 gens ago were cheaper than a seriously cut down xx80 class today.
Green Goblin in full swing
Yeah it's insane
They really were not though. 1200$ in September of 2016 comes out to about 1500$ now. So, taking inflation into account, the Titan Pascal was still quite a bit more expensive than the 4080 is now...
The 4080 is vastly more powerful than ANY Titan, not even close. The 4080 isn't "overpriced" if you actually factor in its performance per watt.
@@leviathan5207romours are AMD will skip competing in the high end next gen, so the 5000 series might have another RTX Titan for 3000 dollars most likely
The 10 series really was something else.. sad that we will probably never see something like it again.
That was the best series they ever released. I had a 1070 that lasted me for years.
@@noahneutral7557 i used a 1060 until i got an XTX earlier this year. But imagine.. the best GPU beeing only 700 dollars..
I had a 1080ti that lasted me all the way up till this year
I still have my 1070 and refuse to upgrade until it breaks on me
@@noidsuper I was playing in 1440p so on new games I was having quite a bit of fps issues
Back in 2017 I found one used for 430$
Built an R5 2600 ITX system around it
You can't imagine how proud I was when they "Oooh" and "Ahhh" seeing it
you found a titan xp the same year it released brand new for 1200 dollars for 430 used?
The quality of iceberg's videos has gotten so much better over time. Keep up the good work!
only youtuber i watch anything he covers as soon as i have the time. it's not reviews on old hardware, they're video essays about tech. i wish there was a larger audience for him to draw.
yup, surprised he has only 41k subs. He is one of my favourite YTbers
same here@@SB-pf5rc
I've used a Titan Xp from 2018, when I got it for free for my research, up to this week. Very capable GPU, future-proof and fast 12GB VRAM, runs modern games and compute workloads just fine. Replaced it with an Arc A750 to test out raytracing in Cyberpunk. Better use the Intel cards myself now that I work there :)
Your videos though...Spicy
Congrats Intel sounds like a really cool job
You must be excited for battlemage
You forgot one important thing. The Pascal and Turing titans had Quadro OpenGL features. If you were using CAD based software they were really good deal, especially the Titan RTX with its 24GB, that one still is. Unfortunately with the removal of Titan name, those features and production software optimizations went away. The 3090 no longer had them, it was no longer "semi-profi" card. Even tho Nvidia tried to market it that way. And TBH those features were added for the Pascall and Turing cards retroactively, same with freesync support. They were a reaction to the 16GB Vega frontier edition.
The pro driver support and saved money by not having to buy the quadro cards should not be underestimated. That made the cards a real deal.
Wake up babe another iceberg tech video just dropped
Huh, why didn't anyone wake me lol.
Always a treat to see these pop up in my sub box
@@armedready1 "Wake up babe"
I have some very fond memories of the Titan Xp. I'm still rocking a 1080ti and will probably do so until it's generated its last frame
Its sad how expensive everything has become. Even the $999 price for the card at that time was considered insanely high because the flagship was $499 or $599 at the time.. 2023 that doesn't even get you high end gpu now.. sad times for gpu buyers.
rtx3080ti for 700 euros
@@andrej_sefcikwhat is the point you are making? that is a last gen card with a used price on a generation that prioritized price to performance
Inflation isn't Nvidia's fault.
@@Wobbothe3rd Neither its the consumers fault. Yet, we have to pay the price.
@@MeowMeowMeowMeowMeowMeowMeowww Have to? Let's not get it twisted here, most GPUS are luxury items
The first gtx Titan aged very very well
It may be the next Titan I test....
Not really. The 6GB VRAM buffer definitely helped it (that was massive in 2013), but the Kepler architecture aged like milk.
@@DrearierSpider1 each architecture has its own default even Maxwell and Pascal.
But the gtx Titan runs pretty much any game at 1080p high settings, fps 30-60 depending on the game of course and if you consider the bad architecture and 10 years after the launch of gtx Titan its a very worth it card
@@IcebergTechdo it!
@@alilokhd4638Kepler has bad Vulkan support and only support DX 12 (11_0 Feature Level)...
I picked up one of these to replace my sli GTX 660's in 2021 during the GPU crisis. Love the card, it was the same price as the GTX 1080 ti at the time I purchased it.
Was super close to buying one second hand a few months ago for an ITX B450 build. I genuinely love the look of Founder's Edition Pascal cards and wanted a former Pascal Halo product.
Ended up getting a blower RTX 3070 instead for just a bit more. I'd still love these to get a new lease on life with some thermal paste/pad reapplication and some FSR love too. They're still great hardware, even if long in the tooth.
Yeah the one I’d worry is how long are nvidia gonna update the drivers for it I feel at most another 2-3 years
@@crashed6510 what I hope happens is that if Nvidia finally decides to axe it from official drivers, there will be enough community love and know-how to get some unsigned drivers for it from a trustworthy source. Pascal cards have a comprehensive hardware repair wiki and I would love to see a software support community for it to keep them going.
FSR is so bad, i had to stop using it. And the new fg is even worse 8(.
Yeah I heard FSR 3 was a mess. Which is a shame because I really wanted FSR to make older hardware viable for a bit longer
@@NextEevolution hoping they do some updates quick.
Interesting to see it’s results factor to the 1080ti. A look on how the “the now golden generation” gpus fair in today’s changing landscape.
Keep up the great work good sir! 💪
I have been running the Titan XP for the last 6 years with water cooling. It is stabel at 2100 MHz on the core, temp 30 C with no hard mods.
I only got the regular Pascal, but saving for the titan v
Great work! Love to see subscribers passing 40k. Keep it going! 👌
The way your commentary keeps every games' analysis entertaining is a rare thing in this genre. The skill and effort isn't going unnoticed. Good work, and keep it up!
I have to say, the quality and dedication in your videos is through the roof.
Each time I see a video from you, I know beforehand it's going to be well made, aesthetically pleasing and put together professionally. Xoxo
I was waiting on a video like this. I have been running the Titan Xp Empire Edition for a while. It has aged so incredibly well.
But this video was awesome!!! Freaking loved it. Thanks for taking me back!
Stellar video my man I love the content.
The titans were always sooooo cool!! Thanks for the video!
Another banger..always the best Bro♥
Awesome video. Reminded me of when I made the jump and got into PCs at the precipice of the 1080TI release and loved that card. Even if late in its life it sounded like a jet engine haha.
1080ti was too good for Nvidia. So many people didn't bother getting a 20 series because of it. Well never see the likes of that card again.
Came because I saw my aging gpu being featured.
Oh boy, I waited for this one! :)
The writing in these videos is so good I had to leave a comment for the algorithm
Hell yeah, homie got another upload 😎😎
11:35 My Favorite Foghorn Leghorn quote! You just made my day!
ytb 10 seconds after upload
love ur vids man, been here since 2020
Damn, I feel bad for waiting a whole 47 seconds to heart your comment 😪
@@IcebergTech It's alright, at least you have a life, I don't 😂
Baller vid, as per usual
I had my titan x pascal since 2016 and only recently upgraded to a 4090 two months ago. It treated me well for many years
hell yeah another iceberg tech video !!
That Cyberpunk 2077 edit was super slick mr video man
I like the timing at 7:46 when you said "big".
Very cool video. I just bought a GTX980 for my XP build, and with the insane prices of the latest generation cards, I started looking at the Titan XP to add to my collection. I think I will get one for the historical value, and I dont need ray tracing or Cyberpunk 4K Ultra 120 FPS gaming. Keep up the good work and hopefully Nvidia steps fleecing their customers.
Man covers what I was thinking about in terms of performance of today. But he's doing both older titles of the past and modern titles... absolute GIGACHAD!
nice title, that movie is one of my favs
Ah, the TITAN, a name that never carried with it much meaning, seeing as it was given to whatever nvidia could expect to sell at exorbitant prices *cough cough* TITAN X Pascal *cough cough* , but it sure as hell carried with it some insane performance.
Back when I got into computer hardware, the TITAN Xp was *the* card, the fastest, most expensive "consumer" grade card, so it obviously made me dream about having such a thing. And, for a card 6 years old now, I'd say that if I were to have my dream fulfilled back then, I would be happy with it to this very day.
Regardless of my dreams and past memories, it's still very cool to see what yesterday's best can do today. Maybe one day you can do a video like this for the TITAN RTX? Seeing as it is the last TITAN, I feel like it deserves a bit of love.
you should really do a video on the titan V, the volta architecture was bearly ever used and i wanna see how it holds up in 2023
I was allowed to use the ones from work while I sold my 970 to fund my upgrade to a 1080ti, while they performed the same, it felt 3x nicer to have that black ultra luxury card sitting in my PC.
I still consider the the 1080ti to be a blessed GPU that I will forever cherish, but when I had that Titan Xp in my rig I felt like a god amongst plebians.
i remember the titan, i loved the series and i am sad that there is no option for getting one as a upgrade for the 4090 anymore
The 90 class has kind of replaced the Titans, but without the pro optimisations sadly
@@attilavs2 Gotta buy a Quadro for that :')
Rich people problems lol
@@DrearierSpider1 Not really, it's just many have lost the concept of saving up for what they want. They spend like the government spends printed money (very quickly). I own a 13900k/4090/Gskill 6400 DDR5 combo with everything else top tier (1600W PSU, Corsair 7000D, 420mm Corsair AIO, 4tb WD 850x). I saved, got nothing given to me. Usually I'm gaming so I don't spend a lot of money and it collects. Currently have 13k in my account, and a vast majority of people would NOT accept having my hourly wage as a career choice. Of course if I still lived in California, this would be impossible, but luckily I moved and now can save pretty easily in a good ole red city/state.
@@attilavs2there never were "pro optimizations". There was only some "pro" software that artificially throttled itself to a stillstand if it detected "GeForce" in the GPU name. The "pro" and gaming GPUs are almost identical hardware and only differ in price.
I remember the Titan X Pascal GPU, when the 1080Ti was gonna release, the owners of the Titan X Pascal GPU got ripped off, basically kneecapped them that 1080Ti has performed the same with less money. Didnt last long till the Xp arrived but it would be very rare to find that GPU in the second hand market.
They got the professional drivers though. For anybody into this it was a bargain because they avoided the Quadro prices.
People were pissed!
Only a few months prior, 1080 owners had paid just $100 less than what the 1080Ti launched at, *and* they were forced to watch the MSRP of their cards depreciate $100 _on_ _top_ _of_ _that_ to remain marketable.
Titan owners had paid *hundreds* of dollars more for what was effectively 'timed exclusivity' to have bragging rights on "the most powerful gaming GPU," only to see that title trounced by a card that cost 40% less.
AMD had been overhyping the shit out of its next GPU at the time (which ironically led to Nvidia's knee-jerk 1080Ti in the first place), leaving AMD fanatics depressed as all hell, because nothing even came _close_ to the high-end of Nvidia's 10-Series at the time.
Eventually, early 1080 owners got a rebate of sorts, but Titan owners with more money than sense were either stuck holding the 'old maid' or forced to shame upgrade (at full retail) to the Titan Xp (2017) or Titan V (2017) for marginal performance gains.
I own a TITAN Xp. It was, and still is, a great graphics card if you can get one for the right price. I snagged mine on eBay for just very slightly more than a 1080 Ti when Ampere and RDNA 2 was unobtanium at the time. For 1080p gaming, it's still very plenty even for high FPS gaming in most games. I did upgrade to a 1440p 165Hz display, however, and decided it was probably a good idea to upgrade to something faster like the 3080 12 GB. If it weren't for that, I would've probably still been using it to this day. I'll never get rid of it like the last owner did as Pascal was a legendary GPU lineup.
Good video. FSR3 might extend the life of 10 series cards, they are not officially supported but I've seen videos where it appears to work.
We never knew how good we had it at the 900 and 1000 series man, what a beast those cards are
Those star wars special editions specialy in red looked realy cool. They dont make them like that any more.(
The reason why the 1080ti and TITAN were putting out the same average fps in cyberpunk at 1080p is because you're CPU bound with a 5600X. I have the same exact configuration. Great video as always!👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm itching for a CPU upgrade to something like a 7700X
Small correction at 7:18
Box on the right says 2160p instead of 1440p.
Just letting you know!
ffs.... thanks 🤦♂️
@@IcebergTech No worries!
Got my hands on one about 3 years ago now. Made a hybrid cooler from the stock blower with a new printed shroud and a thick 120mm aio.
Did 2075mhz stable in everything i tested but at a ridiculous 350w+ powerdraw.
Good, Titans deserve their spot in history. I love those blower style heatsinks. I was trying to get that usb drive which looks like nvidia shroud, but sadly, I couldn´t.
I picked 2 of these for rendering. Many of these videos lack to mention this feature. Using Cinema 4D & Octane, these cards are formidable! Also Ai video upscaling as well.
The comparison to the 1080 Ti and especially the crashes with any PL adjustments does make me wonder if your Xp is actually performing as it should in these tests.
Same. I owned 2 of these cards. Still have one of them. Mine still takes whatever voltage and power limits I throw at it like a boss. At stock settings I'm consistently 5-9% faster than his numbers here.
yeah he has a used card so...its prob scuffed
My titans xp 2016 in SLI ran both at 2113 MHz all the time (watercooled). Never a crash in all those years. Even had tri-SLI for a while, also no problems with stability watsoever.
First time watching in the top 5 viewer.
That thing runs hot!
I remember the Titan X Maxwell being a pretty good card as it had double the Vram of the 980Ti, which at the time, in 2015, that 6gb vs 12gb was a joke. The price was also a bit extreme, but hey, the Titan offered something over the 80Ti. The Titan RTX as well, had 24gb vs the 2080Ti's 11gb which means today the Titan RTX would still be pretty good to use only 4 years on. The problem with the Titan RTX and the 2080Ti is the price increase of Turing cards meant the 2080Ti was essentially the Titan and the Titan RTX was just a gold bar you could put in your PC. Still crazy to think that even though my 4090 is technically the Titan of the 40 series, it's still got stuff cut down from it to the point it's technically not qualifying of the Titan name, and it's probably why the 4090 and 3090 exist.
God the Titans had such confusing naming, especially with the X Titans. I have seen so many pieces of tech journalism get this wrong.
For those who are still confused:
- The Titan X was released in 2015 and was based off the Maxwell 2.0 architecture. It's a little better than a 980 ti.
- The Titan X Pascal was released in 2016 and was based off the Pascal architecture. It's slightly slower than the 1080 ti.
- The Titan XP was released in 2017 (after the 1080 ti came around and made the Titan X Pascal stupid) and was based off the Pascal architecture. It's slightly more powerful than the 1080 ti, and contains a complete GP102 die.
Titans are weird. There are other anomalies such as the Titan V (which was based off the Volta architecture, which is a deep-learning architecture that never made it to gaming, and was basically made to beta-test RTX and tensor cores) and the Titan Z (which was two Titan Blacks on a single PCB).
A titan v had hbm and not rtx. The rtx titan which came after had rtx and was like a 2080ti with more vram.
Yeah, shit was confusing as fuck!
Two "Titan X"s, so gamers informally referred to the 2016 card as "X(P)" only for Nvidia to release the "Xp" a year later. 🤬
Also "Z" preceeding "X" and "V" made *zero* sense. Only the "V" actually ever _stood_ for anything (Volta).
I owned 2 Titan XPs in SLi at the time. Work was very happy to furnish us engineers with baller workstations with $3300 budgets. I ran them until the GPU shortage. Sold one for almost $500, bought a 12700K bundle at microcenter with DDR5, and up until this year that remaining lone Titan Xp soldiered on at 1440p until it was retired for a 7900XTX.
I still have it in my "Player 2" PC with the 8700K I also bought with Gigabyte's money for when my nephew is over.
I was able get a stable overclock on my Titan Xp at 2.1 GHz on the core clock with only 1.05V and it has been quite helpful in keeping this card last over the years.
I just gave up using my GTX 1080. That was one of the best graphics cards investments I ever made. Got it at MSRP during the Bitcoin mining craze.
Hey, I used to have one of these. One helluva potent DX12 GPU right here. Got mine for a song back in 2020 during the height of the cryptoboom/GPU shortage.
Based on the numbers, it's obvious to me you bought a Titan Xp which was overclocked beyond the stability region and was damaged over time. This is why you can't increase the power, or overclock it much
can we talk about how fuckin cool these cards looked though. 20 series cards and up look like cheap prototypes, but the coolers they were using before that were so stylized and badass looking
The more content I watch about the 1080Ti, the more I think it was Nvidia’s swan song of gaming. From that on, it became Nvidia’s shareholders singing
I bought this exact GPU around March 2023 when I found one for 175 used. A massive deal compared to the 1080ti which was averaging about $225
It amazes me how powerful this gpu is without DLSS. Just raw performance, i cant imagine what DLSS would do for this GPU
For that price and couple of years of use, its almost free
WWDITS cameo with Lazlow = mint.
I was fortunate enough to gain the TITAN RTX and the TITAN V for $3K. Both cards for $3K. This was right when everyone started offloading there RTX 2080ti's for the $500 3070. So i took a chance and it paid off. I also got the 6900XT TOXIC "AIR" and a pair of RADEON VII's for a cool $1K. Not to shabby.
About Jedi Survivor, I have played before the last patch and never had ambient occlusion problems with Cals hair. Mabe DXVK fixed the bug simply by running.
The opening logos is actually the shader caching. Quite a few games to that these days.
Im still gaming my Titan Xp, hell of a card. Going to upgrade to a 4090 soon
It was nice seeing some of the games using more than 9GB, 10GB of VRAM. At least it was worth having that much at hand.
At one point the Titan had a vastly improved FP64 over the contemporary cards. I wish Nvidia kept this trend. For certain workloads it was huge. The titan Z was one of these examples. Close to 4TFlops of FP64. Where as the Titan Xp only managed 300 Gflops or so. It would be interesting to test a titan Z in compute loads in 2023. For reference the Titan Z is equivalent on paper to double a RTX 4090 in FP64!
Good old Kepler! The high-end GK110 Kepler GPUs had a 1:3 FP64:FP32 ratio. One Nvidia GPU generation was enough to seed the wrong myth that Quadro GPUs had better FP64. Maxwell/Pascal/Turing dropped it to 1:32 for all segments, GeForce, Quadro, Tesla and Titan. Ampere/Ada dropped it further to 1:64, basically only keeping it for compatibility reasons. FP64-capable GPUs have become a rarity, today it's only a few of the the super expensive datacenter models, and some rare exceptions. All existing GPUs with >2 TFlops in FP32 are these, in descending order:
MI250(X), H100 (NVL), MI210, A100, CMP 70HX, MI100, A30, V100(S), Titan V, GV100, MI60, MI50, Radeon Pro VII, GP100, P100, Radeon VII, W9100, W8100
Best cheap options today are Radeon VII (driver-limited to 1:4), and Radeon Pro VII or MI50/60 on the used market.
It takes a LOT less than that to make me go into a sulk!
I had an OG titan back in 2017 when I bought my used pc. It a cool flex piece but it aged like fine milk and it was immediately replaced with a 1070. I still have that titan on a shelf, I loved that thing and I still use it when I am testing older hardware to make sure it works.
I had a Titan Xp with a raijintec morpheus 2 cooler on it and it OC'd pretty great. It was fantastic with older games, but struggled with more modern games comparatively.
Crazy to see how Ngreedia's marketing techniques haven't changed a single bit after all these years
i just built my first pc and was able to get one for $150. i’ll prolly upgrade in a year or 2 but the only issue i’ve had with it is it doesn’t cool very well. other than that it gives me more than enough frames and is powerful enough to run any game i play.
Damn! I remeber Titan series being the best back in the day
had a mate of mine travel across the country to get a Star Wars collectors edition one of these second hand, think he only recently moved on from it too.
Woof!
The crashes when increasing the power limit might be due to the card running too hot and becoming unstable? Slightly surprised to see as much as 280W on a blower - the card wad running very hot at 85C then.
I'm still rocking my 1080 ti. SO surprised by how good it is on linux with gaming.
Is it possible the Titan Xp was overheating during your tests? I can see that it was hitting 80-85 consistently across most tests, and I'm pretty sure clocks take a hit at 83 degrees.
There's a small amount of thermal throttling in a couple of games, yes, but not "overheating". It's all above the official boost specs.
@@IcebergTech Undervolting does great on those high power but turbine cooled cards.
Throttling depends on game/load (and fan curve), so not everytime you get a one, BUT you will pay it in loudness and/or quite high temps.
You can tell, that he had a lot of fun of writing the monologue.
got this gpu when the 2080 came out got it for a grand and still have it to this day even after upgrading everything else
I still use Titan xp, its a beast for 3d and still for games very capable card.
If you still want to try a different cooler, do try! Your crashes might disappear with better cooling, even if the GPU did not approach TJmax in your tests. The difference between 60°C and 50°C can bring great stability.
Can you make a video about the GTX 1660 super?
as someone with a 1080ti who just upgraded from a 1200p monitor to a 1600p, Its a great card and no joke wont need anything in the near future, its pretty much the perfect 1440p card and will be a great 1080p probably till 25!
There was a period thanks to crypto the 1080ti was getting scalped at higher prices than the titan xp starwars edition so at that particular time getting the titan was the better deal
i had a titan x pascal with a 120mm aio strapped to it. thing loved 2ghz and the memory would take just about everything i threw at it.
This series seems like the perfect place to test if the Titan V's supposed asynchronous compute performance actually sets it further apart from the XP in modern games than it would normally be! Quite a few of them seem to kill Pascal a little bit.
The Titan XP was my dream card.
I still use a 1080ti on my daily driver.
I have no brand loyalty as I have had all 3 brands at one time or another. Currently running an Intel Arc A770 on my most current rig. Which felt more like a lateral upgrade as it performs barely better than a 1080ti.
I have to admit the Pascal architecture and the 1080ti is my favorite graphics card of all time. It might be the greatest card line ever created.
It gives me the same feelings of hype as the Riva TNT2 and Voodoo 3dfx days. Man, I’m showing my age. 😂
gpu rankings would be nice. also considering manufacturers nerf drivers to make new products look better, ac origins and watch dogs are still relevant benchmarking games
11:13 smooth transition
That CPU was choking that Titan in a few games, OUCH. And it seems like your GPU is faulty to began with. So are the tests valid?
FSR3 will be a game changer for these cards.
You could add FSR framegen testing for these old cards as an experiment
I assume the 4k High average framerate at 7:21 is wrong
Waiting on the Titan V video next 😈💀
1:35 - the shown listing is wrong for the Titan Z: that had 2x 2880 shader cores.
The website shown in the video is techpowerup.com, who I am not affiliated with. If you want to ask them to make a correction, they do have a "Contact Us" button on their site. However, before you contact them, you should be aware that clicking the link appears to show the correct number of GPUs.
Sounds like the "true" successor of the 8800 Ultra which was essentially just an overclocked 8800 GTX with a ~$250 price premium.
Titan Xp and Xpp beats the R9 Not-So-Fury series.
Later, when Nvidia launched the Titan V/RTX, AMD pulled the same stunt, the RX Flop series/Flop VII!