The Always Online model will be $300 and the $500 model will not require always online.
So with that being considered I'm glad it will have always online for the cheap model! It allows people who don't have a lot of cash to get an xbox 720 as well!
@RAD_RADIO @OllieBrown Yes, I understand what you're saying but the Titan is just going to perform the best in games vs any AMD card. It's more consistent at that. I saw a benchmark, that had an AMD crossfire pulling in 6fps more than the TITAN but the TITAN STILL HAD LOWER LATENCY, it was was lower by 1ms. My claim is that the Titan on average has lower latency in games vs a AMD card...it doesn't matter if the AMD has more frames per second or less in these cases, the Titan still manages to have the lowest latency. It's just a more advanced card not saying by a lot but it is. And NO I pick cards that have great latency and great frames rates at the same time~
When you factor in how consistent the Titan delivers frames, no large dips or anything everything remains a consistent smooth experience.
The Titan becomes very worth the price.
of course its true value is only at around $700 but it is still one incredible GPU. combining low latency + high framerate + loads of VRAM + whisper quite + low power consumption + its even up there in the looks department. Its an all-around deal that focuses on everything not just frames per second.
@RAD_RADIO @aoneptune @Imperiacommando low frame latency and high frames per second is the target. The GTX titan is the only single card capable of this.
@Sadisticsocks I bet you're only gaming IN 1080p. Did you even read the article? it clearly says they maxed the game out in Ultra settings AND RAN IT IN 1600p a very demanding resolution. 1080p sucks ass anyways no-one cares about how your mid-range GPU can max it out at that low of a resolution!!!. lol i'm just kidding.
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