ASUS Announces GTX Titan Z Dual GK110 GPU Graphics Card
Nvidia fans dying for a fastest of the fast upgrade will have been counting their pennies ready, ever since the Titan Z announcement by CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, at GDC 2014.
Going down a different route to the recent R9 295 X2, the Titan Z uses an air cooler and single fan to boot! It is, however, triple-slot. Underneath its sizable sink the Titan-Z features two full-fat GK110 GPUs packing a total 5,760 CUDA cores, and a ma-hoosive 12GB of 7GHz (effective frequency) graphics memory to boot. If you're a PQ321Q 4K monitor owner, this is the perfect partner. And you get a free copy of Watch Dogs as well!
Hit the PR button below the pics to see the full spec and info, meanwhile drop in the forums to argue about which is better: Z or X2?
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