News Nvidia GTX Titan Black launched, set to be new performance king

It's a simple, no fuss release designed to make the current product stack make a bit more sense - if you're going to have an £800 card in your range it had better at least be faster than the one below it. It's now the best consumer (if you can still call £800 consumer level) card for gaming AND compute.

When Titan came out, Nvidia made a massive deal of it and e-peen swinging was in full.. swing.. - "look what our Kepler architecture can *really* do!" etc. But now, it hasn't even bothered with sampling it. At the press event for GTX 750 Ti it almost forgot to mention Titan Black's existence at all. We're taking a look at it simply because we're enthusiasts and if a new fastest card comes out we damn well want to see what it can do. But I could practically write the review without even seeing it. Nvidia is well aware that it's not a card for most enthusiasts - it's something like only half of Titan's bought were ever used for gaming. It's also certainly not a card to get if you already have a Titan or three. It simply realigns the product stack.