Customer Ratings & Reviews

Using it to render animation using Lumion and After Effect

This graphics card annihilates the competition! Out of the box it has the capability to play most games on high settings without any overclocking. It is the way to go if you want the best single card graphics card on the market! One drawback to the Titan is the GTX 980Ti. It is just about as good of a graphics card for about $300 less. For around $300 more than the Titan X you could buy 2 GTX 980Ti and crush any single card solution. The main difference between the two cards is the Titan has double the vRAM, but most games will not take full advantage of the 12GB. If you are looking for a new graphics card you really can't go wrong with either solution!

Bought mine a few months back and it cost a pretty penny, but it felt great to own a flagship card! I decided to upgrade to a 4k monitor and well the card struggled to keep up with it. It gets 40-45 fps witcher 3 max settings but when recording (I am a youtuber/twitch streamer) its performance is much worse performing at about 27-30fps witcher 3 max settings.BUT honestly the worlds not ready for 4k yet and frankly 4k is not worth the $600+ monitor, its just not that much better. If you stick with 1080p monitors the Titan X is all powerful boasting well beyond 60fps in all games max settings recording or not. A WARNING if you read this far you have earned the warning that NVIDIA is soon to be releasing a $600 Graphics card called a 1080gtx that out performs the Titan X in speed and has enough memory, you might wanna go look for one of those before investing in this one.