GeForce GTX TITAN BLACK  vs 780 Ti 

It's a gaming card that can be used as a workstation card. The dual GPU's allow for double floating-point precision and the combined CUDA cores from both GPUs are perfect for use for programs that utilize them. It's more or less an enthusiast card, something those who have the money to pay for it would buy, not really for gamers. Secondly, if you saw the revelation of the Titan Z, you'd notice they played real-time rendering demos that showed that yes, it can be used extremely well for producing and editing.

I used to call the 780 Ti a mini Titan.

The titans are meant for gaming/workstation... So really its the best of both worlds

High resolution eats a lot of vram so yes for multi monitor and 4K each monitor ill go with black titan

There is one now from acer :-D

Either you mean the 680, you aren't talking about the original Titan, or you are very, very confused.

To everyone saying that this is a workstation GPU? Where in the hell did you read that? Because if you go to their website, it clearly states that this was created for "gaming." Like some of the comments on here; Quadro/Tesla: Workstation GeForce: Gaming

The titan was meant for gaming. If you go to their website, it's listed with the 700 series graphic cards. Whoever said that the titan was only for workstation is wrong. Go to their website for more information. To think that you need two cards to beat one card? That's pathetic.

If you're gonna SLI 780 might as well SLI Titan. Titan SLI will beat 780 SLI.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1664529/vram-sli-double.html

Moore's Law? *chuckles*

Workstation--->Firepro or Quadro, fanboy...I mean troubleboy

nVidia just wants titan black to be the best single performance card. Don't even talk about the price, since it is for professional. 780 ti with the same spec do just as good, but cheaper without the double precision float point

Well the Titan Z was just anounced. If you want to spend $3000 on the best dual GPU go for it. Personily I would wait till Volta comes out around 2015/2016 but it wouldn't be a titan

Well the Titan Z was anounced about 2 days ago. If you want to spend $3000 on the best dual GPU go for it. Personally, I would wait till Volta comes out around 2015/2016 but it wouldn't be a titan.

> Gaming ---> GeForce Industrial/workstation ---> Quadro, Tesla

GTX Titan black smells

No no no, the Titan and the Titan black were and always have been engineered for gaming, go to Nvidia's website and watch their videos, they never say it's a developer card, but they do say it's engineered for gaming consistently. They even classify it under the GTX 700 series which is MEANT for GAMING and show a list of the FPS the Titan Black gets in each modern game. Just because you don't think it's meant for gaming doesn't change the whole purpose of the card.

iv just ordered two titan black's for 4k battlefield 4. maxed settings needs up to 5GB VRAM. benchmarks show average 50fps so good enough with Gsync. for now i will have to lower settings to keep above 60fps as there isn't a 4k Gsync monitor yet.

VRAM doesnt work like that in SLI, you will still have 6GB. Its paralleled.

No not for gaming for 3D max and etc.....770 is bulls**t for 3D max and other programms so yea il just go single titan black not for gaming remember

What will you use 12 Gb of VRAM for? Hook up 3-4 4k monitors, or design a game that will only works with 2 titan's? So ya 2 titans are overkill for anything out there. Add a 3rd 770 4gb it might be able to keep up with 2 titans blacks but will be spending about $200 more for 3 770's 4 gb than one titan black and you get your 12 gb of VRAM. If you have that kind of money and don't mind spending $15k+ on a PC set up (depending on the monitors you get) that can fully utilze that 12 gb VRAM go for titan black x2. I will not tell you how to spend your money.

Um dude titan is the most powerfull single gpu card add double titan and u get 12 gb so yea titan

The original Titan was a Quadro K6000 with GeForce drivers (and half the memory), so yes, just a more technical explanation of what you said. The 780TI and Titan Black are both built off the same GPU - the GK110B - so theoretically they could both do double precision compute, but IIRC, the 780TI has it disabled in firmware and/or the GeForce drivers prevent it.

dual 780 ti is an overkill for titan