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Move Aside, GTX 680: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 Review
by Rob Williams on May 30, 2013 in NVIDIA-Based GPUThough it might seem a bit unusual to see NVIDIA let loose its GTX 770 a mere week after its 780 launch, here’s something to clear things up: $399. Built on GK104 (not GK110, like the 780), the GTX 770 is in effect a beefed-up GTX 680. It boasts 700 series features, NVIDIA’s latest cooler, and of course, a savings of about $100.
The Almost Titan: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Review
by Rob Williams on May 23, 2013 in NVIDIA-Based GPUWhen Titan released in February, it seemed likely that NVIDIA’s GeForce 700 series would be held off on for some time. Well, with today’s launch of the company’s mini-Titan – ahem, GTX 780, we’ve been proven wrong. Compared to the GTX 680, it offers a lot of +50%’s – but is it worth its $649 price tag?
Gaming and Supercomputing Collide: NVIDIA Announces GeForce Titan
by Rob Williams on February 19, 2013 in NVIDIA-Based GPUAs proud as it is of its GK110 architecture, NVIDIA couldn’t let the folks at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have all the fun, so the company has worked its magic and is bringing it to the desktop. The result is a GPU that boasts a lot of transistors, is super power-efficient and crazy powerful. It looks good, too.
GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 650 Ti 1GB Review
by Rob Williams on December 17, 2012 in NVIDIA-Based GPUNVIDIA does such a great job filling holes in its product line-ups, that sometimes it manages to fill a void we didn’t even know existed. The GTX 650 Ti is a perfect example of this. This GK106-based card sits close to the GTX 660, and with GIGABYTE’s overclocked GV-N65TOC-1GI, we’ll see if we can close the gap even further.
A Look at NVIDIA’s Kepler-based Tesla K-Series GPU Accelerators
by Rob Williams on November 12, 2012 in NVIDIA-Based GPUWe talked at length about the NVIDIA-infused Titan supercomputer already, but we haven’t been able to talk about the GPUs that help make the magic happen. In this article, we’re doing just that. We’ll see what the Tesla K-series of “GPU Accelerators” bring to the table and are capable of, and also take a look at where CUDA usage stands today.
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