Question 1

Does this card include an adapter for connecting to a VGA monitor?  Or DVI-D?  Or does that need to be purchased separately?

Accepted Answer

It includes one Displayport to DVI-D adapter

Question 2

Is this meant more for AI/deep learning or for gaming? Or a mix of both? Would I be better off buying 2 2080tis for gaming or would this work?

Accepted Answer

This is meant for ai/deep learning but unlike quadro cards,  it can also play games very well. I have two titan rtx’s and I can play games while running simulations — this is time efficiency at its finest. 2 2080ti is good for gaming but even then it’s overkill. If you’re going to spend money on GPUs at least spend a bit more so you can dabble in future tech (titan rtx)

Question 3

Does it come with a titan nvlink?

Accepted Answer

no but a normal nvlink bridge will work to the same effect on this card so if this is your 2nd titan rtx you don't have to buy the titan rtx branded nvlink adapter.

Question 4

Will my Asrock Z370 motherboard be able to fully utilize this GPU?
I have confidence in my i7 8086K oc'd at 5.1 and currently have a 2080ti used for flight sim in VR.

Accepted Answer

If you are able to fully utilize the 2080 Ti then you can fully utilize the Titan RTX. However, if you are not exceeding the VRAM limitations of your 2080 Ti I would recommend just sticking with that. The only real difference between the two is the VRAM and the hefty price tag.

Question 5

Can this handle 5120x1440 resolution with aspect ratio 32:9 on a single card or do I need sli?

What is required to run 32:9 like 5120x1440?

What cpu would match with this in either amd or Intel cpu?

Accepted Answer

If you are gaming I would not recommend this card, I use it primarily for 3D development and it does OK. If you are gaming and have this kind of money to throw at your build I would go for a GeForce card. Looks like the 1080ti, 1080 and 1070 support a maximum resolution of Resolution 7680 x 4320. The 1070 card has a disclaimer of * 7680 x 4320 @ 60 Hz RGB8-bit with dual DisplayPort connectors or 7680 x 4320 @ 60 Hz YUV420 8-bit with DisplayPort 1.3 connector*. may the same for all. If you have this kind of cash I would go for the 1080ti or super and if you ar not getting the frame rates you want after getting a single card buy another. This Titan card is not designed for Gaming and will not be as good as the Geforce  cards to do so.

Question 6

Does this come with free games like the 2080’s?

Accepted Answer

no it doesn't but its actually cheaper if you buy it on nvidia dot com its $1999 if you use an accredited school discount or research.

Question 7

who is gonna buy this thing like come on nvidia?

Accepted Answer

While it's a fast card that is capable of gaming, like the above answer, it's meant for so much more; data analysis, AI, video editing in real time for UHD content creators.  I myself plan on getting two of these because I constantly filling 8 GB of VRAM in renderings and finding that two 1080s are not fast enough for massive scenes or large poster sized images for image clarity. 24 GB will give me a lot of flexibility in terms of scene size, video editing and other applications i choose to use it for. (plus the gaming that I will be doing :P )

Don't blame Nvidia on making a card that you won't use and that others will.

Question 8

Will this run Crysis 3 on my 1080p monitor?

Accepted Answer

This is one of the most powerful graphic cards in the world. So I'm sure it would play Crysis. I'm not a gamer though. Sorry.

Question 9

can this run fortnite at 60 plus fps?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the NVIDIA TITAN RTX GPU is capable of running Fortnite at 60 plus FPS given its high performance specifications including 4608 CUDA cores, a boost clock of 1770 MHz, and 24GB of GDDR6 memory.

Question 10

Can someone please tell me the physical measurements L x H x W?    I have not been able to find them anywhere, and I have a tight case with limited room.

Accepted Answer

The card is 10 and 1/2 in Long. From the back of the case to the edge of the back of the card. It's 4 in wide. And 1 and 1/2 inch deep.

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