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Wow, the are pretty expensive retail.

I wish Asus would put 2 or 4 750Ti cores on one card and call it MARS IV or whatever.

I'd buy a dozen. Price doesn't matter Wink

Christian

If price doesn't matter then why not just pickup a GeoForce GTX Titan Z? Shocked

(Or depending on performance a Tesla K40?)

The TitanZ would give you 5760 CUDA cores vs the 750ti 640 cores.
Downside is that it's 50% more then just buying 2 GeoForce GTX Titans.

I'm half temped to pick one up next month just to have the "hottest" toy available. Of course I'd probably just go for the non "Z" version which is one GPU at half the cores.

Carlo

The TitanZ is clearly overpriced for only 2 780ti (+more vram and double precision), so on X11 => 10mh/s
For the price you can have 5 780ti (or 4 + one decent psu) and 5 780ti on X11 => 25mh/s
So it isn't a good deal for crypto.
(TitanZ isn't a maxwell card, so the comparison to the 750ti isn't straight forward)

better wait for the 880 and its 3000+ cores which should do 5x 750ti => 10~12mh/s
(now, if they release such useless monster, it certainly means that the 880 will be delayed... )

It's really more like two Titans then two 780tis. But based purely on core count I'd agree with you.

He said if price doesn't matter. And the Titan Z is the top of the line right now (not saying it's worth the $ however)