NVIDIA Titan RTX coming to market

Graphics card maker Nvidia has released their workstation graphics card Titan RTX yesterday. It has been designed for scientific research, Ai Research, Deep Developer Learning, Data Research and Development, Content Creation etc. However, it will be available in a fairly good gaming performance, said Nvidia. https://i.postimg.cc/d1yFvZ3f/download-3.jpg [Image source](https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/12/04/nvidia-announces-beastly-new-titan-rtx.aspx) Titan RTX is called T-Rex, as it is now the world's most powerful Jpeg. There are a total of 4608 CUDA cores. Its base clock speed is 1,350 MHz, which will boost up to 1,770 MHz. With 576 Tensor Core and 72 RT Core, Titan RTX can provide approximately 130 teraflops deep learning performance and 11 GigaRays re-tracing performance. The GDDR6 memory of 24GB will be more than twice the number of Titan V released last year and will deliver 672 GB / s bandwidths. Jeep will need about 280 watts of electricity, which will enter two 8-pin PCIe power connectors. For display output there are three HDMI and USB Type-C for NVIDIA Virtual Link. If you buy the card, you will have to pay around $ 2999 US dollars. Available at the end of December in the markets of USA and Europe.