Today during a Game Developers Conference presentation in San Francisco, Nvidia officially announced Titan X, what it calls the "world's most advanced GPU."
Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang made a surprise appearance at the Unreal Engine panel today to officially announce the GPU. The card has 12 GB of RAM and 8 billion transistors.
Pricing information was not announced. Further details about the GPU will be shared at the < a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://email.ifttt.com/wf/click?upn=jGHDfwvrKDxaofcg5GVulhUBXWkZouUgwnlr1vgW86Y-3D_c7HK97jwdYRF-2Ft3u3JdTnYoFWQigKECN9bKld5qxIbMSuztlLTmmeSlkbhdUWnn7RiZb-2BcpWsyxP-2B7n5SsIf215nTyGdULzbs8fw5JcR2nGE5zxo9Rwe3qtbcK-2FsZFQ2FgdjWmzOeSUNdeXYbl4W5ZpPO9mAZtpCiyts-2BODP3Xy-2F30gCxBaeUebVOFeVdTYiwLwvcbNQoqr7ZfHdKPmbUN4MBcLeHKATcAK69UCycTw8tI3bnAcKKDnVM0-2BKQKPKdrnXmjwWlYO0yJ1-2FY9Ylj4cVdpqjYEw9lUViyiY-2FIws-3D">upcoming GTC event, which will be held March 17-20.
GameSpot will have more on Titan X as it becomes available.
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