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Does anyone know if the OpenCL drivers work without the double floating point switch on? I have seem some benchmarks comparing OpenCL on Titan with the GTX690. My guess is Nvidia does not want people using the Titan for double floating point with OpenCL so they broke the driver on purpose...

What's the point of the Titan? I mean it's slower than the 690 for games and single floating point work. The double floating point boost does not work with OpenCL on it. But when you enable the double floating point boost the Titan performs even worse for single floating point and games...

The Titan is a major disappointment. To be sure the GK110 is a probably a marvel of engineering. The Titan could have been what the GTX580 (an awesome card!) was which was based on the GF110. Instead the Titan appears as if it is a rushed product with broken OpenCL drivers and a silly double...

See some other reviews on the Titan. For SGEMM, DGEMM, and FFT on CUDA Titan does much better than AMD with OpenCL. However, it does not do better than twice the 7970 and it costs more than twice as much and it has crap OpenCL support.

"We did bring these issues up with Nvidia, and were told that they all stem from its driver. Fortunately, that means we should see fixes soon." I suspect their fix will be "Use CUDA". Nvidia has really dropped the ball on OpenCL. They don't support OpenCL 1.2, they make it difficult to find...

The Titan would be an awesome card for GPGPU. The 680/690 were a step backwards from the 580/590 for GPGPU. With AMDs delay's Nvidia could retake the consumer level GPGPU crown from AMD with this card. I would get one to replace my GTX590 (actually I would run them both - one of the great...

If this card exists I would probably get it and combine it with my GTX 590 for OpenCL type work. The 680/690 is a step backwards for compute compared to the 580/590. I accept all the reviews to show the Titan either retaking or coming close to retaking the compute crown from AMD.

The K10 has two GPUs (two GK104). The K20 has one GK110.

Maybe it will be released on April 1st? Anyway, the point of this card is for CUDA/compute, not for games. The GK104 is rather weak when it comes to compute, especially for double floating point, and a Titan with a GK110 would be competitive with AMD again for "budget" compute.

Maybe it will be released on April 1st? Anyway, the point of this card is for CUDA/compute, not for games. The GK104 is rather weak when it comes to compute, especially for double floating point, and a Titan with a GK110 would be competitive with AMD again for "budget" compute.