![]() ![]() Last year around this time we saw the launch of the Titan V at the Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) conference. Not quite a flagship card and not really a consumer card, the Titan none the less holds an interesting spot in NVIDIA’s lineup as the fastest card most mere mortals can get their hands on, and these days as NVIDIA’s prime workstation compute card. ![]() However as regular industry watchers are well aware, NVIDIA typically does one more high-end card in their product stack, and that’s the ever-popular Titan. After kicking things off with the Quadro RTX series, NVIDIA released a trio of consumer GeForce RTX cards, and following that the first Turing Tesla, the T4. By this point we’ve seen most of NVIDIA’s 2018 Turing GPU product stack.
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