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OpenCL And CUDA Are Go: GeForce GTX Titan, Tested In Pro Apps

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CUDA: Octane

Octane gives us more evidence that Titan's GK110 is much stronger in compute-oriented tests than GeForce GTX 680 (even if that older card still can't match its predecessor, the GeForce GTX 580.



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Summary
  1. Can GeForce GTX Titan Handle Professional Workloads?
  2. DirectX: AutoCAD 2013, 2D
  3. DirectX: AutoCAD 2013, 3D
  4. OpenGL: Maya 2013
  5. OpenGL: Maya 2013, Continued
  6. OpenGL: CATIA And EnSight
  7. OpenGL: LightWave And Maya
  8. OpenGL: Pro/ENGINEER And SolidWorks
  9. OpenGL: TcVis And NX
  10. OpenGL: Unigine Heaven
  11. OpenGL: Unigine Sanctuary
  12. OpenGL: Unigine Tropics
  13. OpenGL: PostFX And TessMark
  14. DirectX: Autodesk Inventor
  15. CUDA: 3ds Max + iray Renderer
  16. CUDA: Blender
  17. CUDA: Octane
  18. CUDA: FluidMark 1080p
  19. OpenCL: Bitmining, LuxMark, And ratGPU
  20. OpenCL: Computational Operations
  21. OpenCL: Image Processing
  22. OpenCL: Video Processing
  23. GeForce GTX Titan: Fast, But Not A Workstation Card
About the author
Igor Wallossek

Igor Wallossek is a Senior Contributing Editor for Tom's Hardware DE. He tests and reviews CPUs, GPUs, games and headsets.

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