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

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We initially had trouble getting the GeForce GTX Titan to work with OpenCL and CUDA. Finally, though, there are drivers available that fix all of that. Now we can figure out if the Titan makes a good workstation-oriented alternative to Nvidia's Quadros.

OpenGL: LightWave And Maya

Lightwave (light01)

AMD's Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition pulls way ahead of the competition in LightWave. The GeForce cards prove to be quite a bit slower, and they all end up pretty close to each other.

Maya (maya-03)

This sub-test from SPECviewperf is similar to what we saw from our own Maya 2013 scores a few pages back. Nvidia's GeForce GTX Titan isn't quite able to outdo the 680, though it has little trouble jumping ahead of the Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition.

Igor Wallossek
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