NVIDIA TITAN

NVIDIA TITAN Xp

NVIDIA TITAN Xp
Representative ASUS product image. Board design, dimensions and power limits can vary by model.Source coverage for this specification group is incomplete.

At a glance

Launch date
Architecture
Pascal
CUDA cores
3,840
Memory
12 GB GDDR5X
TGP
250 W

Hardware specifications

Compute

CUDA cores
3,840

Clocks

Boost clock
1,582 MHz

Memory

Capacity
12 GB
Memory type
GDDR5X
Bus width
384-bit
Bandwidth
547.7 GB/s

Power

TGP
250 W
Recommended PSU
600 W
Power connectors
One 6-pin and one 8-pin

Physical

Interface
PCI Express 3.0
Slots
2
Display connectors
DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0b

Before you buy

Fit and power planning

Use the published values below as a starting point then verify the exact retail card, case and power supply you plan to use.

Published slot width
2 slots
TGP
250 W
Recommended PSU
600 W
Power connectors
One 6-pin and one 8-pin
Display connectors
DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0b

Confirm the exact partner-board specification before buying. Cooler size, case clearance, connector placement and power limits can differ from the published reference values.

Measured evidence

Market and rendering evidence

Historical launch pricing for NVIDIA TITAN Xp preserves source terms such as USD, MSRP and SEP. It is shown separately from one workload-specific community benchmark.

Blender Cycles rendering

Not enough compatible Blender 4.5 data

Backend
OptiX
Confidence
Insufficient
Submission count
3 submissions
Cohort
Blender 4.5.0 on Windows using OptiX across the standard Blender Benchmark scenes

This is a Cycles rendering community median in estimated samples per minute. It is not gaming FPS or an overall GPU rating.

Open Blender Open Data source

Retrieved

Open Blender Open Data methodology

Evidence record

Sources and verification

Specifications for NVIDIA TITAN Xp were checked against the linked source material. Last verified .

The launch date is same-day NVIDIA introduction and direct availability. The exact archived capture date is access metadata. NVIDIA publishes card power under Graphics Card Power (W). The ASUS image is representative and no exact board model is asserted.