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The Titan X Pascal 2016 is clocked at 1417 MHz.
It has a memory bandwidth of 480 GB/sec, and requires 250W to run.
It has an SPU performance of 5487.
| Core Speed | 1 MHz | Transistor Size | 1nm | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Architecture | 1 | Texture Mapping Units | 1 | ||||
| SLI/Crossfire Support | yes | Texture Rate | 1 GTexel/s | ||||
| Integrated | yes | Render Output Units | 1 | ||||
| Release Date | 01 Jan 2026 | Pixel Rate | 1 GPixel/s | ||||
| Required Power | 1W | DirectX | 1 | ||||
| Memory | 1MB | Shader Model | 1 | ||||
| Memory Speed | 1MHz | Open GL Version | 1 | ||||
| Memory Bus | 1 Bit | Max Resolution | 1 | ||||
| Memory Type | 1 | HDMI Connections | 1 | ||||
| Memory Bandwidth | 1 | DVI Connections | 1 | ||||
| SPUs | 1 | VGA Connections | 1 | ||||
| SPU Performance | 1 |
With an effective SPU count of 5487, the Nvidia Titan X Pascal 2016 processes shading and special graphical effects with no trouble at all. The GPU is extremely power-hungry at 250 Watts, however. With a memory bandwidth of 480 GB/sec, this integrated GPU is extremely effective at processing detailed textures in modern applications and games.