The GeForce GTX TITAN is about to celebrate its 11th anniversary soon, and one publication has decided to mark the occasion with new benchmarks that show how well a premium GPU from 2013 might cope with some of today’s more popular titles. As some might suspect, what was once a beast of a graphics card is “barely usable” now, beaten by even some of today’s cheapest options in some cases, including AMD’s Radeon RX 6400.
GeForce GTX Titan game benchmarks (1080p) include:
- Baldur’s Gate 3: 23.5 FPS
- Control: 24.8 FPS
- Counter-Strike 2: 35.3 FPS
- Cyberpunk 2077: 12.3 FPS
- Crysis Remastered: 31 FPS
- Diablo IV: 44.1 FPS
- DOOM Eternal: 17.9 FPS
- Hitman 3: 37.7
- Horizon Zero Dawn: 20.2 FPS
- The Witcher 3: 30.3 FPS
GeForce GTX Titan game benchmarks (1080p, max OC) include:
- Control: 33.2 FPS
- Crysis Remastered: 40.9 FPS
- Hitman 3: 49.2 FPS
- Horizon Zero Dawn: 24.7 FPS
- The Witcher 3: 38 FPS
Hardware involved:
- Intel Core i9-12900K
- ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z690 APEX
- 32 GB G.SKILL DDR5-6400
GeForce GTX TITAN key specs:
- GPU: GK110
- Process: 28 nm
- Cores: 2,688
- Base clock: 832 MHz
- Max boost clock: 993 MHz
- Memory: 6 GB
- Memory type: GDDR5
- Memory bus: 384-bit
- Bandwidth: 288.4 GB/s
pcgameshardware.de notes:
Enthusiast product from 2013 versus a 2022 budget: The Radeon RX 6400 can actually hold a candle to the Geforce GTX Titan. … AMD’s modern tiny machine beats Nvidia’s outdated racing car in 9 out of 12 games. The gap is rarely clear and shrinks in the percentiles, but cannot be dismissed out of hand. The tide only turns after the Titan is overclocked to its maximum, where the graphics card temporarily requires over 300 watts, while the RX 6400 is in the 50 watt range.