Any opinions on the Titan Z?

[Sloth]

The Titan Z is a new-ish card from NVIDIA that is $2600 online.
It is basically two GTX Titans strapped together. Any thoughts on this? I think it is overpriced given that two Titans doesnt even equal up to one Titan Z....WHICH IS TWO TITANS!

EDIT
Apparently writing this the $2600 stores were not credible. The official price is $1500 which I find to still be a little high but still a high-end enthusiast card. My only negative towards this card is that 980 Ti's in SLI will preform almost as well as this card and can't be bottlenecked as easily.

[dxcxdzv]

Do you really need a such powerful (and expensive) graphic card for gaming?

[Sloth]

Do you really need a such powerful (and expensive) graphic card for gaming?

not in the slightest
The regular Titan can play 1440p at insane levels and average 4k
the Titan X is even better
the the Titan Z is two Titan X's.

If you want to play average games something like a gtx 960 is a great start :)

[dxcxdzv]

not in the slightest
The regular Titan can play 1440p at insane levels and average 4k
the Titan X is even better
the the Titan Z is two Titan X's.

If you want to play average games something like a gtx 960 is a great start :)
I wasn't talking about me.

The Titans X and Z are extremely powerful so if you have to buy one of these it's that you really need it. And I'm not sure you need it. 'Guess a 980 or 980 Ti (already insanely expensive) would be way enough.

[northy]

750 ti for the win!

[nobbs66]

The Titan Z is using dual Kepler based GK110 GPUs. Hardly new, since it came out over a year ago, and was a complete flop when compared to the R9 295X2. It's also not comparable to the Titan X, which contains a single Maxwell based GK200 GPU.