The Jedi Order GPU simulates the wear and tear and battle-worn finish of many items used by the Rebel Alliance, resulting from its diecast aluminum cover being subjected to an extensive, corrosive salt spray. These new Star Wars collector's edition GPUs pay homage to the light side/dark side dichotomy, and contain hints of the Star Wars galaxy, such as the hilt of Luke Skywalker's lightsaber and light panels reminiscent of the Death Star.
The new Jedi Order and Galactic Empire editions of the NVIDIA TITAN Xp have been crafted to reflect the look and feel of the Star Wars galaxy. You can pre-order yours and find out more information at the following links: Jedi Order and Galactic Empire.NVIDIA has announced two new collector's edition NVIDIA TITAN Xp GPUs created for the ultimate Star Wars fan. Pre-orders open at 2PM tomorrow exclusively on Nvidia's website. Customers are limited to one of each variant, so if you're on the fence about your galactic allegiances you technically could always drop £2,300 for an SLI setup. Pricing is set at £1,149 including VAT or $1,200 excluding taxes in the US.
Power is received through two PCIe connectors (one six-pin and one eight-pin). The card has a 250W TDP and sports a trio of DisplayPort 1.4 headers with one HDMI 2.0b as well. This is a GP102 GPU with 3,840 CUDA cores running at a boost clock of 1,582MHz and paired with 12GB of GDDR5X running at 11.4Gbps for 547.7GB/s of bandwidth available over the 384-bit bus. The actual specifications remain completely unchanged from the original card. We guess that's what happens when competitive pressure is non-existent.Įven the retail packaging has been given a makeover, as you can see in the pictures below, with the Jedi Order one coming in white and the Galactic Order card presented in black packaging. Both finishes have been over a year in the making, apparently. The Jedi Order card has had a corrosive salt spray applied to its die-cast aluminium cover to give it a battle worn look like much of the gear used by the Rebel Alliance in the fiction, while its opposite is more pristine in line with the resource-rich Empire. The names are emblazoned on the top of the card and backlit by the respective LEDs, and the Jedi or Empire logos are laser-etched into the centre of the fan. There are some differences between the two versions beyond the obvious lighting one: green for Jedi Order, red for Galactic Empire.
'Collector's Edition' has also been engraved on the cards south of the 'Titan X' marking. the heatsinks, contact plate, and fan, the outer shell has been reworked and contains ' hints of the Star Wars galaxy, such as the hilt of Luke Skywalker's lightsaber and light panels reminiscent of the Death Star'. While there is no word of changes made to the actual workings of said cooler i.e. The new Jedi Order and Galactic Empire editions of the Titan Xp feature a new cooler with an industrial look designed to reflect that of the Star Wars galaxy. Seven months after the original Titan Xp launched, Nvidia has today announced two new Collector's Edition variants of the card featuring new physical designs that pay homage to Star Wars.
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