Digital Storm Now Offers Titan X in Aventum, Bolt, and Velox Systems

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Tackling a Titan X

Nvidia finally made official a new flagship graphics card today, the mighty GeForce Titan X, and right on cue are the barrage of announcements from system builders flaunting the availability of the successor to Titan Z. That includes boutique builder Digital Storm, which is now (or soon) offering the Titan X in various configurations inside its Aventum, Bolt, and Velox desktop product lines.
The Bolt is Digital Storm's version of a Steam Machine and is a logical fit for the Titan X if you're already rocking or planning to upgrade to a 4K Ultra HD television. For even more power, there's the Velox, which is Digital Storm's standard desktop for enthusiasts, and the Aventum, the boutique builder's top shelf gaming system with room for up to four graphics cards.
As we learned the today, the Titan X features 3,072 Maxwell cores, 192 TMUs, 96 ROPs, 24 SMs, and 12GB of GDDR5 on a 384-bit bus. The memory at reference is clocked at 7,010MHz and the GPU at 1,000MHz/1,075MHz (Core/Boost).
"The GTX Titan X is the most advanced piece of hardware we've seen here at Digital Storm and we are all very excited to see what people can do with these cards in our machines," said Harjit Chana, Chief Brand Officer. "This card has the potential to be a game-changer and it deserves a machine that can keep up with it."
At the time of this writing, Digital Storm still hadn't updated its website to reflect the availability of the new cards, though they should be available any time now. In the meantime, you can check out some 4K benchmarks Digital Storm ran of a three-way SLI Titan X setup here.
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