Nvidia is giving PC gamers the chance to power their rigs with the Force, and (as usual with such product tie-ins) you can choose the light side or the dark side. Two new Collector’s Edition versions of the GeForce Titan Xp GPU is launching this month for $1,200. These capable video cards features Star Wars […]
Nvidia is giving PC gamers the chance to power their rigs with the Force, and (as usual with such product tie-ins) you can choose the light side or the dark side. Two new Collector’s Edition versions of the GeForce Titan Xp GPU is launching this month for $1,200. These capable video cards features Star Wars branding and red or green lighting depending on if you choose the Galactic Empire or Jedi Order versions.
Obviously, these cards are not for everybody, but if you’re a Star Wars superfan looking to make the interior of your PC pop, these GPUs should get the job done. In addition to the green lighting, the Jedi Order card features a worn-out metallic look that would fit right in with the scrappy Rebel Alliance. The rest of the casing echoes the design of a Jedi’s lightsaber. For the Galactic Empire, Nvidia used dark, elegant metals that recall Darth Vader as well as the cold, efficient materials of the Imperial forces.
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Outside of their designs, these are both Titan Xp GPUs. That is among the most powerful video card consumers can buy right now, and it is capable of handling both high resolutions and frame rates simultaneously.
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