Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I love a TITAN graphics card and even though they were never marketed or targeted towards gamers, they sure can pump out solid frame rates, at least from what we've seen in the past.
Today we're testing the TITAN V from 2017, a once $3000 (£2700) that can now be found for about $300 (£200), roughly 10% of it's original price. So what is it capable of as we enter 2026?
0:00 Intro, Specs and Info
1:51 Ray Tracing...
2:04 Temperature
2:32 Oblivion Remastered
4:11 ARC Raiders
5:27 GTA 5 Enhanced
6:53 Battlefield 6
9:00 Counter-Strike 2
9:38 Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
11:30 Cyberpunk 2077
12:30 Red Dead Redemption 2
13:47 Baldur's Gate 3
14:41 Final Words
Thanks for watching :)
I love a TITAN graphics card and even though they were never marketed or targeted towards gamers, they sure can pump out solid frame rates, at least from what we've seen in the past.
Today we're testing the TITAN V from 2017, a once $3000 (£2700) that can now be found for about $300 (£200), roughly 10% of it's original price. So what is it capable of as we enter 2026?
0:00 Intro, Specs and Info
1:51 Ray Tracing...
2:04 Temperature
2:32 Oblivion Remastered
4:11 ARC Raiders
5:27 GTA 5 Enhanced
6:53 Battlefield 6
9:00 Counter-Strike 2
9:38 Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
11:30 Cyberpunk 2077
12:30 Red Dead Redemption 2
13:47 Baldur's Gate 3
14:41 Final Words
Thanks for watching :)










