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Quad GTX Titan Z 4-Way SLI Benchmark Madness

Today we benchmark the NVIDIA GTX Titan Z in Quad SLI four of NVIDIA’s most powerful Kepler GPUs working together in an extreme enthusiast setup. Released in 2014, the Titan Z was a dual GPU flagship card, and running two of them in Quad SLI pushed gaming hardware into absurd territory. In 2025, we revisit this monster configuration to see how it handles modern and classic games, complete with fan noise tests. Key Specifications GPU: 2× NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan Z (Quad SLI, 4 GPUs total) Architecture: Kepler (GK110) CUDA Cores: 2880 per GPU (5760 per card, 11520 total) Core Clock: 705 MHz Boost Clock: 876 MHz Memory: 6 GB GDDR5 per GPU (12 GB per card, VRAM doesn`t pool) Memory Speed: 7000 MHz effective Memory Interface: 384 bit per GPU TDP: ~375 W per card (~750 W total in Quad SLI) Launch Year: 2014 GTX Titan Z Quad SLI Gaming Benchmark Timeline 00:00 Intro 01:07 NVIDIA GTX Titan Z Quad SLI Fan Noise Test 02:54 Deus Ex Mankind Divided 05:04 Fortnite 06:43 Battlefield 3 08:45 Far Cry 5 12:49 Warframe 14:59 Battlefield 4 16:00 Crysis 3 17:26 Dragon Age Inquisition 19:52 Gaming on GTX Titan Z Quad SLI Conclusion #gtxtitanz #nvidia #quadsli #gamingbenchmark #retrogpu PC5 Windows 10 CPU: i7 6950x Motherboard: Asus X99-E RAM: HyperX 32GB DDR4-2133 MHz