So... if there's a thing called "Ti" for nivida cards why is there no such thing as "Ve" for amd cards? Ti = Titan Ve = Vega Both cards are stupidly overpriced and not as powerful
From my knowledge, TI does not mean Titan. As a matter of fact, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080TI beats the GeForce Titan XP. The GTX 1080TI is the most powerful card on the market, and AMD their cards don't even come close to it. In terms of the Vega naming from AMD, I have no knowledge.
the "ti" stand for "titanium" as in the material of the rod nvidia uses on you when you buy their products vega is just a series name, no different from the HD or RX or GTX lines
Ti isn't Titan, Vega isn't equivalent to Titan either. Ti is titanium. Vega is a gpu microarchitecture like Pascal. There are Ti cards, they're X in amd nomenclature
There used to be a "VE" series of Radeon GPUs, back when they were still marketed as ATis. R100-based 7000 VEs were entry level models. Like, VEry entry level. "Ti" has been used by nVIDIA to identify the best variants of their chipsets since the NV15/GeForce 2.
... which is the best model in the 1050 range...? "Ti" = "faster than non-Ti model" in nVIDIA's nomenclature, it's simple as that.
