A graphics card refers to a device used by computer users for graphics processing and game running. It is mainly used to accelerate the drawing and output of graphics. Some graphics cards will have the "ti" suffix in the product name, which is actually one of the registered trademarks of the NVIDIA brand. The so-called "ti" means "titanium" (titanium), which means that this product has excellent performance and high quality. In the graphics card market, ti's positioning is generally higher than that of the regular version, and it is synonymous with high-end performance, high definition and high stability.

Take the NVIDIA graphics card market as an example. The performance of ti graphics card is more powerful. Its core frequency is increased, the bus width is doubled, the video memory is more sufficient, and its performance is in a leading position among products of the same level. Their unique selling point is their ability to meet the demanding performance needs of gaming enthusiasts and professional graphics workers. In addition, the Ti version of the graphics card also has many innovations in styling, and its power consumption is relatively low, making it more power efficient and cost-effective.

With the widespread application of 3D rendering and VR content, graphics card manufacturers have launched more and more high-end graphics cards, among which the ti version of the graphics card is obviously a high-level representative. For computer users with special needs, the emergence of ti graphics cards makes it easier for them to find a suitable graphics card, and also provides better protection for game running, video processing and graphics rendering. In general, the birth of the ti version of the graphics card is an important progress in the graphics card market and is driving the continuous improvement of graphics card performance.