[ls612]

The Titan in 2013 was $1000, when you have had 25% inflation since then and the 25% tariff that is almost exactly $1600.

[terafo]

But 4090 isn't the Titan. It doesn't have Titan drivers and everything.

[ls612]

The titan used the standard Geforce Game Ready drivers.

[Melatonic]

For awhile some of the Titan lines though got major features unlocked from their workstation graphic cards. I specifically bought a Titan XP used after the last crypto crash in 2018 for 350$ because I needed 10 bit colour output to a special 10 bit capable monitor for video editing and colour correction. I probably would have bought a 1080 ti instead with a much nicer cooler (for overclocking) which is a pretty similar card but that card was locked out of these features.

[lostmsu]

Titan V even had HBM instead of the power hungry GDDR. But it also used to cost $3k MSRP. The new cards are an improvement over that.

[Philip-J-Fry]

The 780ti was effectively the Titan and was $700

[ls612]

And came out 8 months later.

[Philip-J-Fry]

Every mid-high end 7 series GPU came months later than the Titan.