Test of the Real Nvidia Gtx Titan, single-sli-tri Sli, 4 WAY SLI
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Greetings troops. So many familiar faces!
Very green drivers it seems, no?
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I see that you already have them!! What a blast, I'm eager to see the 3 chicks working, let's see how much they can get out of a tri of 7970 hehe
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The graphics card is a beast, but there are clearly problems with the boost 2.0 independent of consumption, temps or ventilador.Me it seems incredible that Nvidia can put something like this on the market and on top of that for the price it is…
I tell the story in the main post.
Regards.
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Who could have 3 of those, what envy you give us!
That said, for the price they are worth, I expected more, much more. Personally, I will wait for the GTX780 which I hope will be better in terms of price/performance than the Titan.
Thanks for the ELP3 tests!
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Let's see what results it gives with the rampija and that micro, I would like to know your opinion with a GPU since it would be my equipment XD maybe an SLI in the future. -
Let's see what results it gives with the rampija and that micro, I would like to know your opinion with a GPU since it would be my equipment XD maybe an SLI in the future.
It works better on Ivy…but that, I already suspected.;)
Regards.
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If I had to ask, I'd like a comparison of a single Titan vs a SLI of GTX680, for price equivalence basically; D Have you located any similar comparisons out there? Without surround and maximum 2560 x 1440.
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I think it should outperform itself with drivers, but even so, the performance/price ratio is disproportionate. They have released some modified drivers from the Titan for the 680s, in which they say that they increase the performance quite a lot, if anyone dares, it would be very interesting to see how much difference the 680s leave from the Titan Download 314.09_Titan_win8_winvista_win7_64bit_english_PreModded.rar from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way -
What a great job. Thanks Elp3,
With work like this, those of us who come behind with the graphics are helped, even if it means you have to break your head ;D. I really expected something like this but I don't know why, from the reviews I've been looking at, I haven't found any that inspired confidence in me and as you say, many put the "theoretical" functioning of the boost but until today, even Nvidia didn't know there were problems, hehe, this is a joke, but it's just that I haven't read anything about it, I think they haven't gotten into the matter like you, which is what I was afraid of.
Greetings!!
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To be honest, it had been a while since I was so curious about a graphic, and even more so now that I have a higher resolution to play on. I agree with what Krampak says, what a great job you have ELP, it's great to have first-hand data, regards.
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Hello. I hadn't been here for over a year, I'm glad there are people I know from other places.
Now to what we're here for. The pasta is amazing and worth the three euros, we appreciate it for that, and especially for the effort of doing the tests on ELP3. -
I constantly update the main post, now testing the TRI.
Salu2.
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Those Titans are in very good hands, congratulations, these tests are sure to help a lot to see how these beasts are doing.
And I didn't even remember that I've been here for so many years, my head went spinning I'm sorry, it's going straight to favorites and it's definitely staying.
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Well, to have green drivers, no, the next thing :ugly: and the boost problem (what bad luck for Nvidia to put this crap in a graphics card of this caliber and price :mad:)
they don't seem to be defending themselves badly, especially at high resolutions which is where these monsters are supposed to give their best, as always chapeau for all the work and effort you're putting in.
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Hello everyone.
I sign up as an ''observer'' my level of gadgetry is not enough for much, so I will dedicate myself solely and exclusively to observing.
Incredible as always Elp3 great work.;D
Regards
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Well, to have green drivers, no, the following :ugly: and the boost problem (what bad luck it was that Nvidia put this crap in a graphics card of this caliber and price :mad:)
they don't seem to be defending themselves badly, especially at high resolutions which is where these monsters are supposed to give their best, as always chapeau for all the work and effort you're putting in.Best regards and thanks Elp3. ;D
What I haven't been able to figure out is whether it's because both Nvidia and AMD have decided to put this boost in the GPUs? Because the GPUs were doing just fine before without this, doing overclocking as it has always been done.
for any particular reason?
By the way Elp3, since that day the computer hasn't lost signal or done anything strange, Thanks you're doing a great job ;D.
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Without a doubt, congratulations to ELP3 for those 3 TITANS you've put in, and of course, for the hard work by the face you're putting in...
Best regards.
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How many people I know around here, a greeting to all.
Then the Sleeping dogs at that resolution runs well, you can see that those cards are better prepared for high resolution, too bad about the boost because with OC it's not strange that it could be equal to those Titan of a 690, let's see how they evolve with the driver and if they lower the price, because what a blunder with the boost.
Greetings
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Many thanks for giving us those tests and images of the Titan ELP3, of course I think it's amazing to be able to tinker with such beasts... and on top of that make a Trio, jajaja.
And to think that I'm stuck with a second-hand HD4870X2... ains, I would trade it for a Titan right now :troll:
Of course, I greet many people I see from N3D, it's a pleasure for me and the rest of the veterans and not so veterans, to see our family grow.
A hug to everyone!!
P.D: The side LEDs... I don't like them very much, but on a card that costs 1000 euros, I imagine it has to have this and more details.
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updated…thanks to everyone...
Salu2.
