Test of the Real Nvidia Gtx Titan, single-sli-tri Sli, 4 WAY SLI
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OT: Geltops, in which distributed computing project are you having Tesla work?
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OT: Geltops, en qué proyecto de computación distribuida tienes trabajando la Tesla?
Now I have it in Primegrip as well as all the GTX 580s.
Regards.
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In which team are you? I can't find you individually. It's to see how many credits your machines process (if you don't have them hidden).
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Hello, I want to join the club. I am eager to get a Titan, but I would like to get a hydrocopper.
ELP3 Thanks for posting your results and opinions. Here I think there are many of us who follow you.
It's a pleasure to read this post, from where I come it's for suicide. What a bunch of people. But thanks to a fellow member I was able to find this one and join it.A strong greeting to all.
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Here is a Tool to Tweak your Titans: KGB - Kepler BIOS Editor/Unlocker - Page 16Page 16 and page 17 of the best.
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Hello ELP3:
How are you? I hope and wish you are well…......
I posted in another branch and I realize that this is the one for results / tests and so on.
At a glance, is this Titan better than Teslas for Distributed Computing? Or even better than GTX 680 / GTX 690?
In price, I already told you that yes, because the last Tesla I bought is C 2075 :wall::wall::wall::wall:
Although they already answered me and I am grateful, I would like to ask for your opinion.
Best regards.
Here we go…trying.
I tell you the same thing as always geltops, I don't have a clue about distributed computing, and I haven't tested them in that. In principle, they should be very good, because they have the same chip as the Tesla K20X, NOTE, same chip, not the same drivers or fully active for it. As you can imagine, Nvidia is not going to stop selling Teslas at 6000€ to sell TITAN at 1000€...they must have made some difference/castration. What you can do is leave them for cuda exclusively like a Tesla, activating and deactivating single and double precision.
Best regards.
Here you have a tool to tune your Titans: KGB - Kepler BIOS Editor/Unlocker - Page 16
Page 16 and page 17 are the best.
Thanks Ximi..but the truth is that I'm a bit lost and as there are so many links, I don't know which one is really the editor…I'm dense this afternoon..
Best regards.
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ELP3, this is the editor: Dropbox - kgb_0.6.2.zip - Simplify your lifeYou already know how to use it, right?
I used it with my GTX 680 and it's a real treat.
C:\\kgb.exe "nombre_vBios".rom unlock
Change what you want to edit in the config - tweak your vBios.
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ELP3, this is the editor : Dropbox - kgb_0.6.2.zip - Simplify your life
You already know how to use it, right?
I used it with my GTX 680 and it's a blast.
C:\\kgb.exe "nombre_vBios".rom unlock
Change what you want to edit in the config - tweak your vBios.
No, I don't have a clue how to use it..I'm not going to lie to you…
Best regards.
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Hello ELP3, I now have an EVGA GTX 690. With a Benq XL2420T monitor at 1080P, but I use the 120hz in games. Would you change to a GTX TITAN? In the future I could do an SLI. I don't know if I will gain something in smoothness which is what I want.
Best regards
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Hello ELP3, I now have an EVGA GTX 690. With a Benq XL2420T monitor at 1080P, but I use the 120hz in games. Would you change to a GTX TITAN? In the future I could do an SLI. I don't know if I'll gain anything in smoothness which is what I want.
Best regards
Let's ver.La 690, for the moment, it's more potente.No much more, but it is.. I don't know if with decent drivers and Oc you can reach its altura.Es difficult, but perhaps, I say stock.
However, obviously, although SLI is very refined, it's always better to have a single GPU.
The best thing is that you continue with your 690, and when the TITANs are at a corresponding price, then you consider a possible change with a view to an SLI of them.
Salu2.
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No,no tengo ni zorra de como utilizarlo..para que te voy a engañar…
Salu2.
No te mareo mas, ademas estan en fase de experimentacion, tuneando el power limit, fan y el boost, eso es lo que personaliza la herramienta.
Que vas a notar mejora en el OC, no lo se, no lo he probado.
Zupernico tambien tiene alguna Titan, si el quiere comentar la experiencia adelante, yo por tener no tengo ni las GTX 680, las he vendido, pero use el KGB con las GTX 680 y si que funcionaba, me refiero a cambiar el boost, voltaje, fan y power limit.
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It doesn't dizzy me anymore, besides they are in the experimentation phase, tuning the power limit, fan and the boost, that's what customizes the tool.
You will notice an improvement in the OC, I don't know, I haven't tested it.
Zupernico also has some Titan, if he wants to comment on the experience go ahead, I don't have any GTX 680s, I sold them, but I used the KGB with the GTX 680s and it did work, I mean changing the boost, voltage, fan and power limit.
I've flashed them, the power limit leaves it at 120 and the fan can be set to 100%, but in synthetic tests I haven't seen improvements, it ends up more or less the same, maybe in games... but I don't know, maybe it's a matter of seeing what they modify, the voltage and the temperature limit will be important, but for now...
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Hello, I want to join the club. I'm eager to get a Titan, but I'd like to get a hydrocopper.
ELP3 Thanks for posting your results and opinions. Here I think there are many of us who follow you.
It's great to read this post, where I come from it's for suicide. What a bunch of people. But thanks to a fellow member I was able to find this one and join it.Best regards to everyone.
Welcome here.
If you end up getting that EVGA it would be good to see what you modify in the bios, I suppose that one will come with OC from the factory and so far what we've seen from the stock Titans is that they don't allow you to maintain the frequencies and voltages, especially with OC, those models that come with OC should allow for a bit more frequency and maintain the voltages better.Regards
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Welcome here.
If you end up getting that EVGA, it would be good to see what modifications are in the bios, I suppose that one will come with factory OC and so far what we have seen from the stock Titans is that they do not allow you to maintain the frequencies and voltages, especially with OC, those models that come with OC should allow for a bit more frequency and better voltage maintenance.Regards
From what I have read on stremsystems, the bios are the same, they do not improve any of that, they just come with increased frequencies, we will have to see, but I have a bios from the SC signature and from what they say it is not worth putting it in….
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With which you were all involved here…. Scoundrels!!!! :ugly:
Greetings to old acquaintances!!!
And to the new ones to be known too!!
Elp3, until now I have not been able to congratulate you on your acquisition. Enjoy it!!!
Greetings.
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And to the others who have a GTX Titan too!!! XD
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Well that's why I'm waiting, to see how the Hydrocopper, frequencies, and OC turn out. If with OC they match the 690 that I have, I'll change it with the idea of going for an SLI. Well as ELP3 says, I'll wait a little. But not much jajaja we all have the bug to tinker.Best regards and thanks for your responses.
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With you guys being involved here…. Scoundrels!!!! :ugly:
Greetings to old acquaintances!!!
And to the new ones to be met too!!
Elp3, until now I haven't been able to congratulate you on your acquisition. Enjoy it!!!
Best regards.
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And to the others who have a GTX Titan too!!! XD
Welcome Chupaita, rise or die…and what better forum than this, a legend of computer science.
Best regards.
That's why I'm waiting, to see how the Hydrocopper, frequencies and OC turn out. Maybe with OC they will match the 690 I have. If so I will change it with a view to going for an SLI. As ELP3 says I will wait a little. But not much jajaja we all have the bug to tinker.
Best regards and thanks for your answers.
It is very difficult for a TITAN to be on par with a 690. Maybe if they can sustain 1250MHZ OCs continuously yes..but that is impossible right now. Because the software voltages for OC are not really applied. But it's not all about that..with an OC of 1150MHZ that all of them practically do, you are already at less than 10% of a 690 and of course with greater smoothness. But I think that having what you have, the most sensible thing is to wait until they drop in price, refine firmware, drivers and OC systems.
Best regards.
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A question I'm learning, if the smoothness is given by the 6GB of VRAM, how would an EVGA GTX 680 of 4GB work, would it be smoother than a GTX 680 OC of 2GB??
I leave the question there for whoever wants to answer …..
Mine (GTX 680) were the OC of 2GB from Gigabyte and maybe I was considering not buying 3 but a EVGA SC of 4GB, mainly to have one of each model in HWBOT.
Or better yet, I wait for the Titans to mature and release some version with more OC in series, if they raise the boost or perfect the issue of the bios shaper and are not capped, it would be interesting to get a version of those SuperOverclocked from EVGA.
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A question I'm learning, if the smoothness is given by the 6 GB of VRAM, how would a 4GB EVGA GTX 680 perform compared to a 2GB GTX 680 OC? Would it be smoother?
I'll leave the question there for anyone who wants to answer …..
Mine (GTX 680) were the 2GB OC from Gigabyte and maybe I was considering not buying 3 but one EVGA SC 4GB mainly to have one of each model on HWBOT.
Or maybe I should wait for the Titans to mature and release a version with more OC out of the box, if they increase the boost or perfect the BIOS shaper issue and they are not capped, it would be interesting to get a SuperOverclocked version from EVGA.
The "smoothness" is not due to its greater amount of Vram.Si but to its greater bus and greater bandwidth. Note that the bandwidth of a TITAN is 50% greater than that of a GTX 680. And although there are discussions and opinions on this, I believe that having a larger data bus also helps. 256bit VS 384 bit, apart from the actual power of the chip..
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Welcome Chupaita, to be reborn or to die…and what better forum than this, a true legend of computing.
Best regards.
It is very difficult for a TITAN to reach the level of a 690. Maybe if they can sustain 1250MHZ OCs continuously, yes... but that is impossible right now. Because the software voltages for OC are not really applied. But it's not all about that... with an OC of 1150MHZ that practically everyone does, you are already below 10% of a 690 and of course with greater smoothness. But I think that with what you have, the most sensible thing is to wait for them to drop in price, refine the firmware, drivers and OC systems.
Best regards.
With a standard OC it almost matches my GTX 690 in the Fire strike.
My result with stock clocks. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690 video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-3930K Processor,ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. RAMPAGE IV EXTREME score: P10550 3DMarks
As you rightly say, with some maturity, if they refine the drivers, firmware and a good stable OC at 1250 it will reach its height. I also think that Nvidia knows very well the potential of the graphics card and "maybe they didn't want to or couldn't get everything out at once". By refining some things they can awaken the beast.
Best regards
