Test of the Real Nvidia Gtx Titan, single-sli-tri Sli, 4 WAY SLI
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Inno 3D a sacado su titan con R.L hybrid aceelero, a todo amante de la R.L le tiene que gustar jajajja…......
Inno3D Intros GeForce GTX Titan with Hybrid iChill Cooling Solution | VideoCardz.com
Saludos.
Si lo que ese disipador es un artic cooling,se vende por separado tambien,tambien creo que EK ya ha sacado algun bloque para las Titan,aqui se ven algunos.
EK pasa por agua la GeForce GTX Titan | El Chapuzas Informático
Tambien EVGA tiene un modelo con bloque para RL,lo unico que va a salir caro meter bloques a esas tarjetas.
EVGA | Articles | EVGA GeForce GTX Titan
deben costar bastante esas EVGA.
Saludos
Según como comentaba ELP3 el otro día que estas tarjetas tienen una suavidad como nunca antes encontré este articulo que es muy interesante donde nos informa que ya no solamente hay que mirar los fps, aunque yo siempre me fije en los mínimos a partir de ahora también abra que mirar el tiempo de respuesta y ahí es donde la Titan tiene su punto fuerte.
NVIDIA GTX TITAN vs. SLI & Crossfire
Salu2.-.
Si eso ya lo van haciendo varias web,yo siempre me he guiado por la sensacion al jugar,con las 480 a veces veia 45 fps pero corria suave,en otras tarjetas se nota mas si baja,tambien la 8800 a mi me dio siempre mejor sensacion que la 9800,aun rindiendo menos pues era una 8800 GTs frente a la 9800GTx,me duro poco esa ultima por que no me parecia que fuera tan bien como la otra,aunque habia juegos donde la 9800GTx solia ir muy bien como COD4,pero por ejemplo NFS MW el antiguo me parecia ir bastante mejor con la 8800,pero es bueno que segun avanzamos se cuide la jugabilidad,por eso yo ya sabia que el GK110 iria mejor que el GK104 aunque estas si se comparan con la anterior generacion no queden nada mal.
saludos
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Those response times are comparing a single titan against sli that's why I think there's such a difference. When I disassembled the sli and I was left with just a graphics card, the games loaded more quickly.Un saludo
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If that heatsink is an artic cooling, it is sold separately too, I also think that EK has already released some block for the Titans, here you can see some.
EK water cools the GeForce GTX Titan | El Chapuzas Informático
Also EVGA has a model with a block for RL, the only thing that is going to be expensive is putting blocks on those cards.
EVGA | Articles | EVGA GeForce GTX Titan
those EVGA must cost quite a bit.
Regards
I did not know that it was sold separately… indeed EK has already released it, look at a video where we can see the TITANs uncovered....
EVGA blocks are usually sold already assembled??? as far as I know they do not have the option to assemble to taste like EK ….
Regards.
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EVGA has already shown the frequencies of the Titan Hydrocopper. Base Clock: 928 MHz
Boost Clock: 980 MHz. Now we just have to wait to know its price and if it will have better overclocking than the passive ones with a higher TDP margin. A mystery. -
@josele.:
Those response times are comparing a single Titan against an SLI, that's why I think there's such a difference. When I disassembled the SLI and was left with just a graphics card, the games loaded more quickly.
Best regards
Josele, that response time is not from loading games, there they refer to how long the card takes to display the processed frame.
The graphics card is a real beast, let's put it that way....
It would have been good to see how long it takes for 2 to perform that process, to see if it's bigger or smaller. But anyway, the advantage it takes over the others is by a landslide.
That's what many of us have always commented about the smoothness that is perceived when playing with Nvidia Vs AMD.
Cheers...
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I didn't know it was sold separately... indeed EK has already released it, look at a video where we can see the TITAN exposed....
Are EVGA blocks usually sold already assembled??? As far as I know it doesn't have the option to assemble to your liking like EK...
Best regards.
The video is very good, EVGA does sell them assembled but with Hydro Copper, it's a special model and I suppose it will be expensive, here's the sample
EVGA Signature and HydroCopper Series GeForce GTX Titan GPUs Get SuperClocked
shows the normal and Hydro Copper, I don't know if they will be seen here in Spain and I suppose it will be cheaper to put the EK, besides I think it's possible that another model will come out with RL Block or maybe an Artic Hydro one of those, from another brand that is easy to see more here.
best regards
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If the video is very good, EVGA sells them mounted but with the hydro copper, it is a special model and I suppose it will be expensive, here is the sample
EVGA Signature and HydroCopper Series GeForce GTX Titan GPUs Get SuperClocked
shows the normal and the Hydro Copper, I don't know if they will be seen here in Spain and I suppose it will be cheaper to put the EK, besides I think it's possible that another model will come out with RL Block or maybe an Artic Hydro one of those, from another brand that is easy to see more here.
regards
No one has dared to soak them yet….....? Will I be the first?............xD.
Those graphics come out very expensive just for having the EVGA block, and I don't think they have better performance than one with an EK block, or any other brand...
Salu2..
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If ELP3 thinks it's okay, so as not to open another thread, I'll paste here an excerpt of my first impressions with the Titan:
It's a Zotac, acquired from a review, and it has arrived flawless:
To highlight of this brand, its extended warranty by registering it on their website, and including, in addition to drivers and a pack of applications, the three Assassin's Creed games, something is something. The photos don't do it justice, in person its quality and weight are impressive. And mounted on the computer, with the side illuminated, it's a beauty.
The first impression has been one of absolute surprise. My last graphics cards have been an SLI of GTX580, another SLI of 480, a GTX280, a GTX295, an ATI 3870 X2 …....... all very powerful in their time, very hot and very noisy. This one is a tomb with the fan on auto, I've discovered the other fans of my PC that went unnoticed
Temperature after half an hour on Windows, 28º:
I'm not going to bore you by putting dozens of benchmarks, what I can tell you is that this beast surpasses an SLI of GTX580, look at the difference in the last 3dMark:
It's not like that in everything, the more modern the game or benchmark, the more difference there is, but with older ones it is reduced or nullified. What is clear is that it performs as well as or better than an SLI of GTX580, in a single card mono GPU, with half the consumption, much less noise, and without the problems associated with SLI. The noise thing, really, it's notable what they have achieved if you leave the fan on auto.
I've been testing the overclocking a bit. At the first attempt, it has passed a whole battery of benchmarks in these conditions:
Here I have encountered the same problem as ELP3. By default, my card sets the GPU to 1.006 with Boost in applications that load it, and there it stays. When you go up, as in this case, it reaches 1.150, but it doesn't stay, but rather it oscillates depending on the game or benchmark, 1.124, 1.137, 1.150. In principle it is a driver failure, it does it with the latest ones, both official and beta, and it's not a problem of this card since those of the 680 series are also affected by previous drivers. It seems that there is an unofficial bios that solves it, but I'm not about to flash this card, I prefer to wait if they fix it. That said, even with that inconvenience, it scales very well when you apply overclocking, there is potential. This weekend, we'll give it "a go."
Another thing I've tried is the "overclocking" of the monitor. Although it's not specific to the Titans, I think others will be able to do it, if it has been introduced with them. It consists of exceeding 60Hz, to have more fluidity in games with vSync activated. And it works. But it depends on the monitor, many don't give anything or very little, like the DELLs, and others, like certain LG panels, I've read that they reach up to 120Hz. My HP2475 has stayed at 70 Hz, well, 10 fps more with vertical synchronization activated, welcome:
I didn't know whether to put here other sensations that, being subjective, are very difficult to demonstrate: The smoothness that gives a mono - GPU as powerful as this compared to the dual solutions I'm used to, playing is a joy. But precisely today I've read the magnificent review that Patagonico has put, which graphically explains why sometimes we see greater fluidity with fewer frames:
You can observe how stable this Titan is (the red line in the graphs) compared to the dual solutions from both AMD and nVidia, the already famous "Microshuttering". But that's not all, apparently, and I didn't know it, there's also a factor that gets much worse in multi-GPU solutions, and it's the response time, which can introduce very high lag in certain games:
In summary, the sensations are very, very positive. A pity its price and its low availability.
Greetings to all
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Good analysis, and the fluency charts are very interesting because you can clearly see the reason for that smoothness that is mentioned. Also the latency time is incredible… well, a great card, enjoy it.
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Nobody has dared to watercool them yet….....? Will I be the first?............xD.
Those graphics cards are very expensive just for carrying the EVGA block, and I don't think they have better performance than one with an EK block, or any other brand...
Regards..
Well, it seems that no one here has decided to watercool it, it's logical because it's expensive, I personally wouldn't touch that card, it has good cooling, they are silent and they are expensive and the RL would make them more expensive, I suppose the EK one will get the same temperature as the other and will be cheaper but I don't know if it's worth it because the OC I don't think it will be better.
regards
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Good review Pepillo, thanks for the data and comments, among all you are giving data that makes them more and more desirable.
Its downside is as you rightly mention the price, maybe quite inflated, although seeing the potential,
it is only 20% of a sli of 680, or 28% of CF of 7970 GHz, and the benefits of being monogpu, they hide behind that to not lower it too much.
Best regards
Well over here it seems that no one has decided to put RL on it, it is logical because it is expensive, I personally would not touch that card, it has good dissipation, they are silent and they are expensive and RL would make them more expensive, I suppose that the one from EK will get the same temperature as the other and will be cheaper but I do not know if it compensates because the OC I do not think it will be better.
regards
Maybe not right now, but if those stability problems in Oc are solved, some blocks would suit it very well. It would be the first card to which I would be sorry to remove that beautiful cooler, but as soon as I get hold of one, I will soak it for sure… ;).
Best regards
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Josele, that response time is not from the game loading, there they refer to how long the card takes to display the processed frame.
The graphics are a real beast, let's go....
It would have been good to see how long it takes for 2 to perform that process, to see if it's bigger or smaller. But anyway, the advantage it takes over the others is by a landslide.
That's what many of us have always commented about the smoothness that is perceived when playing with Nvidia Vs AMD.
Best regards...
yes I know it refers to the response time, but still being in sli the time is worse and that's why there's such a difference…
it seems like too much difference and it could be that if we compare a single titan against a 680 the difference wouldn't be so big...
anyway, one can't deny that these gtx titans are amazing.Best regards
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A question about the EVGA Precision 4: When you increase the voltage, how do you make it stay when you restart Windows? It seems independent of the profiles, as if it were a separate application.
Best regards
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A question about the EVGA Precission 4: When you increase the voltage, how do you make it stay when you restart Windows? It seems independent of the profiles, as if it were a separate application.
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I don't know how to tell you Pepillo, I use the AB, with the 670, and they don't allow you to touch the voltage.
But I will answer you soon. ;). With knowledge of the matter….....xD
Well in the end I have succumbed sooner than I thought, a pair to the UltraMod :ugly::ugly:
One arrives tomorrow and the other on Monday.....
I will be putting data here............. ;).
Salu2....
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A question about the EVGA Precission 4: When you increase the voltage, how do you make it stay when you restart Windows? It seems independent of the profiles, as if it were a separate application.
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It doesn't save it Pepillo.no I know why, but only the clocks are saved, the voltage always defaults to unless you change it manually.
Best regards and thanks for your contribution.
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Well, I finally succumbed sooner than I thought, A pair of UltraMods :ugly::ugly:
Tomorrow one arrives and the other on Monday…..
I'll be putting data up here............. ;).
You took your time
You won't regret it. Today I've been playing Crysis 3 at maximum settings and it's a joy how smoothly it runs.
It doesn't save it Pepillo.no, I know why, but it only saves the clocks, the voltage is always set to default unless you manually change it.
Best regards and thanks for your contribution.
Thanks to you. I think I'm going to go back to Afterburner, Precision is much prettier, but I find MSI's application better, easier and more intuitive.
I've been "tinkering" a bit more with the overclocking of this card, and it reaches 1,200, but it doesn't maintain it. If I don't touch anything, everything by default, the boost leaves Crysis 3 at 1,006 solid and stable as a rock. I think this will be the first card in a long time that I won't leave overclocked, I'll only use it to run some benchmarks, I love how quiet it is and how it performs with everything on automatic, in that aspect, Nvidia has done a great job.
Best regards
P.D. New drivers:
http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/59464
Although it seems they are only for improving Tomb Raider
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There is a way for the 1.2 to be of some use and maintain frequencies..although you only gain 24MHZ..it's silly and confirms more or less about consumption but something is something..
If you only raise the voltage to 1.2, and don't touch anything else, well, the memories if you can touch them but it's not necessary. Automatically the boost achieved goes from 1006 to about 1030MHZ and remains totally stable.
If you want to try...
Otherwise, the graphics are a marvel, of course..
Best regards.
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I just tested it, and yes, 100% stable at 1032. But I see some suspicious GPU load drops that seem to be associated with maintaining 80º. I will try raising the Target and not touching the Offset to see what happens.
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