Test of the Real Nvidia Gtx Titan, single-sli-tri Sli, 4 WAY SLI
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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.
Regards
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.
Regards
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.
Regards
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Anda que que has tardado
No te arrepentirás. Hoy he estado jugando al Crysis 3 todo al máximo y es una gozada la suavidad con la que lo mueve.
P.D. Nuevos controladores:
Aunque parece que son solo para mejorar el Tomb Raider
Entrar a este hilo asiduamente no es sano…......xD, os veo y se me ponen los dientes largos.........xD.
Fuera de bromas, se me metio entre ceja y ceja cambiar el surround de 23", por uno de U2711 y ahora me vendran mejor que antes, con el 3 way de 670 iba de maravilla a 5760 x 1080, ahora a 7680 x 1440, me ha bajado el rendimiento a la mitad practicamente. Me lo he buscado yo solito, sin querer.....? no sé......;).
Así que voy a meter un par de ellas de momento, pero estoy concienciado en que necesitaré otra minimo para moverme al nivel que lo hacia antes..
Acabo de pasar unas pocas de pruebas con las 670, para ver realmente la ganancia con el Sli de Titanes.
Un Saludo, y gracias por esos Drivers, descargando............
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Entering this thread frequently is not healthy…......xD, I see you and my teeth get water in my mouth.........xD.
Joking aside, I got myself into a bit of trouble by changing the 23" surround to a U2711 and now it's better than before, with the 3 way 670 it was great at 5760 x 1080, now at 7680 x 1440, it's practically halved my performance. I brought this upon myself, unintentionally.....? I don't know......;).
So I'm going to put in a couple of them for now, but I'm aware that I'll need at least one more to move to the level I was at before..
I just spent a few tests with the 670, to really see the gain with the Titan SLI.
Best regards, and thanks for those Drivers, downloading............
Sincerely Jotole, for what you've set up, 2 won't work either…3 you'll notice a big improvement..but the only way it will run smoothly, is with 4 TITANs..they're made for that.And you need that power for that beastly resolution.I'm talking about playing with high parameters in cutting-edge games.A 3 Dell 27" surround is A LOT of fabric, I wouldn't even dare to touch it...it takes A LOT of power and A LOT of consumption of everything..
Best regards.
P.D.By the way, I just tried the beta of Tomb raider and wow the improvement..not just in frames, but in smoothness and finally,I can activate SSAA at x4 without the hair getting blurry..that's what Nvidia has, and I'm sorry but AMD will never be at their level.They always react.Some games might take a little longer to fine-tune,but they always do and it's very difficult for them to leave users hanging..
I recently told Maldo that despite the TresFX and the supposed lack of power in DirectCompute of the 600 series of nvidia,he would see that in a short time they would be on par without problems and even better than AMD themselves...and I see that I was not wrong...;)
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Hello ELP3, there is a lot of talk about the smoothness of the titan. My question is if in SLI it also maintains it and if there is a difference compared to the GTX 690. Damn, I'm getting more and more nervous about getting one or two.
Best regards.
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:fuckyea:P.D: No son mias :alone:
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Hello ELP3, there's a lot of talk about the smoothness of the Titan. My question is whether SLI also maintains it and if there's a difference compared to the GTX 690. Damn, I'm getting more and more nervous about getting one or two.
Best regards.
Let's see... the smoothness of the TITAN is that of a rock. That is to say, that although it may drop below 60 fps, it is practically imperceptible, as can happen with other graphics cards. In SLI, of course, it is also maintained. But the fact is that SLI in general, regardless of the model, is very well done. And I believe that you should not notice anything strange in a GTX 690 unless a specific game does not have a good SLI profile. Right now, I wouldn't trade a GTX 690 for a TITAN. Since the latter doesn't perform better most of the time and is also more expensive. Another thing is when things are polished and the price drops...
Regards.
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:fuckyea:P.D: No son mias :alone:
Is that the house of kingpin?
I don't know what he does with that Xbox if he has a bunch of Titan and a couple of 680s, I'm afraid to see how they sell these graphics (those that were limited edition), if they don't end up being it would be incredible the bunch of Titan we would see.saludos
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What is that, the kingpin's house?
I don't know what he does with that Xbox if he has a bunch of Titans and a couple of 680s, I'm afraid to see how they sell these cards (those that were limited edition), if they don't end up being limited edition, it would be incredible the bunch of Titans we would see.regards
by the way...Kingpin has been beaten by Andre Yang from Asus..jeje...it's true that he did it with a motherboard and CPU, not with a GPU, Kingpin has better results with the TITANs, but EVGA is no longer up to par with ASUS motherboards, even less in 2011..although I suppose the difference is so slight, that if Kingpin pushes the graphics a little more, he will be first again..
Salu2.
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I am still working on the overclocking without Throttling issue. The official response from nVidia is that the drivers misread the consumption, and the card lowers the speed when it reaches 100%, and yes, the fan can affect it at this point. They will fix it in an upcoming driver, probably in early April, but that will only give correct readings, the card will still lower if it exceeds the determined consumption. That's why bios that skip that limit are starting to circulate. Starting from what ELP3 did, that is, voltage at maximum without touching anything else, it is stable at 1.032 instead of 1.006. Then I tried to increase the GPU Offset by only 25, and passing a Unigine it didn't stay stable. So, I increased the Power limit to 106, and it is totally stable at 1045 Mhz:
The maximum stayed at 1.071 Mhz: 
It is already at the limit, above here throttling appears, in fact if we look at the graph carefully, we can see three barely perceptible points where the speed was lowered a little, almost nothing and just for a moment, but above that you can't go without drops. I don't touch the memory, because in my tests increasing it affected, and I prefer to increase the GPU. Little by little I am understanding this card. For benchmarking, it's better to increase more, even with throttling you get a better score, but for always playing I prefer the stable limit, 1.071 Mhz on my Titan. By the way, all of this with Afterburner, that one keeps the selected voltage well. Regards
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I continue working on the overclocking issue without Throttling. The official response from nVidia is that the drivers read the consumption incorrectly, and the card lowers the speed when it reaches 100%, and yes, the fan can affect it at this point. They will fix it in an upcoming driver, probably in early April, but that will only give correct readings, the card will continue to lower if it exceeds the determined consumption. That's why bios that skip that limit are starting to circulate.
Starting from what ELP3 put, that is, voltage at maximum without touching anything else, it is stable at 1.032 instead of the 1.006. Then I tried to increase the GPU Offset by only 25, and passing a Unigine it didn't stay stable. Then, I increased the Power limit to 106, and it is totally stable at 1045 Mhz:
The maximum stayed at 1.071 Mhz:
It is already at the limit, above this is where throttling appears, in fact if we look at the graph carefully, we can see three barely perceptible points where the speed was lowered a little, almost nothing and just for a moment, but above that you can't go without drops. I don't touch the memory, because in my tests increasing it affected, and I prefer to increase the GPU.
Little by little I am understanding this card. For benchmarking, it's better to increase more, even with throttling you get a better score, but for always playing I prefer the stable limit, 1.071 Mhz on my Titan. By the way, all this with Afterburner, that one keeps the selected voltage well.
Regards
Unigine is the bench where the drops occur most acutely. It is the bench that squeezes the most out of the graphics and that consumes the most. Also, as a rule, this doesn't happen in games. I have them at 1150MHZ for gaming, well actually I have them at stock, but to try oc I set them to that, and it has never dropped frequency under demanding load. Another thing is that they drop to 830MHZ because in an energy-saving mode if they don't need more load to sustain frames with V-sync..
I'm not going to put any bios... I'll just wait for the new controllers.
Best regards.
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Well, now I can speak with knowledge of the matter...
First, some pictures of the "toy". They were taken with my mobile phone, I didn't want to bother with the camera..........xD.
Something very curious happened to me. When I touched the graphics on my MSI Big Bang motherboard, it got stuck on the LCD that shows the error codes at 29. I was very frustrated, thinking it might be defective. I touched a 670 and it booted up without problems, and so on several occasions, until I decided to update the motherboard's BIOS. I had version 1.3 because I was familiar with it and it asked for less voltage than the latest for 4.9 GHz.
It was updating to 1.5 and booting up perfectly... Why?, I have no idea...
I ran a couple of tests with Unigine and 3DMark, both at 4 GHz, so as not to waste time looking for stability at 4.9.
Unigine at stock Titan
And 3DMark, with a little OC
Not much more to comment on than what the colleagues have said, with a little OC, it eats a 670 SLI without much problem.
This gives me the trio of 670 with the stock graphics and the proc at 4.9
It reminds me of the smoothness I had with the 580s. That stability that the 6 series lacks. Even with the boost problems, which go up and down in 3D, you don't notice anything unless you're monitoring it.
I have prepared a few tests that I passed with the trio in some games. But I will create a thread to face the trio of 670s against a SLI of Titans. To avoid devirtualizing the one from my friend ELP3
Cheers...
Honestly, Jotole, for what you've built, 2 won't work either... 3 you'll notice a big improvement..but the only way it will run smoothly is with 4 TITANS..they're made for that. And you need that power for that beastly resolution. I'm talking about playing with high settings in cutting-edge games. A 3-monitor surround of 27" Dell is A LOT of fabric to handle, and I wouldn't even dare to touch it...it takes a LOT of power and a LOT of everything...
Best regards.I know, I know the mess I've gotten myself into..........xD. But I've been after this surround for a long time, and until now I haven't seen graphics that could handle it, even the 4-way 580 was just enough for the 5760 x 1080, you'll know this from experience. ;).
As for putting that one up. Now seems like a good time to talk about hardware with the power these graphics offer.
With 2 of them I'll have the power of a 4-way 670, which will be little, don't kid yourself, but my main enemy at that resolution was VRAM. Putting any game on High, not even on Ultra, as I was running them in 3 x 23", was to eat up the 2 GB of memory of the 670s in one fell swoop.
Even in games with low resource consumption, the nosedive to 0 fps, which is produced by running out of VRAM, was something no one could take away from me, even with the power to run them.
Perhaps the smartest option would have been to wait for the 7 series, and buy the graphics with at least 4 GB, but as we know that the 7 series won't surpass this Titan. I didn't want to wait.
The main idea was to get three, but for the money they cost, they're in high demand, they fly off the shelves before they arrive, believe it or not. On Monday, a second one arrives, and I'm waiting for them to confirm the third............ ;).
Honestly, I hope it stays there, with details on Ultra and MSAA x2, I have more than enough, I don't need more. That after I'll have to put water blocks on them, I'm not used to seeing the graphics at 80º, I'm used to not seeing them go over 45, that and the gain they have with OC, they gain more than the 6 series, pushes me to water cool them if or when.
And it's a shame because the cooler is almost a work of art.......
A hug....!!
P.D. Oh my god the push that the beta testers have given the Titan, this one alone leaves the trio of 670s in their underwear :ugly:
P.D. 2 It never ceases to amaze me!!!
This is Medal of Honor Warfighter at 2550 x 1440 in Ultra MSAA 4x
3 x GTX 670
2013-03-15 23:49:30 - MOHW
Frames: 22889 - Time: 195813ms - Avg: 116.892 - Min: 89 - Max: 155Titan x 1
2013-03-17 04:25:43 - MOHW
Frames: 11976 - Time: 170166ms - Avg: 70.378 - Min: 57 - Max: 94 and still drivers to update….!! -
Many congratulations Jotele and Pepillo for those graphics are a good beasts…
Jotele what a mess you have got yourself into with those monitors ;D
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Congratulations Jotole and Pepilo for those Titans. I hope you enjoy them and I am looking forward Jotole to see that comparison of the tri sli of the 670 with the Sli of TITAN....
And even more to see them in the soaking........... hahaha
A hug.
