Test of the Real Nvidia Gtx Titan, single-sli-tri Sli, 4 WAY SLI
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I have it to play at 1.202 Mhz and the memos at 6.100 Mhz, with the Bios of 1.212v (without changing the bios I had the annoying Throttling), the Power at 130%. To bench it I put it at 1.228 and the memos at 6.200. It does not exceed 77 degrees with a fan profile of 1-1. Saludos -
Wenas de nuevo,
Despues de probar un poco esta mañana puedo decir que sube bien, y facil. He podido subirle el core hasta +160 sin necesidad de subirle voltaje. Luego le he subido voltaje, y me aguanta con +37mv a +190 bien.
Como lo veis? Aun no he tocado memorias. Y me estoy planteando cambiar BIOS. A cuanto la tienes pepillo la que tiene un asic igual al mio?Pinta bien, por lo general todas hacen los 1200, mas o menos…... Cambiar la bios hazlo solo si el baile de frecuencias te és molesto, o necesitas tocar mas los valores del venti. Eso sí la tarjeta cambia de la noche al día sin el Throttling, y piensa que se pondrá en los 300W, mas o menos de consumo.....al deslimitar el power target..... Y eso hay que disiparlo, o sea que a lo mejor tienes que aplicar un perfil de ventilador mas agresivo y pueda ser molesto.....
Un Saludo...
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Well... another little while "tinkering with it."
Fresh news and more or less my conclusions. First the 3dmark to see what you think:
Well, a while ago I went back to the ORIGINAL BIOS to try a few things.
I realized that, while it does Throttling, it has much more intermediate voltage values - which I like -.
I have set a max voltage of 1.175v@1163 - memos without touching -. Fan profile of AB - the one that unlocks you, which I think is 1:1. Power Limit: 106% - it has never reached 104-105 max..-
Well, as I say; although it does not reach 104-105 it does a small throttling that comes due to the fact that the graphics card decreases the voltage a little and that, I have the feeling that it is a matter of drivers / applications… let's see if I can explain:
That by monitoring on the G13 screen it may stay at 1163 for a good while, with more load and temps, that at a certain moment it goes down a little....
I think this card is like that and that "that's also part of its charm"... let's see if I can explain it too:
In this way that I tell you, during the whole 3dmark most of the time it has been at 1163... going down (voltage and frequencies) at times, very small, between 1120 - 1163... I think this is not noticeable at all and in return we have "more dynamic voltage, which I think the other bios do not do...", kind of like the speedstep of the micros with the offset.
@jordichq --> ¿Marca? ¿Asic?...
I think that suits me, because I like to have less voltage and the graphics card "by itself" is already a beast... let's see if you can try (whoever wants these things)...
Regards
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Hello,
I am considering getting a pair of Titanes. Can you recommend a reference model????
Best regards.
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Hello,
I'm looking into getting some Titans. Can you recommend any specific models????
Best regards.
Another "pal´club"…..........
Any Ruruloko model, honestly, I'm guided by extras, warranty, or just the one that gives you the best vibe. The ideal thing would be to choose by Asic, but that's a lottery, and it's not within the reach of the common mortal........
I have 2 Gigabyte, one has over 80% and the other 69, and an Evga SC with 70 and something. If I had to choose one right now, I would go for the cheapest one I could find....
Best regards, and you know we want pictures. ;)......!!
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Another "pal´club"…..........
Any Ruruloko model, honestly guide me by extras, warranty, or simply the one that gives you the best vibe. The ideal thing would be to be able to choose by Asic, but that's a lottery, and it's not within the reach of the common mortal........
I have 2 Gigabyte, one has more than 80% and the other 69, and an Evga SC with 70 and something. If I had to choose one right now, I would go for the cheapest one I could find....
Best regards, and you know we want images. ;)......!!
Another one lol, yes, you know what goes through our heads :wall: I couldn't resist. I wanted to leave the 670 but for now I'm going to order one to try it out and another next month.
I was saying this in case any model you've seen around the forum had a better asic, but you've convinced me to go for a slightly more economical range.
Once I have it and try them out, I'll look at blocks ;D and I'll upload some pictures.
Best regards.
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Buenas,
I'm looking into getting some Titans. Can you recommend a reference model????
Best regards.
Wait a bit to see if the 780s come out, maybe the Titan will drop a bit, besides, maybe the 780s are worth more because for the price of two Titans, you could maybe put in three 780s, if you already see pictures it's because it won't be long before they come out.
regards
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Wait a bit to see if the 780s come out, maybe the Titan will drop a bit, besides, maybe the 780s are worth more because for the price of two Titans, you could get three 780s, if you already see pictures, it's because it won't be long before they come out.
regards
Hello, I understand your comment fjavi, but I'm very stubborn and it's already ordered and will arrive tomorrow... the truth is that there are many rumors that the 780 will be similar in the bus of the Titan and that it is still unknown where the cut in the chips will be.
regards, buddy.
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ELp3 arrived late, but fantastic work.
By the way, have the boost 2.0 problems been solved already?
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ELp3 arrived late, but fantastic work.
By the way, have the problems of boost 2.0 been solved already?
Well, I can't confirm it firsthand, since I have the modified bios, but according to comments from colleagues, with the latest beta drivers, the Throttling (oscillations in the frequency of the card), produced by the boost, and its limits in temp, consumption, etc.. it seems to be getting solved.
Salu2…
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It's that more and more, I see this graphic as an alternative to hold out for a season without changing the VGA :ugly:
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Good news, I already have them here XD…..... In the end, I got a Gigabyte and an EVGA superoverclok. The Gigabyte has an ASIC of 69% and the EVGA 69.3%. They are not the best ASICs but with the modified bios they reach 1200....
With ELP3's permission, I leave you some images of the titans.
I have done some benchmarks, only with one graphics card and it was the Gigabyte. I just messed up the EVGA to flash it, and I won't have time to keep messing around until tonight.
For now, I want to continue with the comparison of the 670 and Titans. You can't see how hot the bitches get….. I can't see them so hot and on Thursday the blocks will arrive.....
What do you think of these blocks???
Aquacomputer kryographics for GTX TITAN
A small assembly video, where we can see that we didn't use thermal pad for the memories. They come into direct contact with the block and thermal paste like the one we use for the gpu.
Best regards.
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Well, first congratulations… and now (just like I've posted in other forums) let's see if we can share information; I'm intrigued by the ASIC topic, Throttling, etc., etc... well I'm writing to you -the long way-.
I'm very interested in this topic, as I'm researching everything I can about stock BIOS and stock voltage. I'm also with you Thor, I've spent a lot of money on the graphics cards and; for now I prefer to have them with stock BIOS and stock voltage... I think we still have to research more about this matter.
So, from here I propose that we share information about this that I'm saying and how you test stability, throttling, etc., etc… I continue below:
That is, to see how much the TITANs can stably go up and issues of Throttling and other things (and try to connect it, or draw conclusions regarding the ASIC -which we may not be able to-).
The Gigabyte they left me had an ASIC of 76.5% -a bit above the average, since I think most are around 70- although it went up more… it also did more Throttling also... I've also read cases of very high ASICs and very little OC...
As I say with mine, and I'm talking only about modifying the core values, +106% TDP, fan... but without putting more voltage... the one with the highest ASIC, obviously, presents me with +27Mhz more Boost... however, it does minimal, minimal Throttling... -with 3dmark and Unigine no, but yesterday with the metro yes-. However, the other one, which only has an ASIC of 61% doesn't do any Throttling at all, and seems a bit cooler (although this may be due to the position of the SLI).
Right now the one with the worst ASIC is at 1071Mhz stable (according to the little I've tested, I want to play FC3 which they say is the OC breaker with these cards..., the other 1097, but it drops occasionally to 1077).
Greetings!!!.
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On the techinferno website, they have already released 2 BIOS updates, they are on the 02, for the normal and for the SC version of eVGA:
Download them from here:
http://www.techinferno.com/downloads/?did=60
http://www.techinferno.com/downloads/?did=61
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Nvidia GTX Titan - modified VBIOS for more control and better overclocking
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Buenas ya las tengo aquí XD…..... Al final me he pillado una Gigabyte y EVGA superoverclok. La gigabyte tiene un ASIC 69% y la EVGA 69,3%. No son de los mejores ASIC pero con la bios modificadas alcazan los 1200....
Con el permiso de ELP3 os dejo unas imagenes de las titanes.
He pasado algunos benchmark, solo con una gráfica y a sido la gigabyte. La EVGA la acabo de pinchar para flashear, y hasta esta noche no tendre tiempo de seguir trasteando.
De momento que pueda quiero seguir con la comparativa de las 670 y Titanes. No veas como se calientan las bichas….. no puedo verlas tan calientes y para el jueves me llegan los bloques.....
Que os parece estos bloques???
Aquacomputer kryographics for GTX TITAN
Un saludo.
Jajaajaaa, Bienvenido al club ruru…......
Te ha pasado como a mí, es ver tarjetas en 80º, y se me ponen los vellos de punta.........xDEsos bloques te irán muy bien. Hoy en día hay muy poca diferencia entre fabricantes de bloques de calidad, ya comentaras que tal de temperaturas....
Salu2...
@Str@divarius:
Pues, primero felicidades… y ahora (igual que he puesto en otros foros) a ver si podemos compartir información ; estoy intrigado con el tema dle ASIC, Throttling, etc, etc...bueno os escribo -la tochada-.
Me interesa mucho este tema, ya que estoy investigando todo lo que puedo sobre las BIOS de stock y voltage stock. También estoy contigo Thor, me he gastado un dineral en las gráficas y; de momento prefiero tenerlas con BIOS stock y voltaje stock...creo que todavía se tiene que investigar más sobre este asunto.
Por lo que, desde aquí propongo que compartamos información sobre esto que digo y cómo testeaís la estabilidad, throttling, etc, etc… sigo más abajo:
Es decir, ver hasta "cuanto" pueden subir las TITAN estables y temas de Throttling y demás (e intentar ligarlo, o sacar conclusiones respecto al ASIC -que igual no podemos-).
La Gigabyte que me dejaron tenía un ASIC del 76,5% -un pelín por encima de la media, ya que creo que la mayoría se sitúan en torno a los 70- aunque subía más…hacía más Throttling también... también he leido casos de ASIC altísimos y poquísimo OC...
Como digo con las mías, y hablo sólo modificando los valores del core, +106% TDP, ventilador... pero sin meter más voltaje... la de ASIC mayor, obviamente pues creo que esto es así, me presenta unos +27Mhz más de Boost...sin embargo, hace mínimo, mínimo Throttling... -con el 3dmark y el Unigine no, pero ayer con el metro sí-. Sin embargo la otra, que sólo tiene un ASIC del 61% no hace Throttling para nada, y parece un pelín más fresca (aunque esto igual es por la posición del SLI).
Ahora mismo la de ASIC peor está en 1071Mhz estables (según lo poco que he probado, quiero jugar al FC3 que dicen que es el revienta-OC con estas tarjetas..., la otra 1097, pero baja puntualmente a 1077).
Saludos!!!.
Lo siento Str@divarius, yo llevo las bios modificadas, y no sufro de nada de lo que comentas. A ver si alguien que no haya modificado te puede ayudar.
Un Saludo..
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Jajaajaaa, Bienvenido al club ruru…......
Te ha pasado como a mí, es ver tarjetas en 80º, y se me ponen los vellos de punta.........xDEsos bloques te irán muy bien. Hoy en día hay muy poca diferencia entre fabricantes de bloques de calidad, ya comentaras que tal de temperaturas....
Salu2....
Gracias Jotole no he podido aguantar la tentación de probarlas viendo el resultado que tienen….
Tienen buena pinta los bloques, y como bien dices hoy en día hay poca diferencia entre un fabricante o otro..... y mas con el sistema re refrigeración que gastamos XD.
Jotole dices que tienes las bios modificadas, bien es que ayer tuve un pequeño problema, te explico.
Tengo una Gigabyte y una EVGA SC, pues la gigabyte con la bios de naenoon, me coge su voltaje de 1.2 y las frecuencias de 1200mhz pero la evga las frecuencias sobre la gpu eran de serie y el voltaje de 1.2
Podría utilizar el evga precision para aumentar a una y disminuir a otra... pero por que no me coge la evga las mismas frecuencias???
Supongo que estas bios esta echa para la gigabyte, pero si no recuerdo mal tu tienes una nop??Majo ha puesto las bios de tech infierno, seguramente que las pruebe.....
Saludos.
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Thanks Jotole, I couldn't resist the temptation to try them out when I saw the results they have...
The blocks look good, and as you say, nowadays there's little difference between one manufacturer and another... and even more so with the re-cooling system that we spend on XD.
Jotole, you say you have the bios modified, well, yesterday I had a small problem, I'll explain.
I have a Gigabyte and an EVGA SC, so the Gigabyte with the bios from naenoon, it takes its voltage of 1.2 and the frequencies of 1200mhz but the EVGA the frequencies on the gpu were stock and the voltage of 1.2
I could use the EVGA precision to increase to one and decrease to the other... but why doesn't the EVGA take the same frequencies???
I suppose these bios are made for the Gigabyte, but if I remember correctly, you have a nop??Majo has put the bios from tech infierno, surely I'll try them.....
Regards.
I'll explain, when flashing the gpus, with the bios from naennon, if you put the 1, like we have Pepillo or I, the graphics alone goes to 1,21/1200, without touching anything. That is, you start the computer and without opening EVGA or MSI AB, the graphics are like that. You just have to open one of those, I use the MSI, I like it better and raise the power target, as much as you see it's necessary to feed those 1200.
If I don't need them to be at 1200, when I start the ABterburner, I press reset and it lowers them to 1019 in my case.
I don't know if the problem is with the drivers or the programs we use, but they don't make a correct reading of the bios parameters. Or there's something in the bios that makes those programs take the data incorrectly.
At least I do that, I start the AB, reset, and the graphics go to 1019. If I want them to be at 1200 I put power target 135%, Offset +200, and raise memory.
It may be that the EVGA doesn't do much with the bios from naennon, there was a user around here with problems also with the bios.
If you try those that Majo has put, let us know how it goes...
Regards..
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Ruruloko, I'm sorry but I'm not going to try them, mine without touching anything go from 1200Mhz, I have more than enough. I post them to keep you updated, nothing more. But the people who have tried them love them as they are the standard ones but with voltage modifiable to 1.21 and powertaget idem
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I'll explain, when flashing the GPUs with the naennon BIOS, if you put the first one, like Pepillo and I have, the graphics card alone goes to 1.21/1200 MHz without touching anything. That is, you start the computer and without opening EVGA or MSI AB, the graphics cards are like that. You just have to open one of those, I use the MSI, I like it better, and increase the power target as much as you see necessary to feed those 1200.
If I don't need them to be at 1200, when I start the Afterburner, I reset it and it lowers them to 1019 in my case.
I don't know if the problem is with the drivers or the programs we use, but they don't read the BIOS parameters correctly. Or there's something in the BIOS that makes those programs take the data incorrectly.
At least I do that, I start the AB, reset it, and the graphics cards go to 1019. If I want them to be at 1200, I set the power target to 135%, Offset +200, and increase the memory.
It may be that the EVGA doesn't do much with the naennon BIOS, there was a user here with problems with the BIOS too.
If you try the ones that majo has posted, let us know how it goes…...
Best regards..
Indeed I put the first one, with a voltage of 1.21 and GPU 1200 MHz. The truth is that the EVGA Precision and the AB read totally incorrect values with that BIOS, however with the reference BIOS it doesn't happen. Right now I have both, with the EVGA SC BIOS, and they reach 1.2 mv. Tomorrow the blocks arrive, I can't wait to tinker XD. Look at that Alphacool block, it would be great for your workblog…...
Jotole, do you know if you have reached better frequencies by putting the blocks??
Regards.
Ruruloko, I'm sorry but I won't try them, mine without touching anything go over 1200 MHz, they are more than enough for me. I post them to keep you updated, nothing more. But the people who have tried them love them since they are the stock ones but with voltage modifiable to 1.21 and power target idem
Hi majo, I already read pages further back, that you didn't think about modifying them. On one hand I understand that with these BIOS they make the drivers go crazy, but we like to squeeze the components to the maximum not allowed….. XD.
What great beasts you have, without touching voltage they reach 1200?? what ASIC do you have??For now, when I have the blocks, I will try the BIOS that you didn't leave, to see what conclusion I come to with these.
Regards.
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Indeed I put the first one on, with a voltage of 1.21 and gpu 1200 mhz. The truth is that the evga precision and the AB, were reading me totally incorrect values with that bios, however with the reference bios it doesn't happen to me.
Right now I have both, with the evga sc bios, and it reaches 1.2 mv. Tomorrow the blocks arrive, I'm eager to tinker XD.
Look at that alphacool block, it would suit your workblog…...
Jotole do you know if by putting the blocks you have reached better frequencies??
Regards.
Hi majo, I already read pages further back, that you didn't think about modifying them. On one hand I understand that with these bios what they do is drive the drivers crazy, but it's that we like to squeeze the components to the maximum not allowed….. XD.
What great beasts you have, without touching voltage you reach 1200??? what asic do you have??For now that I have the blocks I will try the bios that you have not left, to see what conclusion I come to with these.
Regards.
What a beauty of a block….!!:ugly::ugly:
Regarding the blocks and frequencies, I couldn't tell you, since I flashed and immediately removed the heatsinks to put the blocks.
What I do know is that two of them overclocked very well, and one not so much. In fact it's the one that now limits my OC. I overclock them all the same, and as a maximum they reach 1228. I always have them at 1200 and until now they haven't given me any problems.
In fact I have them at 1200, in four games, the usual ones we go, for the rest they go perfect at 1019.Best regards.
