Test of the Real Nvidia Gtx Titan, single-sli-tri Sli, 4 WAY SLI
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Man, for me the ideal is to have everything with RL. Less noise, more efficient, but also much more expensive than by air.
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Man, for me the ideal thing is to have everything with RL. Less noise, more efficient, but also much more expensive than by air.
it depends on the graphics card, I used to want either an RL or a more efficient cooler with a GTX Env 280, because it was a torment (of temps and noise), today with a GTX660 Gigabyte I am super happy and I don't need anything.
and no matter how much they may swear and perjure that the Titan's cooler is a virgeria, seeing the temps it reaches it is clear that it is not any virgeria.
we have had a very good season in which the assemblers started to mount decent coolers with two and three fans and now back to the past :wall:
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(sarcasm) I don't know, someone said around here that the heatsink of the Titans and the Series 7 is a wonderful thing, super quiet and super efficient (I suppose that's why some have migrated to the RL) (sarcasm)
Best regardsThose who put RL is because they always do it no matter the graphics, besides they have gotten used to very low temperatures and don't want more temperature, but the heatsink of the 780 and Titan seems to me the best heatsink for a series card, I think it's the best heatsink that has been mounted for series cards, normally in reviews you can see a titan at 80º but it's because the fan accelerates very little, the thing about the titans is incredible that they have such good temperatures for the monster they are and besides being silent.
The thing about those igame is something that the partners do, it gives them a lot of publicity to release such impressive cards but I don't think they need so much heatsink.
I ask, I haven't tried any, but do you need that peaaaasssooo heatsink in a titan? You already lose 2 more pci-e slots
You don't need so much heatsink, the series ones already maintain very good temperatures, easy that they are quite fresher on desktop than your 3870, they do it for marketing because it gives them a lot of publicity to make some model like that, besides they will be limited series only for China, Zotac also releases the Extreme only for that market, but these cards usually don't come here, the 770 yes, the 780 for sure won't come even to Europe, but they make those bricks to demonstrate that they have advanced technology, but those cards in the end aren't worth it for SLI because few boards will have so much space, besides the best heatsinks for SLI are the series ones.
What is true is that a heatsink like that should maintain temperatures almost of RL, maybe it goes a little over 50º no matter how much the GPU works.
Best regards
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Hello everyone, fellow hard and forum members.
It had been a while since I last saw my friend luisete and I wanted to congratulate him on his top 1
3DMark Hall Of Fame: 3DMark 11 (Extreme) spot
You are a great guy. Keep it up master. A hug and I hope we have a good time here ;).
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Hello everyone, fellow hard and other forum members.
It's been a while since I last saw my friend luisete and I wanted to congratulate him on his top 1
3DMark Hall Of Fame : 3DMark 11 (Extreme)You are a great guy. Keep it up master. A hug and I hope we have a good time here ;).
Welcome here.
Best regards.
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Hello everyone, fellow hard and other forum members.
I hadn't seen my friend luisete in a while and I wanted to congratulate him on his top 1
3DMark Hall Of Fame: 3DMark 11 (Extreme)You're a great guy. Keep it up master. A hug and I hope we have a good time here ;).
Ehhhh…!!!!,
I hadn't seen that..!!
Congratulations ELP3............!, you're not letting them rest, eh.. ;).
A hug....
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I revive the thread about ELP3 and the Titans, given the new "tricks" to unlock the voltage on Nvidia graphics cards.
I'm posting a small compilation that our friend majo has made us.
ELp, it's great to see you again, I hope you've recovered from your problems. I suppose you know this, but I'll put it here just in case:
Unlock Afterburner limits on lots of cards! Titan to gtx460 with LLC
ELp, I'm really glad to hear you're doing well. There are no advantages, just ease. You can also do it another way by touching a cfg file, but in the end you get exactly the same result with the 3 methods and the one I posted is the easiest to use. With the other 2, especially the one with the cfg, if you don't remember to put it back as it was, sometimes the PC won't start, which is why the one I posted is the safest and easiest.
Alcor, some people want to raise them so much because winter is coming and they use them as heaters. You can also buy the new AMD ones that keep your lab warm without raising them.
More stuff:
[UPDATED for AB Beta 15] Fully unlocked NCP4206 Voltage / LLC mod toolZawarudoABHackV2.zip | PutLocker
To do a softmod afterburner:
For my part, I've tried one of these methods and the result is exceptional, it's always been said that these GPUs had "hidden" potential, and I think with this we've already squeezed all the juice possible.
This is a GPUZ test of mine:
Obviously I don't maintain those frequencies. 1400 MHZ…......... :ugly:, more than in that test in windowed mode. But I do benchmark up to 1320, I didn't try more.......
I play without problems at 1300, just out of curiosity I'll tell you that going from 1200 to 1300 in the new Batman with all the options maxed out and MSAA 4x, in Surround (5760 x 1080p), I gained a whopping 10 fps....... That's something.
I encourage you to try it, always under your own responsibility of course.......xD. And controlling temperatures very well....
Best regards...
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You are getting excited with the voltages, don't go too high, I am interested in knowing a safe voltage frequency to play, so that it doesn't get too hot and isn't noisy with the stock cooler. I think 1200 for gaming should already perform very well and maintain temperature, noise and a normal voltage. Best regards -
Mine are with Mod bios, "series", I have them at 1,21/1200 and flashed for a consumption of 300W. They have been like this since the first, well second day I bought them….......xD. It's been 8 months and no problems. That is, with a heart attack overclocking....
Last night I didn't go over 1,25. Precisely because of that, I don't know the limit these chips will have, and it scares me to put too much voltage on them.
A greeting
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Mine are with Mod bios, "series", I have them at 1,21/1200 and flashed for a consumption of 300W. They have been like this since the first, well second day I bought them….......xD. It's been 8 months and no problem. That is with a coil that's a heart attack....
Last night I didn't go over 1,25. Precisely because of that, I don't know the limit these chips will have, and it gives me "the creeps", to put too much voltage on them.
A greeting
Of course, in the end, there shouldn't be much difference, although at your resolution perhaps it will be more noticeable, I am satisfied with one for my resolution and if I can leave it at 1200 perfect because I gain some performance and I gain a lot in consumption, temperature and noise.
If in the end it is confirmed that the 780Ti is a Titan with 3GB and at the price of a 780 that will be the graphics card I have been waiting for since the Titan came out, although I fear it will have fewer SP than the Titan and will only have higher frequency and perhaps faster memory.
I already want to try a GK110 and more now that I see it going up more with bios without Boost and unlocking voltage.regards
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Well, with 4 graphics it doesn't work for me…:wall:
I don't know what the hell is going on but there's no way they apply any voltage..
And you see that 2 was a fairy tale..something I'm not doing right, but I don't know what...a little help would be appreciated..
Regards
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It seems that the GTX 780Ti comes in 3 and 6 GB versions according to specifications will it be compatible with the Titan? will it be possible to do an SLI I wonder with the modified bios of the Titans?
Regards.
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Well, with 4 graphics cards it doesn't work for me…:wall:
I don't know what the hell is going on but there's no way to apply any voltage..
And you see that 2 was a fairy tale..something I'm not doing right, but I don't know what...a little help would be appreciated..
Regards
I've been looking but some people have problems even with two, it seems that if any card is a different brand it may have a different phase marking and that's why it doesn't work, although I'm not sure either because my English is limited.
if I find something I'll tell you
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It seems that the GTX 780Ti comes in 3 and 6 GB versions according to specifications will it be compatible with the Titan? can you do an SLI I wonder with the modified bios of the Titans?.-
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It would be a good move by Nvidia to allow SLI between Titan and 780Ti if they end up being the same specifications.
Although they would have to be the 6GB ones, I don't think there would be technical problems that couldn't be solved, just synchronizing the cards to the same clock frequency and memory, another thing is that they want to because they're not very fond of those things, but it could happen like with the 260, you could do the 192SP one and the others both 55nm and 65nm.
It's also very possible that someone will make them work by changing the bios, with bioses identical to both.
regards
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I've been searching but some people have problems even with two, it seems that if a card is a different brand it may have a different phase marking and that's why it doesn't work, although I'm not sure because my English is limited.
if I find something I'll let you know
regards
It would be a good move for Nvidia to allow SLI between Titan and 780Ti if they end up being the same specs.
Although they would have to be the 6GB ones, I don't think there are technical problems that would prevent it from being done, just synchronizing the cards to the same clock frequency and memory, another thing is that they want to because they're not very fond of those things, but the 260 thing could happen, the 192SP one could work with the others both 55nm and 65nm.
It's also very possible that someone will make them work by changing the bios, with bioses that are the same for both.
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That would be the idea, flashing the 2 with the same bios, although I suppose that for the 6GB model its price would be quite higher than the 3GB one.
It will be a matter of waiting for someone to try it when they are on the market, it doesn't seem unreasonable that in the end they will be some Titans with that modified bios that some users have.
and in the end the 780 Ti (OC capability) will end up giving the same result as the Titan.
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ELp takes this program and clicks check to check that all have accepted the softmod command
UPDATED for AB Beta 15] Fully unlocked NCP4206 Voltage / LLC mod toolCheck if one by one the soft mod command is accepted
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That would be the idea to flash them at 2 with the same bios, although I suppose that for the 6GB model its price would be quite higher than the 3GB.
It will be a matter of waiting for someone to try it when they are on the market, it doesn't seem unreasonable that in the end they will be some Titans with that modified bios that some users have.
and in the end the 780 Ti (OC capacity) will end up giving the same result as the Titan.
Regards.-
From the start it must be clearly more expensive 6GB than 3, later perhaps it will go down, we see now that a 760 is about 50€ more for 4GB and the same with the 770 we should be about 75 to 100€ more, better to take as a reference the 770 of 2GB and the 4GB that seems to have memory as fast as the 780Ti.
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 770 OC 2GB GDDR5 GV-N770OC-2GD Graphics Card
GigaByte GeForce GTX 770 OC 4GB GDDR5 GV-N770OC-4GD Graphics CardFrom the start there may be more but if the price stabilizes it should be 100€ difference, that according to the manufacturer, although from the start it's easy to be more.
But the 780Ti will last the same as the Titan even that the 780, they should give the same result and more with the OC, that is, one will pull a little more than the other and so there should be little difference.
regards
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Well...I finally got it...it's the strangest thing I've ever seen.
ALL the ones I have accept the command ri3,20,99, but however, in the MSI settings I can't put the values corresponding to this. Instead, it has to be ri4,20,99...curious at least.
This that I put is nonsense simply for the pleasure of doing it. But it's not convenient, even less so with stock depletion, nor with 4 together...but well, I've fixed it. Just like the S.O in which I did it, it's the first one in which I had the 290X without the system cleaned, the one with Raid 0, because to mess with the voltage, if I soiled any registry I preferred it to be in this one.
Here it is:
As I say it's a result that can be improved at those frequencies, because I think the phases have suffered a lot and the performance has decreased in the last stretch. But I wasn't in benchmark mode, but in testing...and as an anecdote, it's not bad at all to have 4 TITAN at 1300MHZ…for the first time, I'm seriously considering putting RL on the 4, because these are going to be with me for a VERY long time.
Here it is all passed with a point less of voltage, and indeed, it went a little better…remember that it's a Haswell at 4,6GHZ...4 cores, the final score is very affected by the CPU.No part so the GPU part, which I'm sure is a little better than on X79 boards.
What do you advise me for this, Jotole, since you're good at water...;)
Best regards.
P.D.La temp of the afterburner is not the one of the test, it's the real one of that moment, I had it closed and I opened it afterwards.
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Hello!
Thanks Jotele for unlocking the bios and increasing the voltage.
For now I'm still using the stock bios and with the EvgaPrecision I've increased:
Power Target 106%
Gpu Clock +126
Mem Clock +100I'm thinking of buying a second Titan for 900€ an Evga to put a block on it for R.L
What do you recommend me to wait for the new 780Ti to be compatible for Sli? Or do I wait or buy the second Titan already since the day of release they have hardly decreased
Regards
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Nvidia has never made anything compatible with anything other than the exact same graphics card.
And for many reasons I think it will stay the same.
1. Because we don't know if it will really be a GK110 TITAN, or also called a cut K-20X.
2. Because even if it were the TITAN chip, they would never be the same, since they wouldn't have the same VRAM (in Nvidia, if there isn't the same VRAM even if it's the same graphics card, there's no SLI) and second, because it would have the dp cut.
That is to say, I am almost 99% sure that TITAN will only be compatible with TITAN.
If they learned from AMD in this, they would gain quite a few followers by letting chips from the same ranges pair up. But Nvidia is Nvidia, for better or for worse.
Regards.
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