Test of the Real Nvidia Gtx Titan, single-sli-tri Sli, 4 WAY SLI
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Look at the Jotole that knows how to ocear and all that..;)
Who taught you?
Haha...
We need to upload more memes, this test is pure bandwidth. But the core is fine.
Hugs.
P.D. Fjavi, they said that was the BIOS of the Gibayte WF rev0.2.. I don't know what could have gone wrong, but if all you need is more TPD, edit it yourself.
Hugs.
Hahaaaa, I've had good teachers…..
Although I learn pretty fast............;).
Let's see the 290, that cheap point if it gets close to it… ;).
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Jajajajaaa, he tenido buenos maestros…..
Aunque aprendo bastante rapido............;).A ver la 290 esa del cutre point si se le acerca… ;).
No solo las 290…sino alguna mas de Nvidia..;)
Como suben las condenadas cuando das voltaje...y porque el ancho de banda en esa prueba es fundamental.Si se pudieran poner las memos a 8000MHZ,como hay gente por ahí que puede tocar el voltaje de las memos con bios creadas a medida,la puntuación sería bastante mejor aún.
Un saludo.
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Having tried this bios, it doesn't convince me, it seems that the memories aren't working well, with 1,21v it goes up a little more but it doesn't work miracles either, this is what I achieved but it gives me a bad result.
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this way it goes better and my computer is no longer for competing in benchmarks
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I think I'm going to put back its bios that works better in games which is what I care about, it heats up less and is quieter.
P.D Jotole, you give the number of the beast that Titan, I without R.L or equipment, or extra voltage, I pass on continuing to force it, although I think it would go up well but I'm already satisfied with what it does, I don't ask for more.
The Ti thing is strange, I think those phases of OC balancing are to blame, but that card if it could go up like the Titans or 780 and apply voltage they would have to perform quite well, besides they would go up very well.
regards
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Having tried this bios, it doesn't convince me, it seems that the memories aren't working well, at 1.21v it goes up a bit more but it doesn't work miracles either, this is what I achieved but it gives me a bad result.
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this way it goes better and my computer is no longer for competing in benchmarks
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I think I'm going to put back its bios that works better in games which is what I care about, it heats up less and is quieter.
P.D Jotole, the beast number that Titan has, I don't have R.L or equipment, or extra voltage, I'm done pushing it, although I think it would go up well but I'm already satisfied with what it does, I'm not asking for more.
The Ti thing is strange, I think those OC balancing phases are to blame, but that card if it could go up like the Titans or 780 and apply voltage they would have to perform quite well, besides they would go up very well.
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That 780 works fabulously for you fjavi, on other platforms it would give you more, don't worry... At 1200 it's a real powerhouse that can handle whatever you throw at it.
Yes, I was just messing around with it to see how far it goes, 1400 is a pretty serious number already... This coming week another new one should arrive, as bad as it may be at 1200 I can have them running safely and with that I can move everything in surround without any problem. If it were half good and allowed me 1300 without much voltage like this one it would already be great.....But anyway, with 1200 I already tell you they are amazing...
Best regards
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That 780 is a fable, fjavi. On other platforms, I would give you more, don't worry your head... At 1200, it's a cucumber of care that can handle whatever you throw at it.
If I was just messing around with it to see how far it goes, 1400 is a pretty serious number already... This week I should get another one, and even if it's bad, at 1200 I can have them secure and with that, I can move everything in surround without any problems. If it was half good and allowed me to do 1300 without much voltage like this one, it would already be great... But with 1200, I already tell you that they are amazing...
Best regards
I'm happy with the graphics, I think the core boosts very well, the memory also goes up but already asks for more voltage. At 1333, I beat Heaven where the dragon is, but I had the memory at 6500mhz, I also think it fails due to lack of voltage and because the phases get hot.
In this game, it eats the SLI of 480 without touching voltage and the other overclocked ones too, it eats it already by default without doing any OC.
This is what I could do with that voltage, although with these cards it seems that Heaven also appreciates fast memory, especially it should go well with voltage because otherwise it yields less.
Before I bought it, I asked for 1200mhz and it does it with the cap, without touching voltage or anything, because with the factory OC it alone sets itself to 1124mhz, the good thing is how cool and quiet they are, which is now when I appreciate the most playing without hardly hearing the PC.
Let's see if you get lucky with the new one and it boosts well, because it would be a shame if one is good and the other not, a pair of good cards brings more joy.
Regards
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Hello everyone.
After messing around with win 8.1, which hasn't fully convinced me for certain, I decided to try the "little trick" of increasing performance in the 3DMark benchmark, and although I already knew about it, it's still "shocking"... a 10% increase just like that is at least curious.
Although there are 4 slots, only 2 are in SLI. Performance mode. The important thing is the graphics score:
In everything else, I don't notice any improvement, neither in games nor in nada.Si more speed, but not more performance. Even possibly some games run a little worse except for BF4.
However, where I wanted to get to with this 3DMark thing, which personally I think is the most irregular benchmark of all those released in recent years by Futuremark and that only asks for a lot of bandwidth throughout the entire system beyond the actual power of the graphics chip, which also obviously, but not as much as 3D Mark 11 xtreme for ejemplo.Es that there are many people who are unaware of this, they pass the benchmark with their new graphics card and suddenly find that someone has put a capture in win 8 and gets 1500 points and the poor guy goes crazy because it's not usually said that in win 8 it performs almost 10% better than in win7 and not because of that has anything wrong with their graphics card or their computer.
The use of multiple GPUs in this benchmark, is greatly benefited in win 8 since the micro works better.
But well, it's simply a comment and a call for calm for the few who didn't know it. They have everything perfect and win 7 will continue to go very well, the only thing is that this particular test, they are going to lose quite a few points compared to win 8.
Regards.
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This happens with all 3dmark, it ends up being more influenced by the CPU and system than the graphics. I bought this the other day because of the Steam sale and I think it's one of the worst they've released. The graphics seem really bad to me, similar to or even worse than Vantage. Looking at the graphics from games up to the Firestrike, I think it's a joke. It seems like an outdated engine to me.
That's from Windows 7, maybe from 8.1 it will get more. A system where I have Steam and I must have about 50 games installed, exactly 70 Steam games installed.
The Valley overclocks my graphics card to over 1400 MHz.
Regards
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Not just the 290…but some more from Nvidia..;)
How the hell do they go up when you give them voltage...and because the bandwidth in that test is fundamental.Si if you could set the memos to 8000MHZ,like some people out there can touch the voltage of the memos with custom bios,the score would be even better.
Best regards.
Does your CPU temperature go up if you put the XMP profile on the memory?
It's that I put the XMP profile and it raises the temperature of the cores by 4º, I can't put the graphics card in the first Pcie because that Corsair one doesn't leave it space.Well this gave me a headache especially the memories it seems to be more precise although I still have to see if it's stable, at least the mouse pointer is working well and everything responds well.
Well I've already figured out the trick with this platform, now it's more precise, I leave it at 4600 with 1,312v and the memory at 2400 configured by hand better than by XMP, it heats up a little less, you can notice the stability in games, the bad thing is that I have the graphics card at 8x because the second Pcie won't let me put 16x let's see if I find a case, to put the graphics card in the first one at 16x, the board is amazing.
This is what I reached for temperature with that test.
regards
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I was a bit bored tonight, so I wrapped myself up in my blanket and decided to switch from 1.40V to see how the little one would behave... and honestly, you wouldn't believe the cannon that the "old" TITAN is, even in things that aren't what it does best, like the firestrike Performance, but 1430MHZ is a lot of MHZ... hehe
Best regards.
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And so... She throws more by herself than my CF Saludos.
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And so... It seems like she pulls more on her own than my CF
Best regards.
Hello Don Alkermes...;) a pleasure, as always..
The truth is that yes. For the first time in a long time, I believe I will be very quiet until at least the arrival, I imagine at least a year, of the GM110. And perhaps, DX12.
With the voltage unlock trick, and RL of course, there are graphics for a LOT of time moving everything to the maximum.
A hug.
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A while ago, yes. I hope everything goes well I'm a bit disenchanted, to be honest. I don't see a "real" improvement that would make me switch from the 980x and the CF 7970... I don't see it in Intel and even less in AMD. On a graphical level, yes, there is, but there's no need to do it, because there's no software that requires it. We'll wait for DDR4 and the new sockets Sent from my GameBoy using Tapatalk 2
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Hombre Don Alkermes…;) un placer,como siempre..
La verdad es que sí.Yo por primera vez en mucho tiempo,creo que me voy a estar muy quieto hasta por los menos la llegada,imagino que por lo menos un año,del GM110.Y Quizás,DX12.
Con el truco del desbloqueo de voltaje,y RL claro,hay gráficas para MUCHO tiempo moviéndolo todo al máximo.
Un abrazo.
Tanto tiempo crees que tardaran la nueva generación de gráficas potentes (Maxwell) yo adicionalmente al DX12 espero conector hdmi 2.0 para poder conectar la misma a TV 4K 60Hz.-
Saludos.-
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A while ago, yes. I hope everything goes well
I'm a bit disappointed, to be honest. I don't see a "real" improvement that would make me switch from the 980x and the CF of 7970… I don't see it in Intel and even less in AMD.
There is an improvement at the graphic level, but there's no need for it, because there's no software that requires it.
We'll wait for DDR4 and the new sockets
With its pros and cons, but here we go, I hope everything goes great for you.
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Need, need not tienes.Si the 980X works and the CF doesn't give you headaches, you don't need to. It's always better to wait for what's coming. Now, if I tell you that a Haswell of the upcoming ones in April, with fewer cores but with much higher IPC, gives the 980X a run for its money. At least in most current games, in the upcoming ones I don't know, because they're always promising not sure how much utilization of the cores and then if it comes prepared even if it's for multi-thread, you have to be grateful.. that are 3 or 4.. another thing is if you want it for "work".
How long do you think the new generation of powerful graphics (Maxwell) will take? I, in addition to DX12, hope for an HDMI 2.0 connector to be able to connect it to a 4K 60Hz TV.-
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As the 20nm are, I think we won't have the GM104 until Summer. Seeing how the 28nm of the GM107 are looking, they're going to do it very well but… it's still the same story as always. Mid-range at high-end prices taking advantage of their positioning in terms of performance in the market. And then I'd add at least another 6 months for the big ones.. that is, I do believe it's possible that for the GM100 or 110, we might be waiting almost 10 to 12 months.
Best regards.
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The problem is that, the one of the cores aprovisioning, that doesn't take off... Like with 64 bits.
And it's not because of the draw calls or other things, it's because they can't get out of the same ones. I can understand that it's complicated, that they don't have the physical time to do it and that the budget for a game is limited, but they're already taking us for a ride.
Perhaps the hope was Mantle, but at the pace it's going, DX12 will come out before, which is expected to be done from scratch and be a very important change, so the graphics that will really mean a before and after will be the ones that support it, that is, the ones after Maxwell.
Regards
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The problem is that, the one about the cores' aprovisioning, that doesn't take off... Like with 64 bits.
And it's not about the draw calls or other things, it's because they can't get out of the same ones. I can understand that it's complicated, that they don't have the physical time to do it and that the budget for a game is limited, but they're already taking us for a ride.
Perhaps the hope was Mantle, but at the pace it's going, DX12 will come out before, which is expected to be made from scratch and be a very important change, so the graphics that will really make a before and after will be the ones that support it, that is, the ones after Maxwell.
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Certainly.
But I do think that it's very possible that the big Maxwells, because of the time they still have left for their release, could well be compatible with DX12.
Regards.
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Yes, it is possible… They have time, and AMD still has a chance to make a move.
Best regards.
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As things stand with the 20nm, I think we won't have the GM104 until summer. Seeing how the 28nm GM107s are turning out, they're going to do a great job but... it's still the same story as always. Mid-range at high-end prices, taking advantage of their performance positioning in the market. And then I'd add at least another 6 months for the big ones.. that is, I think it's possible that for the GM100 or 110, we're looking at almost 10 to 12 months.
Best regards.
So we'll just have to enjoy our current graphics cards, which have a lot of life left in them.
Regards.
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A little bit bored tonight, I've pulled the covers over my head and decided to go from 1.40V to see how the little one behaved... and the truth is, you wouldn't see the cannon that the "old" TITAN is, even in things that, in principle, are not what best suits it like the firestrike Performance, but 1430MHz are many MHz..jeje
Best regards.
The new Titan seems to have the same phases as the 780ti, that OC balancing that although Nvidia says it makes OC easier, I doubt it quite a bit, they also said that boost 2 was only for temperature and it's false.
Possibly the new one has the same problem as the Ti and doesn't apply extra voltage, that's why it's hard for it to reach those frequencies.
P.D. don't go too crazy with the voltage, they should last you.
Regards
How long do you think it will take for the new generation of powerful graphics cards (Maxwell) to come out? I, in addition to DX12, hope for an HDMI 2.0 connector to be able to connect it to a 4K 60Hz TV.-
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Everything points to them repeating the Kepler move, GM204 as 870 and 880 and maybe February or March of next year, maybe more, they'll release a GM200 or 210, with the GM107 as 750ti and at 28nm, you can already see the feathers, they'll release a cut GM206 as 850Ti and between GM206 and GM204 they'll release the whole range.
Months later, with the 20nm process more polished, they'll probably go for the high end and release some cards.
Unless AMD does something surprising in 20nm, it looks bad, and seeing the Watio performance they get with that GM107 in 28nm, it seems that AMD will have to improve that aspect of consumption a lot to compete against Maxwell.
Who knows, maybe in 20nm and GCN 2 they can improve, but Nvidia seems to improve quite a bit from Kepler, using the same 28nm process.regards
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With sli of Titan with bios of Skynet rev2 to 1006 Mhz they will hold up well for a couple of years I have the feeling
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