Test of the Real Nvidia Gtx Titan, single-sli-tri Sli, 4 WAY SLI
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The only explanation I see for the 12GB is that it's for work, in rendering and things like that, for gaming it's a waste and the ideal should be the 6GB, for high resolution and gaming it's the most balanced.
Always talking about putting in at least 2 cards.
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I think the same, we have to see what nvidia says about it, at least if you want a 4K surround I don't see it, with 6 it's enough and more.-
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I think the same, we have to see what nvidia says about it, unless you want 4K surround I don't see it, with 6 it's enough and more.-
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To me a 4K surround seems crazy, if with just one 4K they will need three of those cards or more, I see more sense in working with them than if it seems there are programs that need a lot of memory.
There are also people who wanted cards like these with a lot of memory, well they use them to work and occasionally to play, the good thing is that you will be able to choose between one of 6GB and another of 12GB, the one who buys the 12GB one will be because he thinks he can get the most out of that memory, I am satisfied with 3Gb, my card won't last long enough to run out of memory.
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As a general rule, you usually run out of GPU power before running out of memory, bearing in mind that, if it's not for work, we usually change the graphics card before that happens
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As a general rule, you usually run out of GPU power before running out of memory, and considering that, if it's not for work, we usually change the graphics card before that happens
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If that's the case, with those 12Gb and more, I think the power of that card won't be able to exhaust the vram, even if they put 4.
But some people might buy it for rendering and maybe they're more interested in vram.
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Well..hehe..I'm already getting the hang of water…
This is the worst TITAN I have, with only a 73% ASIC..but with voltage and temperature you can achieve everything:
6500 points of Graphics score.
1330MHZ and beating one of my 290X oced without tessellation active…that's nothing...;)
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It's not bad, eh? Best regards.
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Not bad, right?…
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Well no, not bad… although as I am not an overcloker, but a gamer, they are not going to crown me world champion in Hbwot... that is, I will be left without the ham...;)
A hug, Mr. Alkermes..
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Well no, not bad... although as I'm not an overlocker, but a gamer, they won't crown me world champion in Hbwot... I mean, I'll be left without the ham...;)
A hug, Mr. Alkermes...
At least you'll be able to play better, that's what getting better performance is about, the Titan performs very well at that frequency, now that the GK110s can be overclocked better that's when they are worth it the most.
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You should put some photos of the assembly, mate, what voltage do you have them at? Let's see if you're going to scorch any...
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You should put some photos of the build dude, what voltage do you have them at? Let's see if you're going to scorch any…
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That's too much…over 1.32V..but with ASICs at 73% you can't ask for more..In the build of the rig, precisely the one with the best ASIC and the one that goes up the most, hasn't been watercooled yet.There are only 3, and on top of that the worst one is from Master.But the temps are so incredible,and the VRMs are already under control by probes, that even at 1300MHZ and 1.30V they don't exceed 50º...Thanks to Jotole for this..;)
At 1300MHZ for gaming, normally with 1.28-1.30V(depending on the game) there's more than enough.And the temps are laughable,none of them go over 35º in those conditions.
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That's a lot of...1.32V..but with an ASIC of 73% you can't ask for more..In the setup of the rig, precisely the one with the best ASIC and the one that goes up the most,hasn't been watercooled yet.There are only 3,and on top of that the worst one is from master.But the temps are so incredible,and the VRMs are already under control by probes,that even at 1300MHZ and 1,30V they don't exceed 50º...Thanks to Jotole for this..;)
At 1300MHZ for gaming,normally with 1,28-1,30V(depending on the game) there is more than enough.And the temps are laughable,none of them exceed 35º in those conditions.
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You're welcome, it's been a pleasure you know it. ;).
With the RL you spend….... You lower me 7 degrees, which is soon said, since I'm not lame either...........:ugly:
Mine when gaming in those conditions, are around 40/42 degrees....right now with 22 degrees ambient temp....... The VRMs when gaming still heat up less than when benching about 5/10 degrees less......... ;).
A hug...!!!
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No problem, it's been a pleasure, you already know that. ;).
With the load you spend….... I lower it by 7 degrees, which is soon said, since I'm not limping either...........:ugly:
Mine playing in those conditions, they run around 40/42 degrees....right now with 22 ambient temp....... The VRMs playing still get less hot than benching about 5/10 degrees less......... ;).
A hug...!!!
Look.The Batman at 1306MHZ 1,30V in SLI and one for Physx.
At maximum,1600p and 8XMSAA
The one that goes to 32º is the one with the system with 2 graphics,the other,the one that "at the moment" has only one,even less..it's very difficult to see more than 35º..well,it's that I haven't seen them go over that yet..;) except in bench..and they don't even reach 40º with more voltage and more frames..
A hug.
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Look.The Batman at 1306MHZ 1,30V in SLI and one for Physx.
At maximum,1600p and 8XMSAA
The one that goes to 32º is the one with the system with 2 graphics,the other,the one that "at the moment" has only one,even less..it's very difficult to see more than 35º..well,it's that I have not yet seen them exceed that..;) except in bench..and they also do not reach 40º with more voltage and more frames..
A hug.
How many minutes in load? what good temperatures Elp3
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How many minutes of load? what good temperatures Elp3
The truth is that I had not been playing for more than 15 minutes..but anyway, I already said that they do not go up playing at 35º or anything like that..
They are two separate circuits with 2 D5+ 2 quadruple radiators and 16 thypon fans in an external box. Enough not to have them..;)
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What ambient temperature do you have?…
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What strikes me is the 8% load that is dedicated to Physx. It is incredible how little or nothing Nvidia bothers to optimize those effects, because 8% load on a lady Titan, and more at a time when the character was standing still doing nothing seems like a mess to me, in moments with more PhysX load it would probably go over 15%.
I suppose a GTX 280/285 would fall short as dedicated to PhysX in this game…
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I already have the 780, I didn't even put a driver, it picked up the ones I already had although I think I'm going to remove them, what a difference in temperature 23º on the desktop.
Very bad ASIC LOL.
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I've been lost this weekend and I find everything here XD.
Congratulations fjavi on the new acquisition. You must have noticed a good change compared to your old 480s…
From what I've seen in the images and tests you've done, it turned out good, that ASIC is notably high.
Now it's time to put in the pair :facepalm:
Don't mind seeing the boost, come on oscillate and more if you have the osd panel on to reflect it.Enjoy it, regards.
PD: ELP3 show us your rig!!!!!!! I love seeing a good R.L system and more knowing who has made it.....
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What strikes me is the 8% load it's dedicated to Physx. It's incredible how little or nothing Nvidia bothers to optimize those effects, because 8% load on a lady Titan, and more so at a time when the character was standing still doing nothing, seems like a waste to me, in moments with more PhysX load it probably even goes over 15%.
I suppose a GTX 280/285 would fall short as dedicated to PhysX in this game…
Well, I think there are moments where a Titan for physx must reach 40% load, Arkham City already asked for a lot in PhysX in the Joker fight, in this one I found two areas where physics greatly increases the load on the graphics, I don't think a 280 can handle it, graphically it doesn't ask for much but this one does have more advanced physics, a 280 will help but it will also turn purple, that area where ELP3 is isn't a physically demanding area, for physx they should go better with graphics like 460/560, 650ti than a series 200.
Nvidia has greatly improved the performance of physX, what happens is that it's by areas, some don't give much load but others overload the physics card quite a bit.
This Batman is the best optimized of the three, the previous ones were worse when they came out, although it also has very tough areas.
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I've been lost this weekend and I find everything here XD.
Congratulations fjavi on the new acquisition. You must have noticed a good change compared to your old 480s…
From what I've been able to see in the images and tests you've done, you got a good one, that ASIC is notably high.
Now it's time to put in the pair :facepalm:
Don't mind seeing the boost, come on oscillate and more if you have the osd panel on to reflect it.Enjoy it, regards.
PD: ELP3 show us your rig!!!!!!! I love seeing a good R.L system and more knowing who made it.....
Regards.
The boost does bother me although in this one for those benchmarks it usually doesn't oscillate, it usually stays fixed as long as the card maintains high load, in Batman origin it bothered me sometimes because the card didn't have much load and it went down in frequency, although now that they put a patch on it it runs much better.
Then the 480s were very criticized, but they pull through that it's a pleasure, I mean it's incredible that for the time they have they continue to defend themselves so well, I'm talking about playing and rendering in games, they are hot and noisy, but game after game they measure up, for the time they have they continue to defend themselves very well.
The 780 pulls a little better, although not much and for now I'm not considering putting in a second 780 unless I change equipment or put a monitor with more resolution, because at my resolution I won't take advantage of that SLI well.
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Well, I think there are moments where a Titan for physx should reach 40% load, Arkham City already asked for a lot in PhysX in the Joker fight, I found two areas where physics increases the load on the graphics a lot, I don't think a 280 can handle it, graphically it doesn't ask for much but this one does have more advanced physics, a 280 will help but will also make them purple, that area where ELP3 is is not a physically demanding area, for physx they should go for better graphics like 460/560, 650ti than a series 200.
Nvidia has improved the performance of physX a lot, what happens is that it goes by areas, some don't give much load but others overload the physics card quite a bit.
This Batman is the best optimized of the three, the previous ones were worse when they came out, although it also has very tough areas.
From my point of view, ELP3 has too much power in SLI at 1300 that the game doesn't need the dedicated one for physx, taking this out would maintain the 60 fps constant and at most would drop to 50 fps in 5% of the total game.
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