Yes, I think it might be wise to put that fault on VRM's, we all remember the issues that 590 had at launch. Not to mention that motherboard suppliers also have had similar "fog" problems in this area. ;)
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Yes, I think it might be wise to put that fault on VRM's, we all remember the issues that 590 had at launch. Not to mention that motherboard suppliers also have had similar "fog" problems in this area. ;)
That's tough since every ASIC responds differently to voltage.Quote:
Originally Posted by bhavv
Actually got around to trying out Crysis 3 on the Titan last night. WOW what eye candy!
I don't care where you're coming from, that's one beautiful game which will likely become THE go-to title for benchmarking over the next year or two.
yes game look beautiful and makes me consider titan :) but never liked crysis because of its gameplay and also didn't liked crysis 1 and 2's graphics either but this one is beautiful.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKYMTL
You're not supposed to play Crysis, you're supposed to see if you can play it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kromosto
:D:D:D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by crash5s
or shortly lets say i supposed to see i can't play it :D:D:D
*Dumps what little money he possesses into savings account
Haha Titan, now you can no longer tempt me!
I actually have liked both Crysis 1 and 2 a lot... haven't tried Warhead yet though I own it, and I'll be buying 3 once there's a good deal on it. :eek: I'm doing it wrong, aren't I......?Quote:
Originally Posted by crash5s
NapalmV5, 1500 MHz on Titan is LN2 territory, not water.
fear mongering from nvidia focus group how unexpected.. sure man enjoy your 2GB 680s because nvidia and other minions say soQuote:
Originally Posted by Rollo
heres titan running valley.. includes mem ocing too.. forgot to post it yesterday.. you guys think nvidia would allow such voltage+clocks just to crap out their 1000$ card in 6 months ?? theres a reason why theres a 1.2v limit on the titan/680/580
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUPsFBmZr9A
ive had my 3GB 3x 580s for a year and half now still going strong @ 950/2300/1.213v on liquid.. ive had the 1.5GB 2x 580s since november of 2010 still going strong @ 950/2300/1.213v on air
these cards/gpus are built to sustain 1.2v and whatever clocks/cooling you throw at'em
im not saying everyone should push this hard on theirs especially those on closed/poor air flow systems
this is where multiple cards come very handy instead of running stressing out a single card on full load that load gets spread onto 2-4 cards and you can have a 3way sli running cooler than a single card but of course these minions will tell you all about latency and all kinds of stuttering when ive had more stuttering on a single card than on the 3way sli
same was said about gf110.. ill push as far as it goes.. we'll seeQuote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Oj101
When is a real review coming i am interested in GPU compute that is one of the main reasons i bought a AMD card instead of Nvidia. Work + Play is what i want from my card and GK110 looks good i just want a full detailed review before i sell off my card.
Reviews are tomorrow (Feb 21st).
9AM EST :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by mbreslin
In czech we will not have yet review :(...
I can tell you that right now there are cards that fail before that point on LN2.Quote:
Originally Posted by NapalmV5
Crysis 1 graphics weren't good?Quote:
Originally Posted by kromosto
You mustn't of had a good enough computer back when it came out ;)
-PB
Technics that they used are super i have to admit it also their editor was a state of art but result is not satisfyed me. In my opinion of course. But crysis 3 is OMG.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbagz
I couldnt remember my cpu but if i am not wrong my gpu was 8800gtx or gts ..... Hey you got me there which computer was enough to run crysis that days :p
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Wait and see bro!Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Oj101
It's just a question to cool it...how and how far! ;)
Nobody believed that it would be possible to cool the 580 by water and clock it over 1000...i did it!
http://hwbot.org/submission/2115273_....98_dx11_marks
Same with 5970 @ 1100...and so on...just watch my hwbot...
The right bios and the right cooling...that's all...but i must say...1500 under water will be pretty hard, due to the less vrms!
so...i think that 1400 should be possible! Same as my 7970 Lightning will be hard...1440 in heaven, but 1400/1800 would be great on titan!
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No need to wait, I've seen a few :) I'll watch but I've seen what to expect ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by emertX
Who said that a 580 over 1 GHz is impossible on water? I passed 1 GHz on air :shrug: This was a warm-up tease for a local low clock challenge, I blanked out the scores to not give too much away before the competition officially started. Gigabyte GTX 580 SOC, stock WindForce cooler: (I see the forum scales down images, right click -> view image)
http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...65403-edit.png
sweet here's something to compare it with a GTX680 !Quote:
Originally Posted by Tha Last Meal
http://hwbot.org/submission/2332284_...80_11465_marks
See you excited, do you have any more news?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tha Last Meal
Yes, here I make this score a little less.Quote:
Originally Posted by blind_ripper
One of my friends who work on TITAN Review told me that TITAN card will kick the ass of GTX 680 and Will be very close to the performance of GTX 690 card!Quote:
Originally Posted by Handrox
we will see tomorrow if What he saying is true? or not:)
What i hope for is that that score is not OC'd (stock) Titan and not that big oc'd cpu :D!
But only one can hope for, if so il get 3 for sure. Then its goodbye to GTX580 SLI :p:.
Did some looking on HWbot, yeah yeah i know tweaking and stuff could be take in to count.
But it came to mind u need about 1200mhz/1750mhz GTX 680 and 5.2ghz+ 3770K or 5ghz sandy-e.