Geforce Titan - GK110 will be a consumer part

[Rollo]

^ Again, this isn't about overclocking. I feel like I'm talking to a wall.

Titan overclocks like garbage. For most of us they throttle down to unacceptable speeds. I just received mine and am so disappointed in its overclocking performance that its going back. I've never done that before. GPU boost 2.0 does not work as advertised.

My Titan is the worst clocking card that I've received in years.

Yeah, these cards are amazing clockers.

Gosh Baba, you're right. No one could have possibly thought you were talking about overclocking.

Rollo rubs me the wrong way. That dude is shill.

Aren't "shills" supposed to be compensated in some way? I haven't received a card, software, or anything from NVIDIA (or anyone) for a year now.
Of course, since I've posted here and elsewhere that I'm not going to buy a Titan, and don't think they're an especially good deal, that kind of goes against the whole "shill" way of life too. By spending $1000 on a Titan and posting about it you're more of a shill for them than I. Last two cards I bought were AMD 7970s.

I have him on my ignore list but I'm sure that he responded to my post with some ridiculous bs.

Yet you keep posting off topic personal attacks directed at me. My "ridiculous BS" was to note my original post hadn't been edited after you said I added the quote as "damage control".

Its an open issue that Nvidia claims to be working on. I don't see what the usual suspects are defending. Even the guys at Nvidia don't agree with some of the comments here.

Could be because I'm not employed by NVIDIA, never have been, and they never agreed with a lot of what I posted. However; postiing on forums about hardware is my hobby, not my job, so I pretty much post what I think.

And what I think is I wouldn't consider one Titan an upgrade from either my 7970CF or my 680Sli, and that I don't need two Titans to run either of my 25X16 monitors.

If I did need two Titans to game on my 25X16 panels, I would join my son console gaming on our 60" and 50" tvs. Not because I can't easily afford several Titans every year, but because you get to a point of diminishing returns. While it's nice to game on 25X16 panel, or three panels at 57X10, it's also pretty nice to game on a 60" panel from an electric recliner.

Your posts don't make a whole lot of sense here, Baba. My guess is NVIDIA wouldn't consider me saying overclockers are a market they ignore by design and saying I won't be buying their products "shilling". I can't imagine why anyone would.