GTX 780 TI

Ajay57

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• Nov 1, 2013

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Here is some more news off the web for the GTX 780 TI!!

1, http://videocardz.com/47491/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-ti-3gb-memory-gk110-gpu

2, http://www.anandtech.com/show/7465/...-gtx-780770-price-cuts-gtx-780-ti-launch-date

Goes in line with the Black November Deals folks!!

Enjoy AJ.

 

manu2b

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• Nov 1, 2013

• #22

and this:
http://videocardz.com/47508/videocardz-nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-ti-2880-cuda-cores

 

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• Nov 1, 2013

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Can't wait for this. Also rumours abound of non-ref boards being available at launch as well. I really hope so.

 

LegolasElf

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http://wccftech.com/gtx-780-ti-ghz-edition-black-reference-cooler/

GTX 780 Ti GHZ Black Edition to feature 6GB and 12GB variants?

 

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• Nov 1, 2013

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This clown is just trying to get website traffic with that 12gb crap.

 

LegolasElf

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doz said:

This clown is just trying to get website traffic with that 12gb crap.

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Haha, yeah. I saw the 12GB on another site but it looked fishy as can be.

 

manu2b

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• Nov 6, 2013

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Techpowerup GPU Database:
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2512/geforce-gtx-780-ti.html

 

bluezero5

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• Nov 7, 2013

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they should had called it the Ultra Titan.

 

MattNo5ss

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Yeah, Titan Ultra would have been neat, being a reference to the 8800GTX and 8800 Ultra.

 

bluezero5

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that was what I was thinking.

 

Janus67

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http://www.anandtech.com/show/7492/the-geforce-gtx-780-ti-review

review has been posted.

Pretty solid performance, but I am unsure if it is $150 better than a 290X. If it was $600 I think it would be worth the extra $50.

 

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Janus67 said:

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7492/the-geforce-gtx-780-ti-review

review has been posted.

Pretty solid performance, but I am unsure if it is $150 better than a 290X. If it was $600 I think it would be worth the extra $50.

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They know there are people who are still going to buy it lol. Do we know if Black Edition is still happening for this or was it just a rumor?

 

EarthDog

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BE? Never heard of it. I can't imagine it happening either.

 

RedDragonXXX

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Going to wait for higher VRAM versions. Don't see enough of improvement when running beyond 1080p.

 

manu2b

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LegolasElf said:

They know there are people who are still going to buy it lol. Do we know if Black Edition is still happening for this or was it just a rumor?

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Of course people will buy it! It's the fastest single GPU.

Heck, we are masturbating ourselves looking at our benchmarks scores, and the couple of extra fps we have by increasing the core by 100MHz.

"Wow, I got 200 more points in 3dmarkXYZ!!"

So, sure, if you have the money, why not?

 

Badbonji

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Definitely too expensive for the gain over a 290X, which can in some cases come out on top.

 

LegolasElf

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The fact that its quieter than the 290x is a selling point for me BUT i plan to wait to see what 290x non ref cards will be like. If they are quieter and cooler, im going for 290x. Hoping GIGABYTE makes a 290X Windforce 3

 

Janus67

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I can 99% guarantee there will be a quieter/better cooling solution brought to the table by third-parties over the reference style. As has been true over the last several generations.

 

LegolasElf

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Janus67 said:

I can 99% guarantee there will be a quieter/better cooling solution brought to the table by third-parties over the reference style. As has been true over the last several generations.

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I hope this happens very soon. My single 7970 Ghz is starting to struggle. Im ready for next gen power would love to stay on the red side.

On a side note:
Janus, how is that MSI 290x treating you gaming wise? Over long gaming sessions do you see it throttle a lot and does it get loud?

 

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Janus67

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Good question --

Gaming wise I haven't actually had a ton of time to play with it, been busy with so much other stuff. The fan probably spins up to 45-50% sometimes during games, but I never really see it throttle or get so loud that it is distracting.

Right now it is folding, so sitting at 100% activity with the max temp set to 95C (max) and the fan speed sits pegged at 42%. which is audible for sure, but mostly just fan noise that you wouldn't hear much of if it wasn't an open-air bench 1-2 feet from my right ear. I just turned the max temp down to 85C, which the fan speed went up to 75% to cool it down below the threshold and it got very loud, it over-corrected itself (down to 70C) and is slowing the fan speed down a % every 5-10 seconds to make sure the temperature doesn't spike. 50% would probably be about my threshold for fan speed as it is still audible, but not deafening.