425w roms on x4 Titan X's?
what's the concern? With voltage limits likely still in place, he isn't coming close to that 425w power limit... it's just there to be sure one isn't hitting the power limits.
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As far as I can tell this is how the GPU loop is running.
I would like to know what is happening in the question mark area. I don't see how you are getting good flow to those cards.
As much as I hate to say it, I think you need to start this loop again.
Take your time.... this is the fun part.
I would like to know what is happening in the question mark area. I don't see how you are getting good flow to those cards.
As much as I hate to say it, I think you need to start this loop again.
Take your time.... this is the fun part.
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Attaching other PSU to back of case my truck shop guys are helping me do that. This thing probably weighs over 120lbs now!!! Lol.. I have 220v apc power block so no issue for power delivery. I know that was wrong I changed that since. Was first water build in probably 10 years lol. It's at my office and I have it running off of my 21kva UPS off of my server room 
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I would like to see pics of the updated loop.
Even with the custom ROMs 1600 watts is a lot of power.
Screen shots of power draw on the last stable OC would be in order here.
Even with the custom ROMs 1600 watts is a lot of power.
Screen shots of power draw on the last stable OC would be in order here.
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ED, I figured with the goal here to get high clocks, assuming for benching, you'd go with Kingpins.
Regardless I envy his setup. Would love to see updated images of the rig as it stands.
Regardless I envy his setup. Would love to see updated images of the rig as it stands.
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Yeah, wouldn't mind seeing how long it can maintain stability within tolerable heat levels myself.
Also, would like to know how much it raises the temp of the room its in lol.
Also, would like to know how much it raises the temp of the room its in lol.
MEH. He's under water. A kingpin won't help things much if at all.. Its still silicon lottery bound. Most 980Ti's crap out at very high 1400Mhz to low(ish) 1500Mhz(1550 or less typically) regardless of how robust the board is.
BUt yeah, on reference TitanX's, that is playing with fire (assuming voltage changes above the 1.25v area) with their weak VRM...even under water.
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And not sure if more Vram plays a roll in stability on the GPU side as it does with CPUs.
I still believe a Kingpin will outperform any GPU out there in a benching sense atm with its beefed up PCB/Vrms along with the binned GPU. You can actually purchase binned GPU's now with the Kingpins only. Mighty price I must say though.
Yes, if you buy one pre-binned, it could be better (not always), because you are stacking the bet for the silicon lottery. Otherwise, it really doesn't matter. All that fancy hardware really shines under subambient cooling.
