Zanovar
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I went for 2-Way SLI Titan.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=34674406&postcount=861
These overclock nicely. So far so good.
I like the colour scheme
I went for 2-Way SLI Titan.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=34674406&postcount=861
These overclock nicely. So far so good.
I went for 2-Way SLI Titan.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=34674406&postcount=861
These overclock nicely. So far so good.
Did you notice any difference in performance between 670 in SLI and a Titan? ie microstuttering, unsupported games, etc.
One of local retailers here in Seoul.Oh, PowerK, where did you buy those from ?
I bought two. EVGA SC editions from newegg.
By the way, even 2-Way SLI Titans still struggles with Crysis 3 at 2560x1600p.
Frame rate hovers well over 60 fps in many situations, but there also are many places where frame rate dips down to 30s and 40s.
This is with Crysis 3 at Very High + SMAA M-GPU (which basically is SMAAx4). I haven't tried TXAA, yet. But I'm sure it'll be worse than SMAA, performance-wise.
One of local retailers here in Seoul.
Gigabyte, ASUS, MSI, Zotac and Emtek.What brands are common over there? Just curious...
Congrats.I picked up an EVGA Titan today. I feel stupid but hey, You only live once right?
I picked up an EVGA Titan today. I feel stupid but hey, You only live once right?
Are you going to put them under water?
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My cards get here tomorrow and I won't even be able to use them for a few weeks. My computer is in pieces until I can get waterblocks, backplates and the EK bridging system for the Titans. Guess I will just stare at them :| I could always put one in my wife's C2D e6400 system
By the way, even 2-Way SLI Titans still struggles with Crysis 3 at 2560x1600p.
Frame rate hovers well over 60 fps in many situations, but there also are many places where frame rate dips down to 30s and 40s.
This is with Crysis 3 at Very High + SMAA M-GPU (which basically is SMAAx4). I haven't tried TXAA, yet. But I'm sure it'll be worse than SMAA, performance-wise.
I know you are joking, but it would be kind of cool to see how Titan performed in an older system like your wife's system.
There are a couple other threads about the Titan, but they are about oc performance and reviews, I want to know, as there seems to be a surprising amount of people, how many of us bought a Titan, from where, how much did you pay and how many ? Also, did you sit online and spam F5 to find them in stock ? What's your Titan story.
If this was a thread about 7770's nobody would care, but as this is being marketed as a truly non-mainstream luxury type card, I think the information would be intersting to see listed out. If there are 10 people here at Anandtech who have ordered this card, it would be impressive to say the least, but I have a feeling it may even be more.
I purchased two Titans, both from newegg, for about a grand a piece.
At first I only wanted one, so I pre-ordered the Asus from newegg. A day or two after, Amazon started taking pre-orders for Titans, I then pre-orderd another, thinking that whichever one still wasn't in stock when the other shipped I would cancel the order on.
Then the EVGA models came IN STOCK at newegg, so I quickly ordered one, so, at one point in time I had 3 Titans ordered :awe:
Stupidly, I tried to order another EVGA Titan, assuming the order went through, I cancelled my other two pre-orders from the Egg and Amazon. I was then informed that I could not purchase two of the same item.
Lame.
However, the very next day the egg had more EVGA's in stock, this time the oc editions, I ordered one before newegg could even update the product image on their webpage. Both cards one day shipping, and I have yet to install them, they are just sitting here 2 feet away from me on my desk
Definately not worth what I put myself through!
What's your story ?
Edit: I'll keep this post updated to keep track of people who bought.
Deltaechoe (1) EVGA Titan, from Tiger Direct.
Annisman (2) EVGA Titans, from Newegg.
Eymar (2) EVGA Titans, from Newegg.
Dookey (2) EVGA Titans, from Newegg.
Grooveriding (2) EVGA Titans, from Newegg.CA
PowerK (2) Gigabyte Titans, from local store (S Korea)
Lavaheadache (1) EVGA Titan
A guy at OCN did some benchmark comparisons with overclocked 680 SLI vs. overclocked Titan SLI.
(I seem to recall this guy did some interesting PCI-E 2.0 vs. PCI-E 3.0 comparison benchmarks on 680 4-Way SLI early last year.)
http://www.overclock.net/t/1363440/nvidia-geforce-gtx-titan-owners-club/1260_20#post_19409831
Overall about 34% average improvement over overclocked 680 SLI.