Caporegime
I think those GTX 680s served above and beyond the call of duty.
Those LTG's were awesome cards and the guy who bought them was well impressed and they are still going strong.
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How many GTX 780s, 780ti's, or Titans before they worked.
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Those LTG's were awesome cards and the guy who bought them was well impressed and they are still going strong.
Caporegime
I feel you could be right. I did some working out and so far we have:
107 nVidia cards working and 6 failed (113 total)
73 AMD cards working and 22 failed (95 total)
Numbers don't lie
I feel you could be right. I did some working out and so far we have:
107 nVidia cards working and 6 failed (113 total)
73 AMD cards working and 22 failed (95 total)
Numbers don't lie
Yep though you have to feel much of it could be down to the green light program, of the 6 failures how many failed due to big volts on a custom bios?
As overclockers we hate it but it does seem to bring RMA numbers down with it. Which I'm sure makes everyone else happy.
Looking at the amd thread, the 290p seems to be suffering a similar fate to the 7950 where some partners may be using sub standard parts and saving the good parts for the very top tier (290x) which seems to have significantly lower failure rates in comparison.
Soldato
We should do this for AMD.
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Gigabyte reference 780
EVGA reference 780 both cards worked perfect from day 1 and still perfect performance after months of happy SLI gaming.
EVGA reference 780 both cards worked perfect from day 1 and still perfect performance after months of happy SLI gaming.
Soldato
Gainward reference GTX 780, no issues at all with the card. The best stock cooler I've seen on a card.
Soldato
EVGA GTX 680 4GB FTW (EVGA Cooler) No issues.
Not sure what you would call the cooler as unlike other 680's its Vapour Chamber cooled not with Heatpipes and on the FTW version only.
EVGA GTX 780Ti SC (Ref Cooler) No issues (thanks to Gregg its already added to list).
Not sure what you would call the cooler as unlike other 680's its Vapour Chamber cooled not with Heatpipes and on the FTW version only.
EVGA GTX 780Ti SC (Ref Cooler) No issues (thanks to Gregg its already added to list).
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Man of Honour
EVGA GTX780 ACX FTW 3GB, non ref. 1 card purchased/zero returns. Worked better than advertised out the box (boosts to 1150mhz instead of 1033mhz). No problems with card or drivers.
Soldato
EVGA GTX 680 4GB FTW (EVGA Cooler) No issues.
Not sure what you would call the cooler as unlike other 680's its Vapour Chamber cooled not with Heatpipes and on the FTW version only.
EVGA GTX 780Ti SC (Ref Cooler) No issues (thanks to Gregg its already added to list).
You're doing it wrong
Soldato
I didn't have the back plate lol : (
Factory fitted on the FTW and not thin crap like current ones, cools the core a little and the extra 2GB of VRam.
Ohh, and Factory Fitted High Flow Bracket and little rubber cover to complete the line of the Backplate/protect SLI fingers.
/me rubs it in.
Ohh, and Factory Fitted High Flow Bracket and little rubber cover to complete the line of the Backplate/protect SLI fingers.
/me rubs it in.
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Soldato
Tasty
I had two of the Classys though
I had two of the Classys though