How noisy is it Moogleys?
It's silent at idle when in use you can hear it but it's not loud at all. About the same as a ref 680 I would say.
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How noisy is it Moogleys?
I have just done some tests comparing the Titan at stock to a 680 at stock. Everything was done at 2560x1440 and the maximum settings was used with all physx options at the highest settings. The tech demos are the free versions and run at stock settings.
Cpu is a 2500k @ 4.6ghz with 16GB 1600Mhz DDR3.
680 drivers = 314.07 Titan drivers = 314.09
-Tomb Raider-
680 = Av 25.6fps, Max 31.1fps, Min 14fps
Titan = Av 36.8fps, Max 42.1fps, Min 3.9fps
-Batman AA-
680 = Av 97fps, max 135fps, Min 48fps
Titan = Av 119fps, Max 167fps, Min 54fps
-Batman AC-
680 = Av 65fps, Max 98fps, Min 8fps
Titan = Av 69fps, Max 121fps, Min 6fps
-Metro 2033-
680 = Av 19.33fps, Max 143.06fps, Min 7.02fps
Titan = Av 29fps, Max 164.03fps, Min 9.25fps
-Unigine Valley-
680 = FPS 40.5, Score 1693, Min 22.1 Max 75.7
Titan = FPS 54.6, Score 2282, Min 22.2 Max 105.8
-Heaven 4.0-
680 = FPS 31.8, Score 802, Min 7.2, Max 68.5
Titan = FPS 48.9, Score 1232, Min 24.1, Max 97.3
-3D Mark Firestrike test-
680 = Score 6446, Graphics score 7382, Physics 8138, Combined 2850
Titan = Score 8211, Graphics score 9620, Physics 5778, Combined 3944
Nice results Moog. Will you be keeping her or selling it to the plumber?
I have to agree, the price is ridiculous. I'm almost embarrassed to admit to people I own one, knowing that they will know how much I spent on the thing... almost too embarrassed... but then I get my willy out which I've had tattooed with 'GTX Titan Owner Yeah!' and I swing it around and make the kiss my ass gesture before wanging them around the head with me wang for good measure. I get quite apologetic again soon after though... it is overpriced really, I mean.
Tbh I'm quite underwhelmed with the Titan, The drivers are in early stage but it just does not really offer enough over a 680 to justify the expense at 1440p.
It's pretty much in the middle of the 680 and 690 performance wise. It needs multi card multi screen setups to really shine.
How does the auto clocking on the Titan work. Do I need to do anything as mine only ever clocks to 966mhz. I thought it was meant to go as high as temps allow ?
How does the auto clocking on the Titan work. Do I need to do anything as mine only ever clocks to 966mhz. I thought it was meant to go as high as temps allow ?
Wouldn't mind knowing this myself, mine go's to 1006Mhz this is with gpu boost.
How does the auto clocking on the Titan work. Do I need to do anything as mine only ever clocks to 966mhz. I thought it was meant to go as high as temps allow ?
As my tests above show it is only about a third ish more performance compared to a 680. Its a fantastic card I just do not feel on a single 1440p screen you are getting the best from it.
Current games all run pretty much perfect on a 680 so for 1440p a Titan is really not needed.
My opinion anyway.
How does the auto clocking on the Titan work. Do I need to do anything as mine only ever clocks to 966mhz. I thought it was meant to go as high as temps allow ?
Wouldn't mind knowing this myself, mine go's to 1006Mhz this is with gpu boost.
Not being funny but if your posting bench comparison & conclusions you should really know how the card is designed to work see video below
Have never really played around with overclocking Nvidia cards before. All the tests I did are at stock settings comparing the two cards at stock.
I think I have sussed it out now but I cannot get anywhere near some of the clocks on here. I shall keep fiddling and see what happens.