Question for GTX titan Owners

[Alisdair]

Hi Guys

I am wondering if you still find your titan cards worth while after the release of the GTX 780...

Are you guys planning to sell up and get the GTX 780 instead now since performance wise the GTX 780 seems to be winning at the mo.

Alisdair

 

[Gregster]

I have no intention of selling my Titans. Whilst the 780 is good, the Titan is better

 

[andybird123]

same, even in the face of the 780, to do what I want with them I'm glad I have the 6GB version

 

[layte]

Titan should have better resale given its ability to be a K20x minus the ECC.

 

[whyscotty]

I have no intention of selling my Titans. Whilst the 780 is good, the Titan is better

same, even in the face of the 780, to do what I want with them I'm glad I have the 6GB version

As above, no regrets and no plan to downgrade

 

[byVinq]

Im in love with my titan , i have no plans to change anything

 

[Cosimo]

No need to go backwards. My Titans are here to stay for a long while.

 

[Kaapstad]

At higher resolutions there is a sizable gap in performance between the GTX 780 and Titan (nearly 10%) so no my Titans will be going nowhere.

As I said in another thread I almost bought another Titan a couple of days ago, it was only the poor overclocking available on the 4770k that stopped me. If anyone wants to make a single GTX 780 look good, Haswell is the platform to put it on but the same platform will make a Titan look even better.

 

[Alisdair]

Is it possible to Update a Asus titan to make it a EVGA titan SC via firmware?

As the Asus cards seem to be cheaper at the mo.

 

[Kaapstad]

Is it possible to Update a Asus titan to make it a EVGA titan SC via firmware?

As the Asus cards seem to be cheaper at the mo.

No point, you just overclock the Asus one, underneath they are all the same.