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** TITANX **

Not as bad as I feared, not as good as I’d hoped, will boil down to the reviews over the next few weeks.

Must stay strong but will probably only be able to hold out until Phanteks new Evolv ATX case is released.
 
Sarah469 said:
fair enough..
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They're not though, are they?

They are all advertised as 3 year.

Although... EVGA will likely extend to 5 year on registration. So the only ones with longer warranty are EVGA?

Some have better CS than others.

Oddly, Asus have some of the worst CS and are one of the most expensive... lol
 
crinkleshoes said:
Hmmm... I was going to buy two... I had psyched myself up for the wallet rape.

Been watching these threads for two days & others before... these were the cards to finish my new build, the 980s just a stop-gap.

But looking at the prices, thinking about it & having no struggle with performance in anything... I'm thinking about just keep the 980s now :o
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Well that's the thing isn't it.

As long as games have a crossfire/SLI profile, i've no problem maxing out 4k on my current system at 60fps
 
Ayahuasca said:
He'll probably end up buying one and telling us all he got it for the price he wanted to pay but never showing us this amazing deal :D Good job so far though Boom on sticking to your word.
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Cheers mate, yeah to rich for my blood. You can't show competitor prices on here mate. If I was able to, you would be envious at some of the prices I've got over the years :D

I can wait for a good deal on one of these, it is a solid card with epic performance. When the price is right I can buy one and be relatively hate free :p
 
Martini1991 said:
If AMD had any sense, and if the 390X was any good, they'd paper launch with reviews.
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It's not going to matter, the X's will still sell and sell well regardless of what AMD do.

It's probably the only thing I dont like about Nvidia, people buy their cards no matter what. AMD could have the best card ever and Nvidia will still sell.
 
Glad I picked up my 295x2 for £500 after the 970 mess. Interesting that they have an iChill water cooled edition for £1000 though. I wonder if they will let other AIBs do their versions unlike with the original Titan.
 
OK so I understand the OCUK, Gigabyte, MSI & EVGA with pricing only £30.00 difference.

Inno @ £30.00 more for standard 2 year warranty, no thank you.
ASUS yeah..ok on your own with that price.
Palit @ £10.00 with standard warranty, not too bad but nothing gained.

EVGA are interesting offering a superclocked & hydro versions and when it's custom like that only the customer can decided the price.

The biggest issue I see here is that as my rough pricing suggested before there is a further £30.00 tax being in the UK compared to the US at this current pricing.
 
Warranties and clocks excluded, if you ordered any of these cards you'd get exactly the same thing but maybe with an asus sticker on the cooler instead of an ocuk one? Seems daft to buy anything but the cheapest in this case. Or EVGA for their good service.
 
zola25 said:
The SC is potentially the most interesting version, but really depends on what the clocks will be.
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I could flash a SC bios onto any of the cards but truth is, I can't be bothered to do that and will be putting them under water, so shouldn't throttle. Other than a higher boost clock, the SC is no different to the other standard Titans.
 
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