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Titan X or Titan X SC

People who've inspected the SC bios have said it is a bit different from the stock EVGA bios with power tables and what not, but you can just flash the standard one with the SC bios. Every Titan X can do those clocks.
 
People who've inspected the SC bios have said it is a bit different from the stock EVGA bios with power tables and what not, but you can just flash the standard one with the SC bios. Every Titan X can do those clocks.

and then there will be one that doesn't ;)

I would go on the safer said to say some titan x will do those clocks.....once we get more data; it could be updated to to even good amount......but never all ;)
 
and then there will be one that doesn't ;)

I would go on the safer said to say some titan x will do those clocks.....once we get more data; it could be updated to to even good amount......but never all ;)

It's a 127mhz overclock which on this new architecture (Maxwell) is nothing. Some are doing 1500mhz on air... I'd be extremely surprised if anyone here can't hold the SC clocks stable.
 
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It's a 127mhz overclock which on this new architecture is nothing. Some are doing 1500mhz on air... I'd be extremely surprised if anyone here can't hold the SC clocks stable.

One of the regulars at MLG (Menthol) got his Titan yesterday (standard EVGA) and hitting 1440Mhz on air with ease. Like the Titan and Titan Black, this all comes down to silicon luck with what clocks you can achieve.
 
will have a play and let you know on the weekend!! if it breaks that's what home insurance is for ....... as there was a flood ...... on my 3rd floor ....... in only one room .....
 
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