Soldato
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You're doing it wrong.
Don't use D5 ones then. Use DCCpump are noisey even at low rpm.
But what about your gpu/CPU fans?my fans run at 200rpm at full load too.
that's the only thing i cannot change true,But what about your gpu/CPU fans?
I don't doubt that.I'm gonna bet they'll release a 1080 Ti V2, 3 months after this comes out with all CUDA cores enabled minus 1 GB of memory.
it is to some extent, as people who want the very best
Had to go Titan > 1080ti > Titan
that's the only thing i cannot change true,
CPU sits at 600-700rpm (150mm)
if you do pumps+ fans you got more noise
you have more fans + pump noise
I'm gonna bet they'll release a 1080 Ti V2, 3 months after this comes out with all CUDA cores enabled minus 1 GB of memory.
my fans run at 200rpm at full load too.
You only mentioned CPU.^ already covered
Did he forget the 780Ti and OG Titan
Very first generation the Titan got superseded by the 780Ti for only then the Titan Black to come out.
^^ This.
I imagine the GTX 1080 Ti will be within ~5% of this card realistically anyway. Better having a Ti now and waiting for the 1180 Ti next year. Unless you are so minted that money is irrelevant anyways.
Depends how you look at it? You can now get a TXP offering 10% approx. better performance for less than the old TXP was recently (£1179), so anyone who was in the market for the old TXP might still be tempted as long as they ignore the better value the Ti offers .Not sure the 1GB extra VRAM helps much this time