Bring on the R290X2 dual gpu version
Lol yeah thats never gonna happen.
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Bring on the R290X2 dual gpu version
The 780 is not at its peak, the WHQL's released the other day added good % for some games and upped a few peoples synthetic bench scores.
Lol yeah thats never gonna happen.
Nice damage control.
Every review says it's to hot, power hungry, high stock performance but beaten by overclocked Nvidia cards whilst running cooler and quieter.
ASUS wants a word.
Haha i believe it when i see it Josh. It would be cool though. (obviously not cool in that sense of the word)
There's no point trying to make sane comments, the red fanboy glasses are on strong today.
95C, same price as 780, uses more power, 780 faster when overclocked.
Yup fanboy goggles on.
The 780 is not at its peak, the WHQL's released the other day added good % for some games and upped a few peoples synthetic bench scores.
Like all driver updates. The 780 isn't going to get better except with tuning for new games, SLI profiles, etc. The 290X has a way to go before it gets to that stage.
"Let them have their fun today."
Is that baiting? It feels like baiting.
I'm afraid you're wrong, these don't look like new games to me:
New in GeForce R331 Drivers
Up to 11% in Dirt: Showdown
Up to 9% in Metro: Last Light
Up to 8% in Sleeping Dogs
Up to 13% in Sniper Elite V2
'Up to' is pretty meaningless, it could be at 800x600 for people on i3s. Only genuinely tested benchmarks at known resolutions/specs can show changes.
The point I'm making is that the 780 drivers are already mature. Small updates isn't the same as making launch drivers mature.
95C, same price as 780, uses more power, 780 faster when overclocked.
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As Boomstick has pointed out this reference card as an off the shelf product has some serious drawbacks. It runs very hot, the power draw is massive and it's loud. Currently (and I'll happily hold my hands up tomorrow if I think otherwise) I'd probably rather own 780 GTX SLi as a 1440P solution. And I've no doubt they will down in price soon.
No. When are you actually going to read results that have actually used voltage control? Seriously, stop spreading disinformation.
Thanks and I agree, 780's def more appealing than the refernece 290X. The non reference cards could be very nice.
Just watched TTL's video, no wander some AMD guys feathers were ruffled lol. Totally agree with what's he / Linus and other reviews are saying. This sums it up from 23mins.