Confused about what 780ti to get

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What is the difference between the 780ti cards currently available on overclockers ?

i can see the spec differences, for example some have 876mhz core and some 1020mhz. also some have 1752mhz shader clock whilst others have 2040mhz

what does this all equate to though ? what kind of fps gain or whatever will i get from fast core and shader clock ?

I will be gaming mainly at 5760x1080 and like to use lots of AA forced via Nvidia Inspector. Is there a particular 780ti which would be better suited to that than other ?

I dont really want to spend more than i need to, i just want to know if the benefits between the cheapest ti and say a £640 one are worth it.

 

[Silent_Scone]

For that res I would be tempted to possibly pick up an old Titan or wait for the 6Gb Ti in June/July.


To answer your question however, performance wise there isn't much between the crop besides EVGA Classified / KPE. Editions which are obviously aimed at overclocking enthusiasts. The rest are mostly based on reference design and offer the same performance package. Higher base clock on listings isn't worth paying attention to as they can be raised easily with an extremely mild overclock or flashing the BIOS.

Long and short for gaming, you will be happy with any one of them. Best thing you could do to any of them is to put then on water.


IMO try and pick up two Titans fairly cheaply. One card for that resolution is cutting a fine line.

 

[jh30uk]

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18594881

Basically the same topic.

 

[Five.Stars]

If I was buying a Ti, I would be going for the Asus ROG (pre-order), or the Inno3D iChill.

 

[Five.Stars]

Or maybe the HOF

 

[8 Pack]

DC2 or Matrix for me.

 

[Drangueos]

If you are willing to spend £640 for the top one? why not buy 2x780 non ti for £700.00?
One graphics card will not be enough for 5760x1080...

I play at 5760x1080 (5884x1080 with bezel compensation) and I'm using 2 Titans and some games I cannot play with max details and AA.