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Thought there might have been a few custom cooled models from the likes of gigabyte, msi or evga?
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Geforce Titan rumours.
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There will be. Like any launch of new GPU's, always reference models and then custom models. I expect EVGA to jump on a classified style again and MSI to do a Lightning.
He basically derailed every thread. His hatred towards Nvidia was very clear.
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Soldato
Careful guys, I got a 48 hour suspension for making what I thought was a banter comment about him. Wouldn't want you to suffer the same...
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EVGA already got a signature superclocked listed elsewhere, an announcement of an oc'd twin froz'r would make me a happy bunny.
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Does anyone know why OC3D/Tim Logan hasn't posted his normal video review for the Geforce Titan? He's is the first review site I go to when there's a new product launch and I'm surprised he hasn't put up a video yet.
I heard that Titan has a TDP lock (card puts on the brakes when certain wattage is being drawn) which makes it tricky for AIB partners like MSI etc to offer truly custom cards. Is this true, if so is it possible to voltmod Titan and bypass this and what's the deal with nVidia's draconian rules?
http://www.evga.com/articles/00729/#TitanSCSignature
I was expecting to see a custom cooler on it. Unless they haven't made it yet.
As Whyscotty pointed out to me (I missed it), it is set for another 8 pin connector for future models. I would expect some serious beefy ones at some stage. Not sure on the 1.2V being the limit though.
Also only another 40mhz or ~5% on the core and they're after an extra Seventy-ish quid for it.
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As Whyscotty pointed out to me (I missed it), it is set for another 8 pin connector for future models. I would expect some serious beefy ones at some stage. Not sure on the 1.2V being the limit though.
That's nice to know. This one is beefy enough really.
Yes it does !
It's obviously firmware controlled so anything is possible
and obviously some wire/components and a soldering Iron can get around anything if you know what your doing.
As Whyscotty pointed out to me (I missed it), it is set for another 8 pin connector for future models. I would expect some serious beefy ones at some stage. Not sure on the 1.2V being the limit though.
I thought the K20 had the power connectors at the end so I suspect it's something they left on the board
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Ahhh could be. It doesn't make sense to have a seperate connector on the end like that either and I would expect to see AIB's custom PCB's on meatier clocked cards with 2*8 pin connectors sitting SBS.
Well time will tell, anything is possible and might be a race to see who can charge 1K first....what's going on with these prices ?
side note, did the deed earlier today
Well time will tell, anything is possible and might be a race to see who can charge 1K first....what's going on with these prices ?
side note, did the deed earlier today
Sweet and hopefully not at the new prices?
Why is that? I paid for it already and called and they told me the first batch is sold out, but I'm on the 11th of march batch
My 690 didn't run very well. It might have been a bad card or maybe it didn't work with my mobo. I didn't want to send it back.....I haven't had the best of luck buying from ocuk.
Oh you got it directly from EVGA?
Well thats a different story, I thought you meant from OCUK or any other retailer on the internet, EVGA will be nigh on impossible to get for a good few weeks.
Did you send the 690 back to OCUK?
@About the price i told you guys £899 ages and ages ago.
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