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***GTX 780 Ti Owners Thread***

MjFrosty said:
Nothing amazing but seeing as it's an owners thread. Here's mine :)

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How does the reference cooler cope with that card spacing you have there Frosty?

Seeing lower clocks on the upper two cards? Guessing the middle one is having a really hard time getting heat from both sides.
 
Found that was an issue with the Titans but not on these. Probably something to do with the new clever power balancing. They all run at the same boost at stock without a problem which is around 1150mhz
 
Does EVGA precision overvoltage still work with these, on stock bios ?
Mine stays at 1.175v max 3d voltage, regardless of if I add more voltage using Precision.
 
Not sure I think its power target related as it only seemed to do it in Heaven 4.0. Otherwise the v offset made little difference anywhere else. What cards do you have?
 
Aurhinius said:
How does the reference cooler cope with that card spacing you have there Frosty?

Seeing lower clocks on the upper two cards? Guessing the middle one is having a really hard time getting heat from both sides.
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Guru3D thermal Imaging shows that the cooler does not dump any heat in the case, just liek the R290X one does not :) (Except for a little bit of residual heat)

So the reference cooler is great for SLI, as long as the cards get enough air and don't starve each other.
 
Make said:
Guru3D thermal Imaging shows that the cooler does not dump any heat in the case, just liek the R290X one does not :) (Except for a little bit of residual heat)

So the reference cooler is great for SLI, as long as the cards get enough air and don't starve each other.
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This is what I like about the reference design. So many of the custom cooler dump into the case, which is not good unless you have very good airflow.
 
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Am waiting on the final specs of the 78ti classified before I jump in, am itchin to pull the trigger now on a few superclocked evga jobbies but will hang fire a bit longer.
Course I may be waiting for nothing and it could be I get lucky with a few superclocked that clock well or lumbered with a few classifieds that do not clock much further than stock ..... mmmmm .... I hate being stuck in the middle :(
 
If you enjoy the benching T, it is a good shout to wait for the Classy versions. If just gaming, I would be happy with any of the 780 Ti's in truth :)
 
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