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GTX 780 Ti Specifications Leaked – Full Blown Gk110 Core with 2880 SP

Gibbo said:
780Ti clocks very well, how does 1300MHz sound on stock cooler? ;)
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:eek:

I bet they sent you a golden sample :D

Joking aside, I am quite surprised a Classy 780 at 1375-1450 can keep up. It takes a 100Mhz more for a 780 to match a Titan. In Valley, I hit 1377Mhz on the core and a classy beat me (just) with 1470Mhz ish on the core. Same memory speeds as well.
 
Gregster said:
:eek:

I bet they sent you a golden sample :D

Joking aside, I am quite surprised a Classy 780 at 1375-1450 can keep up. It takes a 100Mhz more for a 780 to match a Titan. In Valley, I hit 1377Mhz on the core and a classy beat me (just) with 1470Mhz ish on the core. Same memory speeds as well.
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100Mhz....no wonder i can't get anywhere near you guys lol :(
Mind you, got in the top 10 in Heaven with 1356mhz :)
 
Gibbo said:
Yup only chance a 780 has if it's on water and a very good clocker, as you will need 1400+ core and 7500+ memory on a 780 to compete with an over clocked 780Ti on stock cooler.
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Did anyone ever tell you that you're an excellent salesman? :D

Does sound like my kind of card but price will have to play its part, I'm going to say sub £600

Don't suppose ek have given you any indication as to block availability have they?
 
Knowing EK Paul, they will be quick with one. If they are on the Titan cooler (which I believe they will be), then that will suffice till then. I was very impressed with noise, even at 85%
 
Gregster said:
Knowing EK Paul, they will be quick with one. If they are on the Titan cooler (which I believe they will be), then that will suffice till then. I was very impressed with noise, even at 85%
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Titan cooler is defo one of if not the best blower cooler about, though 85% is a bit steep! :D I'm on an open air test bench mind, but mine was audible whilst gaming in general (think it was 40% fans, not sure) a nice whoosh sound though, so nothing nasty.
 
Tonester0011 said:
Titan cooler is defo one of if not the best blower cooler about, though 85% is a bit steep! :D I'm on an open air test bench mind, but mine was audible whilst gaming in general (think it was 40% fans, not sure) a nice whoosh sound though, so nothing nasty.
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Yer, I always whacked it to 85% for benching but didn't need that. I ran a 1:1 profile for gaming with a small OC but now I run a constant 1163Mhz and +400 mem (whatever that is) at 1.212v No crashing and nice and stable constant clocks.
 
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Gregster said:
:eek:

I bet they sent you a golden sample :D

Joking aside, I am quite surprised a Classy 780 at 1375-1450 can keep up. It takes a 100Mhz more for a 780 to match a Titan. In Valley, I hit 1377Mhz on the core and a classy beat me (just) with 1470Mhz ish on the core. Same memory speeds as well.
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I said 1450-1500 to match a 1300 core 780ti.

Also I said it was a gigabyte card from stock, not a sample. :)
 
Gregster said:
Knowing EK Paul, they will be quick with one. If they are on the Titan cooler (which I believe they will be), then that will suffice till then. I was very impressed with noise, even at 85%
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My only concern is how long have those on the 'inside' known about the Ti? usually these partners are in the know months in advance but the Ti kind of came out of no where, it could have caught EK off guard
 
Gibbo said:
I said 1450-1500 to match a 1300 core 780ti.

Also I said it was a gigabyte card from stock, not a sample. :)
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Sorry, probably a bad time to joke, as I was referring to the other thread.

I am impressed with how they have got the clocks high, as I was expecting max of 1100Mhz judging from the Titan and 780 max clocks on the volts.

Unlocked voltage or still in handcuffs?
 
Suspect we will see the usual +37mv we are used to seeing on GK110, the good news is it looks to (going by the PCB pics) be using the NCP4206 regulators, which we know can be modded very easily.
 
http://videocardz.com/47576/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-ti-official-specifications

NVIDIA equipped its GTX 780 Ti with a new feature called Power Balancing. Without this feature power drawn from: 6-pin power connector, 8-pin power connector and PCI Express interface would be balanced across these three sources respectively depending on the current load. However if user overclocks the card power delivery becomes unbalanced, thus card draws more power from one source than the others. To fix this problem NVIDIA came up with an idea of Power Balancing. You probably see where this is going. With this feature enabled GPU can steer the power from one input to another. This will improve overclocking capabilities in comparison to GTX 780 or the TITAN.
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Sounds like a plan :D

I just want to make sure someone I know will be getting a few so I can have a little 'ol friendly battle up the league tables.
Quite enjoyed my bit of benching of late, still a lot I need to learn .... therefore you need to purchase a minimum of 2 please and have a guide ready for t-time Friday :o ;)
 
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