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Is there any other GTX 770's using the Titan cooler?
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Is the Inno3D GTX 770 the only 770 using the Titan reference cooler?
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The reference Titan cooler for the GTX 770 didn’t actually fair as well as the custom coolers in this power and thermals test. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-770-gk104-review,3519-26.html
The Titan cooler does do a much better job at exhausting air out the back of the case compared to the customs though and it looks great.
The Titan cooler does do a much better job at exhausting air out the back of the case compared to the customs though and it looks great.
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It's the only one out at the moment.
If you want a 770 with titan cooler get the inno3d one, there's absolutely no difference between it and a 770 with titan cooler from another company.
At least they did it from launch, other companies (cough evga) decided to cheap out and release a blower version of the 770 with their own crappy looking cooler instead of the titan knowing full well people would have preferred it. Obviously to cut costs.
If you want a 770 with titan cooler get the inno3d one, there's absolutely no difference between it and a 770 with titan cooler from another company.
At least they did it from launch, other companies (cough evga) decided to cheap out and release a blower version of the 770 with their own crappy looking cooler instead of the titan knowing full well people would have preferred it. Obviously to cut costs.