Pascal Titan-X Launch

Gregster · 22 Jul 2016 at 16:41

Besty said:
Titan X cheaper

Haha spot on

Mei · 22 Jul 2016 at 16:53

u guys are horrible

Seanspeed · 22 Jul 2016 at 16:58

Gregster said:
Far too hot for gaming at the moment as well

I've heard a few people say this.

Do y'all just run your GPU's heavily overclocked all year and accept nothing less?

I've got a room upstairs in this flat and it gets quite hot, but I just run stock clocks and it's absolutely fine. CPU temps also just fine, though I've always run a conservative CPU OC(4.2Ghz on my 3570k when I know full well it can do 4.4-4.5Ghz if I push it).

My PS4 on the other hand.....lol. Thing does not like the heat. Still runs ok, doesn't seem to be any issues, haven't felt the system get scary hot or anything, the fan just runs loudly more consistently, but it can run loud even in the winter.

nomadd · 22 Jul 2016 at 17:05

Already at 14 pages...

And this thread is absolutely packed with real information and intelligent discussion about the card in the thread title.

Not!

P.B · 22 Jul 2016 at 17:28

Known release date still august ?

Combat Fighter · 22 Jul 2016 at 17:29

P.B said:
Known release date still august ?

2nd Aug

Lokken86 · 22 Jul 2016 at 17:39

Besty said:
Titan X cheaper

Fixed.

N17 dizzi · 22 Jul 2016 at 18:22

Early adopters beware. I got a TX last time, and they released the ti right on it's heels.

Telecaster · 22 Jul 2016 at 18:29

Titan lite, no doubt.

I fully expect a full fat version after the Ti hits.

Telecaster · 22 Jul 2016 at 18:33

Seanspeed said:
I've heard a few people say this.

Do y'all just run your GPU's heavily overclocked all year and accept nothing less?

I've got a room upstairs in this flat and it gets quite hot, but I just run stock clocks and it's absolutely fine. CPU temps also just fine, though I've always run a conservative CPU OC(4.2Ghz on my 3570k when I know full well it can do 4.4-4.5Ghz if I push it).

My PS4 on the other hand.....lol. Thing does not like the heat. Still runs ok, doesn't seem to be any issues, haven't felt the system get scary hot or anything, the fan just runs loudly more consistently, but it can run loud even in the winter.

I think they mean it's too hot to sit inside gaming when you could be sat outside a pub/BBQ'ing/Real Life Stuff.

We only get a few nice days a year, I'll be damned if I'm spending them in a dark room gaming :rolleyes:

Besty · 22 Jul 2016 at 18:40

Seanspeed said:
I've heard a few people say this.

Do y'all just run your GPU's heavily overclocked all year and accept nothing less?

I've got a room upstairs in this flat and it gets quite hot, but I just run stock clocks and it's absolutely fine. CPU temps also just fine, though I've always run a conservative CPU OC(4.2Ghz on my 3570k when I know full well it can do 4.4-4.5Ghz if I push it).

My PS4 on the other hand.....lol. Thing does not like the heat. Still runs ok, doesn't seem to be any issues, haven't felt the system get scary hot or anything, the fan just runs loudly more consistently, but it can run loud even in the winter.

Whoosh parrot mate.

He was referring to fact that :

A) public places are full of scantily clad ladies
B) corona tastes good for the first time in 10 months
C) annoying people (friends, family etc.) keep pestering you

Not referring at all to state of 6700k oc at 4.9ghz and 1.45v but now you come to mention it this PC does keep crashi

easyrider · 22 Jul 2016 at 18:40

Telecaster said:
I think they mean it's too hot to sit inside gaming when you could be sat outside a pub/BBQ'ing/Real Life Stuff.

We only get a few nice days a year, I'll be damned if I'm spending them in a dark room gaming

Here here

Seanspeed · 22 Jul 2016 at 19:01

Telecaster said:
I think they mean it's too hot to sit inside gaming when you could be sat outside a pub/BBQ'ing/Real Life Stuff.

We only get a few nice days a year, I'll be damned if I'm spending them in a dark room gaming

No need to roll your eyes man.

Anyways, I get what you're saying, but usually when people say it's 'too hot' here in the UK, they dont usually mean it in a 'the weather is nice' kinda way. It's a complaint. And I know very well that other people I've heard talk about it being too hot for gaming did mean it in 'hardware doesn't like it' kind of way, even if Gregster didn't mean it like that(though it'd be nice to hear him actually answer for himself instead of everybody else assuming what he meant by it)...

Off-topic - I find it funny what people consider 'hot' here. A properly hot day to me where I grew up was 35-40C with 60-70%+ humidity. That said, we also had AC everywhere and I lived near the beach, so it was pretty easy to cope with it. Buses and the tube here are pretty miserable even on mere warm days.

Griffildur · 22 Jul 2016 at 19:02

Seanspeed said:
No need to roll your eyes man.

Anyways, I get what you're saying, but usually when people say it's 'too hot' here in the UK, they dont usually mean it in a 'the weather is nice' kinda way. It's a complaint. And I know very well that other people I've heard talk about it being too hot for gaming did mean it in 'hardware doesn't like it' kind of way, even if Gregster didn't mean it like that(though it'd be nice to hear him actually answer for himself instead of everybody else assuming what he meant by it)...

please, anything over 18 degrees is a heat wave in UK ...

Seanspeed · 22 Jul 2016 at 19:07

Griffildur said:
please, anything over 18 degrees is a heat wave in UK ...

Ha, yea. See my edit.

Funny though cuz I still see people out wearing pants(clearly off work) or long sleeve shirts or even JACKETS. Like, I'm out in t-shirt, shorts and flipflops whenever possible when it's even moderately warm outside. People seem to want to torture themselves. lol

Gregster · 22 Jul 2016 at 19:12

Seanspeed said:
I've heard a few people say this.

Do y'all just run your GPU's heavily overclocked all year and accept nothing less?

I've got a room upstairs in this flat and it gets quite hot, but I just run stock clocks and it's absolutely fine. CPU temps also just fine, though I've always run a conservative CPU OC(4.2Ghz on my 3570k when I know full well it can do 4.4-4.5Ghz if I push it).

My PS4 on the other hand.....lol. Thing does not like the heat. Still runs ok, doesn't seem to be any issues, haven't felt the system get scary hot or anything, the fan just runs loudly more consistently, but it can run loud even in the winter.

Nah, for me my hands are all clammy, I am sweating more than a cheap ☆☆☆☆☆ and I just don't really enjoy it, so prefer to catch up on a few films or chill in the garden with a couple of beers. I tried to play ED on my Rift Tuesday evening but the lenses were steaming up lol

sgavan · 22 Jul 2016 at 19:18

Amazing card but not for the majority of us

gt11 · 22 Jul 2016 at 19:58

AllBodies said:
Yields and power (performance per watt). Disabling part of the chip increases yields and likely increases the performance per watt slightly.

The P100 tesla chip is for supercomputers and deep learning. This requires many many chips, and also performance per watt is largely more important than performance per individual chip. Since they'll be using so many of them together.

Thank you, that makes sense, so when they release the gaming version, they disable the FP64 side of it or part of it, effectively which should increase the yields, so it works both ways the i guess?

Dirk Diggler · 22 Jul 2016 at 20:06

When can we expect benchmarks?

Mei · 22 Jul 2016 at 20:39

String said:
When can we expect benchmarks?

well a few people have cards alrdy
and they didnt sign no NDA
i duno about for reviewers - the 3rd at the latest?