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The GTX 980 Ti owners thread.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=061dKpU8F_U


2x OCUK Reference GTX 980ti... arrived today by DPD.

Quick video for the list of ossum'ness... hope you enjoy guys =P

D,
 
If I'm not planning on doing any high overclocks, would just SLI reference cards be the best for a new build out of the box?

Or should I splash out that extra for a G1
 
C3PO said:
It's the OCUk brand. BTW, max temps according to GPU-Z are 85 degrees C - isn't that quite high?
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No, if you read every other GTX 980Ti reference review you will see that nVidia set the target temperature to 84 degrees celcius to get the max performance out of GPU Boost 2.0.
 
Gripen90 said:
No, if you read every other GTX 980Ti reference review you will see that nVidia set the target temperature to 84 degrees celcius to get the max performance out of GPU Boost 2.0.
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You have 3 reference cooler cards in SLI now right? Please let me know what max temps are like while gaming and during Firestrike.

Still not made up my mind on getting a 3rd card.

Also some FPS number for Witcher 3 at 1440p Ultra with Hairworks would be much appreciated.

Edit: That cable braiding on the PCIe cables look nice. I'm still annoyed the EVGA Supernovas come with red PCIe cables :(
 
N19h7m4r3 said:
You have 3 reference cooler cards in SLI now right? Please let me know what max temps are like while gaming and during Firestrike.

Still not made up my mind on getting a 3rd card.

Also some FPS number for Witcher 3 at 1440p Ultra with Hairworks would be much appreciated.

Edit: That cable braiding on the PCIe cables look nice. I'm still annoyed the EVGA Supernovas come with red PCIe cables :(
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The cards run at the set target temperature as set by nVidia to 84 degrees celcius. That's the hottest they get during gaming and Unigine Heaven 4.0 loop. In 3Dmark Fire Strike (Extreme and Ultra 4K) they run cooler.
I have them overclocked from 1000@1250MHz GPU (base clock) and 1753@1945MHz Vram.
 
Razor Time said:
Have another look mate.

1600W G2/P2/T2 Black Additional Power Supply Cable Set (Individually Sleeved)


  • 2 x 6+2pin PCI-E VGA Cables
  • 1 x 6+2pin + 6pin PCI-E VGA Cables
  • 1 x 3 Molex Cable
$29
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You're looking at the US site, not the EU one.

No point in ordering from the US only to have Irish customs bend me over.
They recently charged my old man 90% the value of a Dell laptop battery that was shipped from Hong Kong direct from a UK seller.

Guess on the bright side when I get a better PSU it'll come with black cables :p

Gripen90 said:
The cards run at the set target temperature as set by nVidia to 84 degrees celcius. That's the hottest they get during gaming and Unigine Heaven 4.0 loop. In 3Dmark Fire Strike (Extreme and Ultra 4K) they run cooler.
I have them overclocked from 1000@1250MHz GPU (base clock) and 1753@1945MHz Vram.
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That's pretty darn nice for Tri-SLI. No issues with the boost clock dropping then?

Seems I'll likely get a new PSU and 3rd 980Ti sooner than expected so.
 
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