The GTX Titan X owners thread.

SS-89 · 29 Mar 2015 at 16:38

Just picked this up off the MM

Ayahuasca · 29 Mar 2015 at 16:50

I did the same SS-89.

Great screen and prefer it to the BenQ Freesync, just hope it lasts as in the Swift thread you seem to see at least 1 a week being RMA'd :eek:

As for 24/7 clocks looks like most are sat at 1400/2000

Kaapstad · 29 Mar 2015 at 16:54

Quartz said:
Hey Kaap, have you tried benching 3x 4K monitors yet?

I don't have the space or the money for that.

Silent_Scone · 29 Mar 2015 at 16:54

africanos23 said:
Silent_Scone should be able to help you out for 3 GPUs.

Backplates don't help much in terms of temps on these cards other than looks and avoiding damage from leaks.

I interchange GPUs frequently so water is not the best option for me sadly

fatlenny said:
Well i think these cards will be in for a couple of years so I could water cool them. I am a plumber by trade but I dont like to mix business with pleasure lol.

I will check with silent scope on the parts when it comes to it.

Will run on air for a few weeks see how it goes.

One piece of advice, get quick disconnects.

fatlenny · 29 Mar 2015 at 17:01

Silent_Scone said:
One piece of advice, get quick disconnects.

thats a roger would it be alright to run a basket by you when the time comes ?

Cheers

chroniclard · 29 Mar 2015 at 17:05

Run the basket by everyone on here so I can see what I need too

Silent_Scone · 29 Mar 2015 at 17:06

Sure

Kaapstad · 29 Mar 2015 at 17:23

Silent_Scone said:
One piece of advice, get quick disconnects.

+1

When I fitted my cards this morning, before putting them in the loop I connected a couple of bits of spare tubing via disconnects and filled and purged the cards. Then all I had to do was unplug the spare tubing and plug the cards into the loop, I did not even have to bleed or top up the loop.

Five.Stars · 29 Mar 2015 at 17:41

Is anyone else Geforce Experience saying that both Shadowplay and LED Visualizer are "Not Ready!"?

Obviously my hardware is well above the requirements, so just wondering if it's something obvious I am missing or if it is simply because Titan X isn't fully supported by Geforce Experience yet?

andrewohare · 29 Mar 2015 at 17:44

Five.Stars said:
Is anyone else Geforce Experience saying that both Shadowplay and LED Visualizer are "Not Ready!"?

Obviously my hardware is well above the requirements, so just wondering if it's something obvious I am missing or if it is simply because Titan X isn't fully supported by Geforce Experience yet?

Yes mines the same

wunkley · 29 Mar 2015 at 17:54

danw872 said:
This is my 24/7 on air

Gregster said:
My 24/7 clocks are 1409/4010 on both cards. Not a single crash with those at all.

So what fan speeds are you chaps running with these full on overclocks on air???

I haven't dared go past adding 150 to the core (yet!) and with this I'm boosting over 1300. But to keep at these speeds I have to do a custom fan setting. Got it so the card is never going over 80 degrees and the fan is around 55-60% to do this. It gets a bit too noisy over 55% fan speed though for me...

Sav112 · 29 Mar 2015 at 17:57

That Card just looks Mad. Think it beats my 680GT from 2004.

Ayahuasca · 29 Mar 2015 at 18:00

I just use the aggressive fan profile in Precision X. Gets up to around 70% with a 1400/2000 overclock, it's quite loud but not irritating for me.

wunkley · 29 Mar 2015 at 18:13

Ayahuasca said:
I just use the aggressive fan profile in Precision X. Gets up to around 70% with a 1400/2000 overclock, it's quite loud but not irritating for me.

Wow, 70% fan speed is too loud for my ears. Can I just check, when you say 1400/2000 what does that translate too?

- Is 1400 the permanent core boost speed? What value are you adding to the core for that (200?)

- 2000 for the memory? What does that equate to? I use afterburner and a GPU monitoring widget on a second screen whilst gaming. At the default clock speeds it is shown as 3500 for the memory.

andrewohare · 29 Mar 2015 at 18:15

Ayahuasca said:
I just use the aggressive fan profile in Precision X. Gets up to around 70% with a 1400/2000 overclock, it's quite loud but not irritating for me.

Wow 70% you pc must sound like a Hoover

Gregster · 29 Mar 2015 at 18:19

I run a 1:1 fan profile on my SLI system and the noise is quite loud but not obtrusive

wunkley · 29 Mar 2015 at 18:27

Gregster said:
I run a 1:1 fan profile on my SLI system and the noise is quite loud but not obtrusive

Cheers Greg. So with that 1:1 fan profile and your high overclock, what max temps are you seeing on your cards? Do you try keep them under 83 degrees, or even less?

Kaapstad · 29 Mar 2015 at 18:28

Gregster said:
I run a 1:1 fan profile on my SLI system and the noise is quite loud but not obtrusive

I ran mine @100% and the temps hovered around 60c, the noise was hardly noticeable but then I have also got 4 ref 290Xs.

VEGACORTEZ · 29 Mar 2015 at 18:30

Left my sli X's on default nvidia fan profile now but altered the temp setting in afterburner to 87 degrees. My OC was staying at 1409-1420 boost. The noise is not bad at all doing this for my case. Not fussed about them reaching that temp.

Five.Stars · 29 Mar 2015 at 18:31

wunkley said:
Wow, 70% fan speed is too loud for my ears. Can I just check, when you say 1400/2000 what does that translate too?

- Is 1400 the permanent core boost speed? What value are you adding to the core for that (200?)

- 2000 for the memory? What does that equate to? I use afterburner and a GPU monitoring widget on a second screen whilst gaming. At the default clock speeds it is shown as 3500 for the memory.

+500 on the memory to get 2000 (8000Mhz effective)