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Ha, the difference being you actually use your GPU's.
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Ha, the difference being you actually use your GPU's.
Which ones are most of you guys running out of interest as they all seem to have the same clocks with the exception of the hydro whenever that launches.
The Role of Honour
Looking at that list it's predominantly EVGA and Gigabyte with a late surge in Zotac. As it ascends in date order essentially, you can pretty much see the trend of what was in stock at the time
Are these Titans or Titan Xs and which brand ?
Titan X's and Palit
Can u stick me on TROH plz kaap
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Can u stick me on TROH plz kaap
Coming into this thread is like walking into the VIP section of an upmarket nightclub.
Going into the 980 Ti Owners thread is like sitting at the back of the bus thinking you're hard.
This is where's it's at people
I've sold my Titan X for 2 980 Tis. I think Nvidia positioned themselves well overall, with both models having their unique advantages. Titan X is supposed to be niche, both in price and performance.
Having gamed at 3440x1440 with a single Titan X, the vast majority of the games I've played utilised only around 4 GB of VRAM with settings as high as possible while maintaining 60 FPS. In other words at this resolution I'm running out of GPU grunt way before any VRAM limit.
With two 980 Tis the opposite should be the case, and I'll find my self having to tone down settings to stay under 6 GB VRAM, but based on what I've seen, those cases will be few and far between for at least a year I'd guess.
All that said, I'm convinced that at 4K especially, Titan X SLI is a much better buy and worth the extra cost.