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The GTX Titan X owners thread.

Question for you guys

If the cut down version of the Titan X (980 Ti) is the same core but with 6gb of VRAM should the cards be included in this owners thread ?
 
PayneUK said:
So now you guys/gals have had a chance to put these through their paces is now the time to jump on the 4k bandwagon with two TX’s? With the view that I don’t want to buy any more GPU’s for 18 to 24 months after this.

Or would it be best to go safe with a Swift, even though two cards may be overkill for 1440p now I can be confident they will still demolish at stuff in 2016(and probably 2017 as consoles will limit how far companies will push things).
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If you like the original ROG Swift, maybe the upcoming 4k ROG Swift would appeal to you if you don't need 100+ fps gaming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTQMdsLFj8M
 
Cut down due to defective L2 cache with memory bridge for the last 0.5gb, people upgrading from 970s to have something else to moan about :p

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(Disclaimer: I don't expect this to happen)
 
africanos23 said:
SLI Titan Xs should be close to Quad SLI GTX980s without the scaling problems.

Would love to see those benchies from Kaapstad that has both 2 Titan Xs and 4xGTX980s.
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hahaaa

and I quote:

ALXAndy said:
Yeah that statement was a little outrageous.

It's nowhere near as fast as 980 SLI if SLI works. Even overclocked.
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:p

It would appear they are considerable quicker :)
 
africanos23 said:
SLI Titan Xs should be close to Quad SLI GTX980s without the scaling problems.

Would love to see those benchies from Kaapstad that has both 2 Titan Xs and 4xGTX980s.
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Below is the 2160p table from the Heaven 4 bench, there are 2 TXs in the table to give you an idea of the performance.




2160p

1 GPU

  1. Score 471, GPU 780 @1263/1852, CPU 4770k @4.5, whyscotty Link

2 GPUs

  1. Score 1319, GPU TitanX @1380/2002, CPU 4930k @4.7, Kaapstad Link
  2. Score 936, GPU nvTitan @993/1751, CPU 3930k @4.625, Gregster Link
  3. Score 700, GPU 970 @1478/2030, CPU 5930k @3.8, Clov!s Link

3 GPUs

  1. Score 1292, GPU 290X @1230/1625, CPU 4930k @4.5, Kaapstad Link
  2. Score 1251, GPU nvTitan @1097/1753, CPU 3930k @4.4, whyscotty Link
  3. Score 1214, GPU 290X @1135/1500, CPU 3970X @4.4, LtMatt Link

4 GPUs

  1. Score 1759, GPU nvTitan @981/1788, CPU 3930k @4.8, Kaapstad Link
  2. Score 1702, GPU 980 @1472/1962, CPU 5960X @4.0, Kaapstad Link
  3. Score 1682, GPU 290X @1230/1500, CPU 4930k @4.8, Kaapstad Link
  4. Score 1382, GPU 290X @1000/1250, CPU 3970X @4.9, AMDMatt Link
 
Drojman said:
This card has been perfect for me so far.

Dying Light maxed at 3440x1440. 75fps average. Love it.
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Dying Light is a game at 1440p with textures on High (and you can tell the difference with medium, they looked very compressed) that struggled on the 980's frame buffer. :)

Nice res BTW, literally just took delivery of my wide aspect DELL :)
 
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