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The GTX Titan X owners thread.

ntemples1 said:
I'd be interested in your dying light and dragon age inquisition at 1600p please, settings maxed.

On a side note I still get slight stutters in dying light, do you get any of that?
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Titan X - (1439/7856)

Dying Light

Bench Methodology : Using Be The Zombie mode start recording FPS from the tunnel and just run like there's no tomorrow for 60 seconds :p . (killed 2 people btw while I was at it)

2560x1600 (Everything Maxed And On - View Distance 100%)

Min: 74
Avg:97.28
Max: 145

DA: Inquisition

Bench Methodology : Running around in the Hinderlands

2560x1600 Ultra Preset
Avg FPS 57.6 (calculated from Frametimes)

Link to perfoverlay file here
 
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Been testing 5k gaming on the Dell with the sli X's. Very impressed for such an extreme resolution although the lack of g-sync is an obvious downer. No AA applied to any game and triple buffer v-sync applied. OC of +230 core and +350 memory. All max settings unless noted below and no motion blur either.

Far cry 4 - soft shadows off and normal fur. Lowest drop in a heavy wooded bit low 40's and up to low 50's outdoors.

ACU - max settings but soft shadows off. Run around some of the city. 40-48fps. Vram 6500

Crysis 3 - welcome to the jungle level 36-45fps. Vram 3350. The root of all evil level 30-36fps roughly.

DA inquisition - running around a bit of the first area when you start battling, no enemies left. 44-60. Vram 4000

Dying light - no film grain, motion blur. 42-50fps but a heavy grass and trees bit dipped to low of 36. Vram 7273

Tomb raider 2013 - shadows normal and tress FX off. Ran around shanty town area at helicopter hill and a misty forest 60fps. Vram 2200

A quick rough idea of performance at 5k with OC sli titan X and it is very impressive, these cards are pure beasts. Add in g-sync and your golden for games that have sli profiles. Really are future proofed gpu's.
 
VEGACORTEZ said:
Been testing 5k gaming on the Dell with the sli X's. Very impressed for such an extreme resolution although the lack of g-sync is an obvious downer. No AA applied to any game and triple buffer v-sync applied. OC of +230 core and +350 memory. All max settings unless noted below and no motion blur either.

Far cry 4 - soft shadows off and normal fur. Lowest drop in a heavy wooded bit low 40's and up to low 50's outdoors.

ACU - max settings but soft shadows off. Run around some of the city. 40-48fps. Vram 6500

Crysis 3 - welcome to the jungle level 36-45fps. Vram 3350. The root of all evil level 30-36fps roughly.

DA inquisition - running around a bit of the first area when you start battling, no enemies left. 44-60. Vram 4000

Dying light - no film grain, motion blur. 42-50fps but a heavy grass and trees bit dipped to low of 36. Vram 7273

Tomb raider 2013 - shadows normal and tress FX off. Ran around shanty town area at helicopter hill and a misty forest 60fps. Vram 2200

A quick rough idea of performance at 5k with OC sli titan X and it is very impressive, these cards are pure beasts. Add in g-sync and your golden for games that have sli profiles.
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Not bad.

What are your boost clocks with +230 and what CPU do you have for reference sake?

Air or water on GPUs?
 
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africanos23 said:
Not bad.

What are your boost clocks with +230 and what CPU do you have for reference sake?

Air or water on GPUs?
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Got an i7 4930k @4.4ghz and the gpu's are air cooled. I can keep them at lower than 80 degrees but i prefer less noise so the top card can reach 85 degrees with less fan speed. So the boost clocks vary a little. At max it can go up to around 1420 if my memory is correct but sometimes it is less at around 1340 or something. Would have to check to be 100% certain.
 
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