Soldato
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erm, why are the SLI bridges only connecting two of the cards? lol
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Yes, you'll be fine.Will my cosair RM550 PSU be enough for a 1080?
I have a tv card, Creative ZxR, 2 hard drives, 1 blueray drive and
running 4770k on a sabertooth Z87 in my system at the moment.
"Huang says he expects to be able to run up to eight discrete GPUs in a single machine, rather than today's limit of four."
This throws me a bit - how?
"Huang says he expects to be able to run up to eight discrete GPUs in a single machine, rather than today's limit of four."
This throws me a bit - how?
"Huang says he expects to be able to run up to eight discrete GPUs in a single machine, rather than today's limit of four."
This throws me a bit - how?
I wonder what the motherboard would look like for that?
Just imagine Kaapstad, his wallet would start taking an even bigger hit when the new Titans come out. Poor fella will have to up his expense from £4000 to £8000 each time a new titan card came out. lol
Absolute madness. This is not what we want! How about 8 cores on the one GPU. THAT is what we want.
With a GeForce GTX 1080, DOOM was shown running at a frame rate of 200FPS, signifying what the world’s fastest GPU can bring to the table in terms of raw performance in combination with the Vulkan API. Unfortunately, it seems like id Software misplaced their GeForce GTX 1080 at the event, so we’re stuck with direct feed footage captured on a GeForce Titan X.
Well its technically the top end card until the 1080ti is out, and it does look good with the GDDR5x and 2560 cuda cores + the clock speeds. 1070 is the midrange card.
Gigabyte - Hopefully the same as the 980ti cooler but they improve those fans that make odd pulsating noise, maybe all triple fan coolers do that I don't know. Looks like it will be the best one.
Turns out the DOOM footage using Vulcan, was running on a TX.
http://wccftech.com/doom-gtx-vulcan-graphics-api-smooth-gameplay/
Turns out the DOOM footage using Vulcan, was running on a TX.
http://wccftech.com/doom-gtx-vulcan-graphics-api-smooth-gameplay/
No, they don't. Could be down to an overzealous fan controller setting, e.g. it has a speed bump at a certain temp and when the temp is around that point it keeps speeding up and slowing down.
If so a custom curve should sort it out?
Yeah you keep telling yourself that.
I had a G1 970, and ended up returning it because the fans were annoying the hell out of me, on the G1 970 gigabyte did not have the 0db fan and the minimum fan speed was 1700rpm when idle! It was not too bad in games but did make a strange pulsating noise... maybe they have sorted that out with the newer ones I don't know.
Don't know the founders edition might be ok because at least the noise that the reference coolers make is ok as long as it does not go over about 65%, have to see what they say in the reviews. But if they use an improved version of the titan X cooler, on the 180w 1080, it might be ok.