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The Turing RTX Titan Owners Thread
- Thread starter Kaapstad
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Excellent thread Kaap, thank you. ROH please.
Welcome and on TROH.
The Roll of Honour.
Caporegime
The ROH link in the OP, under the Thread Navigation, takes you to the 2080Ti one.
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Beautiful pics of your cards Kaapstad.
Beautiful pics of your cards Kaapstad.
Thanks.
Welcome and on TROH.
The Roll of Honour.
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I'm glad this thread exists.
Those Titans in sli look very nice.
Those Titans in sli look very nice.
Soldato
Merry Jimbus, what bench table is that, Kaap?
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Pic of doing some testing using my developed shunt mod. RTX Titan (on air for a few more minutes) vs blocked 2080 Ti. RTX Titan is faster in my testing still on air versus the water 2080 Ti.
It worked out better than I could have hope for. RTX Titan is pulling almost identical wattage as my 380w BIOS 2080 Ti. So I gained a nice bit of power headroom. Best part about my shunt mod is it's cheap, reversible with nail polish remover, no chance of running/dripping, no soldering, and no gallium so it won't dissolve the solder on the OEM 5MO shunts. I'll post more pics once I get the EK block on the RTX Titan after dinner.
It worked out better than I could have hope for. RTX Titan is pulling almost identical wattage as my 380w BIOS 2080 Ti. So I gained a nice bit of power headroom. Best part about my shunt mod is it's cheap, reversible with nail polish remover, no chance of running/dripping, no soldering, and no gallium so it won't dissolve the solder on the OEM 5MO shunts. I'll post more pics once I get the EK block on the RTX Titan after dinner.
Pic of doing some testing using my developed shunt mod. RTX Titan (on air for a few more minutes) vs blocked 2080 Ti. RTX Titan is faster in my testing still on air versus the water 2080 Ti.
It worked out better than I could have hope for. RTX Titan is pulling almost identical wattage as my 380w BIOS 2080 Ti. So I gained a nice bit of power headroom. Best part about my shunt mod is it's cheap, reversible with nail polish remover, no chance of running/dripping, no soldering, and no gallium so it won't dissolve the solder on the OEM 5MO shunts. I'll post more pics once I get the EK block on the RTX Titan after dinner.
Welcome and on TROH.
The Roll of Honour.
Date 07/01/2019, Make NVidia Reference, Vega, Link
Date 22/12/2018, Make NVidia Reference, Maldoror, Link
Date 22/12/2018, Make NVidia Reference, mk17, Link
Date 20/12/2018, Make NVidia Reference, Kaapstad, Link
To get on the Roll of Honour all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your RTX Titan.
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So this is the stuff (pen):
https://system.na3.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=1693&c=ACCT113328&h=1843a7fed4014191ddd7&_xt=.pdf
I scraped the top surface of the ends of the 5MO shunts (to remove and flux/contamination). Then I cleaned the shunts with alcohol to make sure the surface was nice and clean so the compound could stick well. I covered the entire surface of the 5MO shunts with about .5mm of the circuit writer. Pen is very easy to use, just push the head in and squeeze pen body. I put on just enough before it started to get too liquid/thick to want to spill off the shunt.
This stuff is rated at < 0.020 ohm/sq/mil, so if you lay it on thick it works well. My RTX Titan is now pulling 370-380 watts.
https://system.na3.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=1693&c=ACCT113328&h=1843a7fed4014191ddd7&_xt=.pdf
I scraped the top surface of the ends of the 5MO shunts (to remove and flux/contamination). Then I cleaned the shunts with alcohol to make sure the surface was nice and clean so the compound could stick well. I covered the entire surface of the 5MO shunts with about .5mm of the circuit writer. Pen is very easy to use, just push the head in and squeeze pen body. I put on just enough before it started to get too liquid/thick to want to spill off the shunt.
This stuff is rated at < 0.020 ohm/sq/mil, so if you lay it on thick it works well. My RTX Titan is now pulling 370-380 watts.
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Appears I have the fastest ambient water 4K superposition GPU run on the leader-boards. 2175 MHz RTX Titan, it's ~10% faster than my water cooled 2080 Ti. Looks like I got a sweet card.
Appears I have the fastest ambient water 4K superposition GPU run on the leader-boards. 2175 MHz RTX Titan, it's ~10% faster than my water cooled 2080 Ti. Looks like I got a sweet card.
Congrats
Very nice.
Titan owners, your presences are requested.
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Really only four of us owners on the forum? 
Really only four of us owners on the forum?
Twice the number for the previous performance lead Titan!