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Haquer posted:
You got the ~Kwizatz Haderach~ card. Inform SCP (or the Bilderberg folks) immediately as it may be able to solve the world energy crisis, and we can't have that while there's still oil to be burned.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:You got the ~Kwizatz Haderach~ card. Inform SCP (or the Bilderberg folks) immediately as it may be able to solve the world energy crisis, and we can't have that while there's still oil to be burned. Well GPU-Z was saying my GPU (chip only) was pulling ~130w at the time, so it was like 0.000061 amps
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# ? Mar 12, 2017 14:33 |
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SlayVus posted:My Titan XP can reach 11108 MHz effective speed, giving it an effective mentoring bandwidth of 533.18 GB/s. [H] overclocked their 1080 Ti to 12000 MHz, giving it an effective bandwidth of 528 GB/s. I have both of my titans running at 13000 mhz effective on the memory. So the second 1080ti has appeared on the timespy hall of fame. Seems Kingpin got his hands on one and managed to take the top spot with a 2481 core clock and 6210 on the memory. This was cooled using LN2 though, and paired with a 6950x at 5.1 ghz, also under LN2 Not sure what to make of this data yet. It's still early to draw any conclusions. On the one hand I think it's amazing he managed to get the card to almost 2.5 ghz. On the other, it took a boost that big to beat out his previous score with a titan, and he didn't beat it by much. I can't remember the exact titan score but it's within a few hundred points I think. Here's his detailed run: http://www.3dmark.com/spy/1359386 The only thing to do I suppose is wait and see until more benchmarks start trickling in. It's hard to draw any conclusions with only two examples, especially with one being under LN2. [edit] Found this guy over on [H] who has also received his ti. He's reporting a max oc of around 2 ghz GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Discussion Thread Here's his Firestrike Extreme score: http://www.3dmark.com/fs/11964735 Here's mine with a single titan: http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/18539518 DarkEnigma fucked around with this message at 15:32 on Mar 12, 2017 |
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DarkEnigma posted:
The 1080ti is Titan-lite with a much nicer price tag. If you already have a titan then there's probably not much reason to get one
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Lube banjo posted:The 1080ti is Titan-lite with a much nicer price tag. If you already have a titan then there's probably not much reason to get one Titans aren't allowed 3rd party custom pcb's or other nice things like more/better power phases.
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Ak Gara posted:Titans aren't allowed 3rd party custom pcb's or other nice things like more/better power phases. The regular 1080s didn't see much benefit from that. It's going to come down to silicon lottery like always
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Lube banjo posted:The regular 1080s didn't see much benefit from that. It's going to come down to silicon lottery like always The coolers certainly make a difference for noise, though.
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Two people on overclock.net have had issues overclocking the memory of the ti. One's card completely died, the others locked up: http://www.overclock.net/t/1624521/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-owners-thread/670
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DarkEnigma posted:Two people on overclock.net have had issues overclocking the memory of the ti. One's card completely died, the others locked up: http://www.overclock.net/t/1624521/nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-owners-thread/670 Micron does rare the memory for 13000MHz, so you are getting pretty close to its maximum. I guess it won't be sunshine and rainbows for every Ti user.
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Man I thought overclocking GPU's was safe and foolproof. You overclock more and more until it fails then back off a bit. I've never seen a GPU fail an overclock it didn't just reset it's self from. Also, I was surprised the 1080 Ti didn't come with HDMI 2.1
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Ak Gara posted:Man I thought overclocking GPU's was safe and foolproof. You overclock more and more until it fails then back off a bit. I've never seen a GPU fail an overclock it didn't just reset it's self from. nVidia is avoiding any specification which includes variable refresh, to keep g-sync going as long as possible. See also: DisplayPort 1.4
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Ak Gara posted:Also, I was surprised the 1080 Ti didn't come with HDMI 2.1 I too am surprised that silicon taped out a year ago doesn't support a standard that was announced two months ago and hasn't been fully released yet.
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DarkEnigma posted:I have both of my titans running at 13000 mhz effective on the memory. Its hard to comprehend 13000 mhz ram lol
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repiv posted:I too am surprised that silicon taped out a year ago doesn't support a standard that was announced two months ago and hasn't been fully released yet. Seems longer than that.
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 00:23 |
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Don't think it was mentioned but the EVGA site has 1080ti Reference on their Step Up page if you wanna get in line. I'm waiting for a custom cooler version to pop up.
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Zero VGS posted:Don't think it was mentioned but the EVGA site has 1080ti Reference on their Step Up page if you wanna get in line. I'm waiting for a custom cooler version to pop up. Still waiting for my $99 upgrade to ICX so i can spend another $20 and upgrade to 1080ti. (plus shipping) not a bad price to upgrade. Paid about $500 for my 1080 SC originally so will have spent $620 for my 1080ti effectively.
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Kaustik posted:Laughing at the photoshopped Ti on all the boxes and art. Also the MSPaint Seahawk 1080Ti. hahha holy poo poo
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 12:51 |
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I'm confused about DSR. I play on a 1080p TV predominantly. The DSR would shoot a higher resolution to my 1080p TV that looks significantly better than the native 1080p res?
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DSR renders at higher res and downscales to 1080p. It's supersampling for games that don't natively support it. Benefit is antialiasing plus for various reasons games look better at higher res and you get partial benefit.
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89 posted:I'm confused about DSR. Also note that DSR will make UI smaller. For example, if you DSR to 4k your UI will be four times smaller.
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SlayVus posted:Also note that DSR will make UI smaller. For example, if you DSR to 4k you're UI will be four times smaller.
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 13:13 |
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Just scored a Zotac 1080 AMP on /hardwareswap for $440 shipped. From what I understand, this is the best 1080 card. Who wants a mildly used (2 years, light gaming) 970 MSI Gaming for $130 shipped?
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89 posted:Just scored a Zotac 1080 AMP on /hardwareswap for $440 shipped. From what I understand, this is the best 1080 card. I bought a Zotac 1080 because it was the first open air cooler card in stock when the 1080 launched and it's the worst "premium" product I've owned in a long time. It's still a 1080 and not functionally broken or anything, but the fans were a combination of being both the loudest things in my case and also cooled extremely poorly. I replaced them with some Dell branded fans I had in my box of salvaged fans that dropped temperatures by over 20 degrees while also making a lot less noise. It's still a perfectly functional 1080, but I wouldn't base impressions of modern GPU open air cooler noise, overclocking, and temperatures on that card. (Why didn't I just return it? I'd been refreshing for weeks and finally found one, it was months before open air cooler cards started getting regular availability)
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EDIT: A dude contacted me from Craigslist and now I'm getting an ASUS 1080 O8G for $425 instead and I'll have it today. gently caress it 🤙
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Watching these used 1080 prices drop makes me want to pick up a second one for SLI. Right up until the saner part of my brain points out that, outside TW3 w/HairWorks on, nothing I play can't be pushed over 80FPS by a single 1080 already, and I'm waiting for rev 2 of the Rift before I bother diving into that particular pool, and I'd probably be tempted to throw another G10+AIO on it but don't really know where I'd mount yet another rad... ...but I still want to. Just because.
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89 posted:I'm confused about DSR. Its just like the best form of anti aliasing, which is one of the more noticeable effects in a game particularly on a large 1080p screen. However dont expect mountains to shift or anything, 1080p will always be 1080p
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Buddy that got the 2 1080TI's just sold the second one for $1000 as well as his 2 780's for $375. Dude must live in the GPU hungry center of the USA or something, drat.
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EdEddnEddy posted:Buddy that got the 2 1080TI's just sold the second one for $1000 as well as his 2 780's for $375. Dude must live in the GPU hungry center of the USA or something, drat. Low volume though
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I'm still tripping over the fact my 1070 sold for $360 when a brand new one with game was $390 on the same day. I felt a little bad for that guy. Oh and I bought a 1080 locally (same brand and model line even) for $400 today lol.
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 17:42 |
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I still say setting up a Custom Resolution gives better results than DSR, which can make things blurry due to the forced smoothing effect.
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Malloc Voidstar posted:1080 Ti's in-hand are going for $900-1100 on eBay, with "I preordered this and will ship it to you when I get it" going for $800-1000 Why not order a superior Titan XP for only $1200 if you're already spending $1100 on an inferior product? Plus the eventual EVGA 1080 Ti hybrid kit will fit on the Titan XP.
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 18:12 |
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Because the 1080Ti is newer than the Titan XP and therefore better. Duh.
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 19:05 |
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Just got this 1080 set up in my PC (yeah, that was fast). Is it bad that my very first impression is WOW, YOUTUBE RUNS SOOOOOOOOOO MUCH BETTER NOW
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 19:11 |
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If you had problems playing YouTube videos with a 970 you may have other issues with your PC
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 19:25 |
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I have problems running youtube sometimes with a 1070. By that I mean chrome sometimes decides to lock up and then any youtube videos that were playing have a green screen when it fixes itself. Usually happens if I changed to another tab without videos and change back to the tab with the youtube video after it's been playing for awhile. It happens rarely though so I haven't bothered looking into it. Probably some busted thing with chrome/some add-on in chrome.
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Sidesaddle Cavalry posted:If you had problems playing YouTube videos with a 970 you may have other issues with your PC Not really, but if I had 3 YouTube windows up (multiple monitors) or running some 4k video, the GUI might skip a tiny bit. Now it's as smooth as butter
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# ? Mar 13, 2017 19:35 |
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1080ti wouldn't be limited by a 1440p@144 monitor would it? My 1080 gets ~100 FPS now, and I really feel like the 1080 - 1080Ti difference is just not worth it.
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jokes posted:1080ti wouldn't be limited by a 1440p@144 monitor would it? My 1080 gets ~100 FPS now, and I really feel like the 1080 - 1080Ti difference is just not worth it. As a fellow 1080 / 1440p@144 owner, I'm planning to hold out for the 1180ti. 4k I might have a different tune.
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edit: moved to Linux thread
Paul MaudDib fucked around with this message at 20:10 on Mar 13, 2017 |
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Enos Cabell posted:As a fellow 1080 / 1440p@144 owner, I'm planning to hold out for the 1180ti. 4k I might have a different tune. Same. I bought my 1080 recently and I got it pricematched to $489 from MicroCenter, so buying a $750 GPU for a barely noticeable 15 extra frames just ain't worth it.
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