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Nvidia GTX Titan X Owners Benchmark Thread

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Keysplayer, your Titan X is a TRULY powerful card. I just ran the Heaven benchmark with the same settings stock with my TWO R9 290s in CF in the rig below and here's the score:
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guskline said:
Keysplayer, your Titan X is a TRULY powerful card. I just ran the Heaven benchmark with the same settings stock with my TWO R9 290s in CF in the rig below and here's the score:
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Dang man. Are you saying your 290's were stock clocks though ?
 
Noice!! Umm did you say if you were overclocking your memory as well? Or are you leaving memory stock and just o/c'ing the GPU?
 
Hmmmf. Going to try it. I didn't do anything with the memory yet. Lets see how close I can get to ya!! 😉

Ok. 1378 on GPU and +250MHz on VRAM. 1920x1080


I broke 4000points. I'll try a little more on the memory. Did you do +250 (500MHz theoretical DDR) or a full +500 in your overclocking utility?
 
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Keysplayr said:
Hmmmf. Going to try it. I didn't do anything with the memory yet. Lets see how close I can get to ya!! 😉

Ok. 1378 on GPU and +250MHz on VRAM. 1920x1080


I broke 4000points. I'll try a little more on the memory. Did you do +250 (500MHz theoretical DDR) or a full +500 in your overclocking utility?
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+500 MHz in the utility, so I guess an actual 1Ghz bump wow.
 
The trouble I have with making the switch is that I'm not convinced that Titan X is it for maxwell on the highend. They must be holding something back. I got duped with Kepler with a 680, titan, 780's, and ti's all cause I was impatient. As long as Nvidia holds back a fp64 monster my Z is going to hold good value. It's almost like an exciting game of Russian roulette.
 
I was wrong, I'm at +580Mhz on the memory, so that's what ? 1.160 Ghz overclock ? Looking around the web at reviews, I'm thinking I got a bit of a golden piece of silicon with this here chip 😀

It's weird, Techspot's review said they couldn't get much out of the memory and left it at stock.
 
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lavaheadache said:
I bet I could sell my Z on eBay, buy a Titan X and pocket some money. What would you guys do?
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I'd probably sell the Z while you could get the most bucks, and move towards a Titan X. It's the full GM200 silicon. All SM's enabled. Because if Nvidia DOES come out with an FP64 monster, your Z will drop in value fairly quickly.
Just my opinion.
 
Astrallite said:
At 1300MHz or above I have to have the fan at around 60-65% to maintain temps around 82-84C. It's pretty loud but maybe my case airflow isn't the greatest.
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Interesting. At almost 1400MHz, this GPU wants to keep the temps in the same area you described, but the fan never gets over 50%. I have pretty good case airflow though.
 
Keysplayr said:
Hmmmf. Going to try it. I didn't do anything with the memory yet. Lets see how close I can get to ya!! 😉
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Weird to say, but you will be slightly hamstrung by your platform. As well as the i7-2600k (especially overclocked) stands on it's own, PCIe 2.0 will cut you down a few percentage points. UPGRADE dat CPU! 😀 (more like side grade but you know what I mean)
 
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guskline said:
Yes that score is stock Sapphire Tri-X OC R9 290s under water. core 1000/mem 1300

Now here is the score with core at 1100/mem 1400
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It's crazy to see Titan X OC'd essentially matching ( <= 3%) a stock R9 295x2 in BF4, Crysis 3, and Shadows Of Mordor in Anandtech's review. It falls behind a bit in Talos Principle and even more so in Attila, but still, that is some serious, serious horsepower. And here I am still thinking Titan X is a bit of a mixed bag!
 
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