chump7431
Anyone test out DSR in GTA V with the Titan X?  I have a 1080P monitor and set (in Nvidia control panel) DSR to 4X and used gforce experience to enable the higher resolution. As soon as GTA V went to load my PC BSOD'ed.  I am not sure if anyone else had this same issue.  I also noticed if that DSR is not available for the GTA V.exe in the Nvidia control panel, does that mean DSR is not supported yet?  Even with all settings maxed I still see jagged edges, I was hoping DSR would clear that up a bit.

DSR is working just fine for me on GTA V through the control panel (not using gforce experience at all). I'm actually using x4 in practically all games I play from Watchdogs to XCOM. I also tick every available resolution setting (1.2x-4x) in global settings in case I want to run a slightly lower setting with more AA. On a side note though, if you alt-enter at all or use borderless window it will revert back to normal system resolution.  

Looking to pull the trigger on an X, since they are back in stock for now at the Egg. I'm def watercooling, so I was considering waiting on the hydrocopper - any ETA on that? 

MapRef41N93W
EVGA when are you guys going to ship some more cards to Amazon? Been waiting over 2 weeks to get my replacement for my defective card and still nothing. It's pretty frustrating that Newegg is getting them in stock all the time while Amazon has had nothing. I really wish I had gone with Newegg but I prefer Amazon for the return policy. 

I decided I wanted to play with a normal Titan X last week after the SC order at Tiger Direct fell through.  Did a quick search, in stock at $999 at Microcenter.  Ordered it with next day air, got it next day.  No tax, and $10 shipping.
 
You guys make this too complicated...

Haha. You have been waiting 2 weeks for your Amazon order? I have been waiting exactly a month for mine. You would think Amazon could fulfill a lot of these orders quicker.

Superclocked back in stock at Newegg as of 9:05 PM Pacific Time

MapRef41N93W
EVGA when are you guys going to ship some more cards to Amazon? Been waiting over 2 weeks to get my replacement for my defective card and still nothing. It's pretty frustrating that Newegg is getting them in stock all the time while Amazon has had nothing. I really wish I had gone with Newegg but I prefer Amazon for the return policy. 

THIS! +1

You know what tho. Maybe evga does limit what they send to Amazon. It's too easy for Amazon customers to abuse the return policy.

I would not keep reference cooler on TITAN X more than month.
That's not good solution for such good card. Backplate and waterblock and you can enjoy in performance and noise will come only from 120mm fans. Depend of resistor or fan controller and you can tune how much speed you want. 1500RPM good fans will bring you nice temps and silence.
I would choose EK Vardar 1800RPM if no Gentle Typhoon. Because they look elegant with Coolstream PE radiators and other EK stuff. 

As far as wait times for Amazon... I received 2 super clocked cards 4-22-15 which were ordered on 3-31-15.

Maybe it's not the card....
MapRef41N93W

I know one user confirmed that when ordering direct from Nvidia, the 3 year warranty is for the original purchase and does NOT transfer to another user if the card is sold second hand.. Weigh that in your considerations in case you decide to upgrade. I wouldn't spend 750+ on a used card that has no warranty, even if it is 2 days old.

That comes from Nvidia. Just posting it as a reminder as I see people buying them not knowing that.

Nitemare3219
The TITAN X can run on its reference stock cooler at 1400+ MHz core and 8000+ MHz memory with no issues. It is somewhat audible, but not dangerous. I am only expecting ~1550 MHz on water with 50-60 degree temperatures... not a huge increase, but temps are obviously much better. It was designed to run fine on its stock cooler.

I'm running 4x Titan X's with EK nickel/acetal blocks and backplates, depending upon the benchmark, they'll run 1510-1550MHz core and 8150 memory with a peak temperature of 40C.
 
This is only possible by running a custom bios though that allows for 1.27V and a higher power limit.

GunslingerOCS

Nitemare3219
The TITAN X can run on its reference stock cooler at 1400+ MHz core and 8000+ MHz memory with no issues. It is somewhat audible, but not dangerous. I am only expecting ~1550 MHz on water with 50-60 degree temperatures... not a huge increase, but temps are obviously much better. It was designed to run fine on its stock cooler.

I'm running 4x Titan X's with EK nickel/acetal blocks and backplates, depending upon the benchmark, they'll run 1510-1550MHz core and 8150 memory with a peak temperature of 40C.
 
This is only possible by running a custom bios though that allows for 1.27V and a higher power limit.

Great to hear. I knew about the custom BIOS, I'm just scared if running that much power with a 980 AIO hybrid cooler would be dangerous. Does your backplate cool the VRAM on the back?

Well logged into Amazon and for my order of 3 EVGA standard Titan X cards they are now quoting June 9th for the estimated delivery.  I ordered on March 24th so no way I'm waiting that long....

JJkillaNole

TheCrazyCanuck
Well logged into Amazon and for my order of 3 EVGA standard Titan X cards they are now quoting June 9th for the estimated delivery.  I ordered on March 24th so no way I'm waiting that long....

Where do you see the estimated delivery when you log into Amazon? For me all I see is "We'll email you when available". You think it's because you ordered 3 of them? The only reason why I'm holding out right now is because I had some credit to use with my Amazon account which ate some of the cost of the Titan X. Makes the price less jarring for the wife.

It showed up under the "On Order" tab after I logged into amazon.  It was listing June 9th all of the sudden so I contacted their support team which got in touch with the inventory team and the inventory person agreed that their estimate for the non-superclocked card was June 9th.  I thought maybe the delay was because I ordered three cards as well but when I asked them they said that as long as the system let me order three cards that shouldn't impact when I received them.  One thing that amazon was willing to do was give me a one-day shipping upgrade from my two-day (prime) shipping.  I ended up canceling my order and buying a super-clocked card from newegg and will get another hopefully in two days when their system lets me get another since it's limited to 1 per customer.
 
I'm guessing Nvidia is heavily limiting the number of cards that their partners like EVGA get in order to maximize their sales margins.  Then the effects of that ends up rolling down on amazon, newegg, etc...

MapRef41N93W
EVGA when are you guys going to ship some more cards to Amazon? Been waiting over 2 weeks to get my replacement for my defective card and still nothing. It's pretty frustrating that Newegg is getting them in stock all the time while Amazon has had nothing. I really wish I had gone with Newegg but I prefer Amazon for the return policy. 

Why didn't you use evga's rma service? Many say it's good and fast.