dextor1259
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Mine is only 61.3...
What about yours???
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 00:23:43
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how bad is 67.6 ?
I thought we (evga forums) had this discussion during the last titan, and ASIC didnt matter for OC.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 00:37:11
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I've had two 780 ti kingpins, one very low ASIC, (less that 60) and it couldn't keep stable at factory set OC. then the RMA one had a High ASIC at 90%+ and couldn't OC worth a cent either, (and it died, need to get around to RMAing it again I guess)
so being at both ends of the spectrum, I don't think it matters all that much, at least from what I've seen of ASIC. What I can say is that the high ASIC rated one had a lower voltage set by the bios, under the same loads/clocks so it may be a factor in heat or if you manually adjust the voltage, but that's iffy imo.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 06:37:26
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 06:58:38
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ASIC doesn't really actually matter, but for what it's worth, mine are 72 and 77.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 08:28:28
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71.1. A NUMBER I WILL TAKE TO MY GRAVE.
Wait, no, not that number.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 10:38:52
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I'm pretty devastated by mine  Lowest I've ever had was 70, the 780's in the box behind me were 78 and 83. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!!! RMA?
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 10:44:40
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My Titan X SC is 81.1% but I don't think it really matters from what I understand.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 10:59:00
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I'm pretty devastated by mine
Lowest I've ever had was 70, the 780's in the box behind me were 78 and 83. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!
RMA?
Well, you should def test them first to see what they can do. Your not going to be able to rma unless they turn out to not be able to hold there stock clocks/voltage or some other issue. What they don't tell you in the asic test is what the test considers a high or low quality reading, so people just make assumptions. On that fact, I would take that rating with a grain of salt until you test your cards properly and see where they stand.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 11:46:55
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ASIC doesn't mean anything guys... really doesn't. Best overclocking card I ever had was the lowest ASIC 7970 that I had... had a 60% 7970 Lightning that would do 1260/1900 on just 1.21V. Also, had an 81% 780 ACX that wouldn't overclock more than 50 MHz on the core without becoming unstable. ASIC is more or less meaningless.
post edited by tackle70 - 2015/05/09 13:42:36
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 12:05:03
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If I had a Titan X it would be 95%
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 15:18:01
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acanofcoke
I'm pretty devastated by mine
Lowest I've ever had was 70, the 780's in the box behind me were 78 and 83. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!
RMA?
Well, you should def test them first to see what they can do. Your not going to be able to rma unless they turn out to not be able to hold there stock clocks/voltage or some other issue. What they don't tell you in the asic test is what the test considers a high or low quality reading, so people just make assumptions. On that fact, I would take that rating with a grain of salt until you test your cards properly and see where they stand.
They seem to top out at 1468 (not tried Mem yet, waiting for backplates) It's just you spend a certain amount of money and expect......I don't know....just better.. £1800 and I'm disapointed :(
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 15:31:50
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I've had two 780 ti kingpins, one very low ASIC, (less that 60) and it couldn't keep stable at factory set OC. then the RMA one had a High ASIC at 90%+ and couldn't OC worth a cent either, (and it died, need to get around to RMAing it again I guess)
so being at both ends of the spectrum, I don't think it matters all that much, at least from what I've seen of ASIC. What I can say is that the high ASIC rated one had a lower voltage set by the bios, under the same loads/clocks so it may be a factor in heat or if you manually adjust the voltage, but that's iffy imo.
I would like to see some science behind this. To see if it is really matter. I had a gtx 770 and it had a ASIC i the 60s that could OC between 1350-1375 cant remember specifics.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/09 15:33:40
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I'm pretty devastated by mine
Lowest I've ever had was 70, the 780's in the box behind me were 78 and 83. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!
RMA?
If it is performing at factory a settings you cant perform a RMA. It is a silicone lottery when ot comes to OC. Why you can see gunslinger sell 5960x and high end gpu's all the time.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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Think i just lost the silicone lottery with one of my Titan X cards. Got the lowest Asic so far in the thread :P  57.7% and 69.7%
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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78 and 70
I've been running mine at 1300mhz
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
2015/05/10 13:08:17
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acanofcoke
They seem to top out at 1468 (not tried Mem yet, waiting for backplates) It's just you spend a certain amount of money and expect......I don't know....just better.. £1800 and I'm disapointed :(
So you got a pair of cards that overclocks better than average (~1400 MHz is average), and you're disappointed because of a meaningless number? That makes no sense at all. 1468 stable for a pair of cards in SLI on stock BIOS is very good.
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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acanofcoke
They seem to top out at 1468 (not tried Mem yet, waiting for backplates) It's just you spend a certain amount of money and expect......I don't know....just better.. £1800 and I'm disapointed :(
So you got a pair of cards that overclocks better than average (~1400 MHz is average), and you're disappointed because of a meaningless number? That makes no sense at all. 1468 stable for a pair of cards in SLI on stock BIOS is very good.
It's not stock bios
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Re: To GTX Titan X owners, what are your card's ASIC?
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