have you thought about liquid cooling it. i dont have the new black series but im having the same issue with the one sc thats not liquid cooled. waiting on my back plate to add it to my loop. my card that is liquid cooled does not throttle back at all temp wise. i had an issue of it throttling due to the tiny power target. i think the only way to get rid of gpu boost is flash the cards with third party bios. which i am going to do in the future just a little on the scared side with the amount of money spent. i do agree that gpu is a waste but at the same time its a baby sit program from what i read on it. it can be handy but for us who wants all our power it sux

We need to know what case you have, and what fans are in your pc, a picture of your setup and fans how they are setup would be great. With good airflow you can easily run a GTX Titan Black or a GTX 780 TI with autofan and not break 65c. No need to turn off boost clock.

Coolermaster HAF XB evo.... not a quiet case, even worse if he didnt get the solid clear top...
 
I agree, the card should not be getting very loud if it was getting good airflow. (unless your running older games or low res)
-->How do you have the H100 fans setup? they really should be set as EXHAUST or you will be pumping heat into your videocard 
 
You really do need to post up your detailed hardware config info as well as your monitor setup details AND what games you are playing
 
I am not sure what you expected from a top end videocard, GPU boost works perfectly as long as the fan profile is setup correctly.
*Most users report awesome performance with -zero- downclocking and temps below 70c 
 
Sounds like a very nice pair of headphones and a strong fan profile would solve all your problems
 

 
I agree with Maniac. Get a CM case. Sure Corsair is a good company who makes good Ram. But for cases, forget it. 

donta1979
We need to know what case you have, and what fans are in your pc, a picture of your setup and fans how they are setup would be great. With good airflow you can easily run a GTX Titan Black or a GTX 780 TI with autofan and not break 65c. No need to turn off boost clock.

hey thanks for the reply, donta. my case is a haf vb evo and the case is wide open like a test bench. there is no lack of air flowing through the case, but that's not the problem. the problem is that the gpu boost 2.0 causes the fan to run too loud. the unnecessary noise, from the fan, that is caused by gpu boost 2.0 is not wanted. i don't want my card to keep trying to boost to a faster clock only to have it reach a target heat level and then downclock itself to the speed of a 780 or a 770. if i wanted that i would have just bought a 780 or a 770 for less money. same performance, less money.
 
what i'm trying to say is this:
i want the card to run at an acceptable low to low-mid noise level for prolonged gaming sessions. but...
the card won't run at an acceptable noise level because...
it keeps boosting the clock speed and voltage which in turn...
causes the card fan speed to rise in order to keep the card from overheating. which in turn...
causes the fan to spin at 84% (too loud) or higher just to keep the card under 82C. the 84% fan speed is just way too loud for a $1100 video card. the reference cooler is just not good enough for a $1100 card.
 
now if the boost was disabled it wouldn't keep ramping up the voltage and heat and thus it wouldn't need a crazy high fan speed to keep it cool and it also wouldn't have to disable it's own cores after prolonged gaming sessions. this is the exact same thing the reference r9 290x cards did. i'm definitely not saying this titan black card is a terrible and loud monstrosity that the r9 290x reference piece of garbage cards were - those cards flat out sucked! those cards fans sounded like bigfoot's hairdryer crossed with a jet turbine engine (near deafening) with a whoosh of air on top of it all. while the titan black fan is near silent but the massive air it pushes, and the noise which that air creates, while continually ramping up the fan speed, too keep it from reaching the target heat temp which inturn downclocks the card, is still way too loud for a $1100 video card. 
 
this is why i want to know how to disable the gpu boost 2.0. for if i can disable the gpu boost 2.0, it won't boost the temps to the target limit and thus won't downclock the card from overheating when it gets there. and if i can find a nice acceptable fanspeed that isn't too noisy and will allow the card to run at under the target heat level then it also won't downclock itself because it won't try and boost itself until it hits the max temp level.
 
 
 

"...causes the fan to spin at 84% (too loud) or higher just to keep the card under 82C..."
 
That would be incorrect, as proper airflow should keep the videocard under 70c with the fan at only appox 70%
You clearly have airflow or room temp issue.
 
The performance envelope of your videocard and its temps/fan speeds is well known.
-->your reported temps of 82c at 84% fan speed means something is incorrect as those numbers are out of range
-------------------------------
 
As others have mentioned, with the videocard fan at 80% the temps on your card should NEVER go above 65-70c and the card will NOT downclock.

maniacvvv
"...causes the fan to spin at 84% (too loud) or higher just to keep the card under 82C..."
 
That would be incorrect, as proper airflow should keep the videocard under 70c with the fan at only appox 70%
You clearly have airflow or room temp issue.
 
The performance envelope of your videocard and its temps/fan speeds is well known.
-->your reported temps of 82c at 84% fan speed means something is incorrect as those numbers are out of range

open test bench = no airflow problems.

brownsfan70

maniacvvv
"...causes the fan to spin at 84% (too loud) or higher just to keep the card under 82C..."
 
That would be incorrect, as proper airflow should keep the videocard under 70c with the fan at only appox 70%
You clearly have airflow or room temp issue.
 
The performance envelope of your videocard and its temps/fan speeds is well known.
-->your reported temps of 82c at 84% fan speed means something is incorrect as those numbers are out of range

open test bench = no airflow problems.

Have you run open a open bench setup before?
Because there is NO air pressure, it is normal for fans to run faster in such a setup. And of course a open bench is as loud as it gets.

maniacvvv
 
As others have mentioned, with the videocard fan at 80% the temps on your card should NEVER go above 65-70c and the card will NOT downclock.

the lowest temps i can get the card to hold at is 63C and that is when the fan is at 100%.
 
if i run it at 84% (during heaven 4.0) it will stay at a "respectable" 74C-76C and that is still too loud IMO.

I updated the post with more clear instructions 
The above you tried to upload is a--> chrome HTML doc, you need JPEG 

thats a bit small (250x188) to see details...  you need to aim for about 700 for the first number

 
 

maniacvvv
I updated the post with more clear instructions 
The above you tried to upload is a--> chrome HTML doc, you need JPEG 

yeah. that was my heaven 4.0 benchmark score, i have a ton of them i saved. i clicked save when the benchmark was over and and it was saved as a html file with a google chrome icon. i don't know why or how to make it a jpeg.

maniacvvv

brownsfan70

maniacvvv
"...causes the fan to spin at 84% (too loud) or higher just to keep the card under 82C..."
 
That would be incorrect, as proper airflow should keep the videocard under 70c with the fan at only appox 70%
You clearly have airflow or room temp issue.
 
The performance envelope of your videocard and its temps/fan speeds is well known.
-->your reported temps of 82c at 84% fan speed means something is incorrect as those numbers are out of range

open test bench = no airflow problems.

Have you run open a open bench setup before?
Because there is NO air pressure, it is normal for fans to run faster in such a setup. And of course a open bench is as loud as it gets.

yeah man. i've been building pc's since like 2000, my first video card was a voodoo 5 5500 agp, my second video card to replace that was a an evga ti 4200. i have been a pc junkie since 1984 (i'm old).
 
when i close the case it doesn't change the fan speed, the gpu temps or the cpu temps. there is a mesh window on the top of the case so heat can rise out, or i can even mount a 200mm fan on it if i want to. the temps are the same when it is open and closed and the airflow is supreme in that case, it's actually fantastic.
 
also. if you look closely at the pic, there is  no exhaust fan on the case mounted by the cpu cooler. it's sitting on the table in the background. i even bother didn't install it yet because there is absolutely no heat coming off that cpu at all. that is one amazing cpu cooler! 

maniacvvv

brownsfan70

maniacvvv
I updated the post with more clear instructions 
The above you tried to upload is a--> chrome HTML doc, you need JPEG 

yeah. that was my heaven 4.0 benchmark score, i have a ton of them i saved. i clicked save when the benchmark was over and and it was saved as a html file with a google chrome icon. i don't know why or how to make it a jpeg.

Open the Heaven score HTML on the desktop so you can see it....
Then hit the "print screen" button on your keyboard
 
Now OPEN the PAINT program.... and hit CTRL and V at the same time (this will paste the entire desktop capture into the paint program) 
Now you have the desktop screen capture in PAINT, just use the CROP tool and then re-size it and save as JEPG
 

 

ok getting through technical difficulties with your expertise here, hahaha! 


this is the score i got when i OC'd the card 1 time with a 4.2 (3930k) cpu OC
+103 gpu clock
+404 vram
with max power target and temp in precision, i think it was 105 and 95C.
 
 

HeavyHemi
Psst...snipping tool. So much easier.

man i'ma total nub when it comes to this stuff. "it's tough to teach an old dog new tricks." but i'm learning :)
 
i've been doing this for about 15 years now, i guess it's time for me to finally "get it." hahaha!
 
edit: i never even knew there was a "snipping tool" in win 7 LOL! just googled it and am watching a video on it.