ssiperko1

hallowen

Pgcmoore
Jacob? any hint on the next batch? this week>next week?
I don't even need or want but think I going to buy one anyway!!!

LOL, I Know how you feel!

+1 wants and needs....... I want to trade my 980 KP's for a 980Ti KP because my system needs it. :D
 
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nathanb316
If you have a custom loop should you go with the lower asic card?

Szeged
higher asic is not ALWAYS better.
 
i have three titan xs right now, one 70%, one 66.2% one 62.7%, on stock bios the 70% card does 1443 max core clock, on stock bios the 66.2% does 1483 max core clock, on stock bios the 66.2% does 1466 max core clock all at the same voltage and temperatures.
 
ASIC
 
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jack
 
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ambient
 
temperature
 
overclocking.

bdubchambers
 
4) I'm sharing my personal experience with a custom loop and the 680, 780, 780ti, and 980ti series, so don't sit there and tell me I'm wrong when I've clearly done the testing myself. If your experience has been different, fine, but mine has been the opposite.  If you really want to start with screenshots, we can, but this is common sense and shouldn't require so much work./..

Szeged
Saying "higher asic is always better" is the most blanket statement ever especially if you have only tested a few cards.
 
 
ive had a good 20 something gpus in the past year and having higher asic has never related to higher overclocking on them. sure they generally have higher stock clocks out of the box with higher asic but in terms of overclocking it doesnt mean anything. Again, too much emphasis on asic, not enough emphasis on fine tuning the gpus and silicon lottery.

veniaminshows

Szeged
Saying "higher asic is always better" is the most blanket statement ever especially if you have only tested a few cards.
 
 
ive had a good 20 something gpus in the past year and having higher asic has never related to higher overclocking on them. sure they generally have higher stock clocks out of the box with higher asic but in terms of overclocking it doesnt mean anything. Again, too much emphasis on asic, not enough emphasis on fine tuning the gpus and silicon lottery.

You need a year to test 20 gpus bcz you blablabla to much on ocn.net
I bench 20 gpus or so just this month :p

Szeged
on my 780ti kingpins (i had 3) i had one card at 60% asic, one at 63.3% asic and one at 85.4% asic, 60% card was average on air and water, 63.3% was pretty good on air and water, 85.4% was slightly above average on water.
 
on sub zero for all three the 63.3% was the best, 85.4 was second best, 60% i think was just a dud overall for memory overclocking so i didnt get far with it, core was decent though.

EVGA_JacobF
Perhaps today sounds like a good day