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Re: Overclocked FE 1080 Ti vs Overclocked Titan XP 2017/03/24 12:20:36 (permalink)
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The nvidia store made an error in my favor when I purchased them. 


And they did not want their $1,200 mistake fixed and returned back to them? If not, great for you! If you never said anything to them about it... you basically stole it. 


Production per card cost around $300 to $400. They still made money even with their little mistake. 
 
I even asked them if they wanted it back. They said I could keep it. 
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Re: Overclocked FE 1080 Ti vs Overclocked Titan XP 2017/03/24 23:47:54 (permalink)
The 1080 Ti's only advantage is its memory OC out of the box versus the Titan XP.  You can match this by simply adding +500MHz to your Titan XP memory clock.  The benefit of OCing the memory is very limited versus OCing the core clock.  I have yet to see any 1080 Ti's breaking 2100MHz aside from one under LN2, which is something a lot of Titan XPs are capable of.  Obviously, I would not recommend a Titan XP for a minor performance improvement since the 1080 Ti is a much better deal.

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Re: Overclocked FE 1080 Ti vs Overclocked Titan XP 2017/03/25 00:09:11 (permalink)
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The 1080 Ti's only advantage is its memory OC out of the box versus the Titan XP.  You can match this by simply adding +500MHz to your Titan XP memory clock.  The benefit of OCing the memory is very limited versus OCing the core clock.  I have yet to see any 1080 Ti's breaking 2100MHz aside from one under LN2, which is something a lot of Titan XPs are capable of.  Obviously, I would not recommend a Titan XP for a minor performance improvement since the 1080 Ti is a much better deal.


a lot of titan xps are hitting over 2100 on the fe cooler? as my gusse when aftermarket cards and water cooling starts showing up people will also hit 2100+ 
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Re: Overclocked FE 1080 Ti vs Overclocked Titan XP 2017/03/25 01:32:17 (permalink)
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The 1080 Ti's only advantage is its memory OC out of the box versus the Titan XP.  You can match this by simply adding +500MHz to your Titan XP memory clock.  The benefit of OCing the memory is very limited versus OCing the core clock.  I have yet to see any 1080 Ti's breaking 2100MHz aside from one under LN2, which is something a lot of Titan XPs are capable of.  Obviously, I would not recommend a Titan XP for a minor performance improvement since the 1080 Ti is a much better deal.


a lot of titan xps are hitting over 2100 on the fe cooler? as my gusse when aftermarket cards and water cooling starts showing up people will also hit 2100+ 




Hit 2100MHz or more on the stock cooler?  Yes.  Maintaining it though is a different story.  You'll need watercooling for that.  The review samples I've seen of the 1080 Ti seemed like slightly worse overclockers.

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