Hey my soon to be comrades (I'll be getting my Titan X SC today), I have a quick question. Do you think that one Titan X will be good for my setup (Acer XB280HK 4K G Sync 60 Hz)? I'm not really into using a lot of AA for games at 4K so the way I see it is that almost all of the games that I play would be at least 40-55 FPS (most obviously being over 60 FPS) especially with an overclock. Since my monitor is G-Sync, I'm under the impression that 45-60 FPS is the sweet spot (anything over 60FPS would be overkill since the refresh rate is only 60Hz which is why I'm trying to purchase another Titan X).
 
The problem that I had with my 780 Ti SLI setup was the VRAM. I almost always saw usage close to 3GB on non AAA games. From the benchmarks that I've seen, the Titan X OCed can be very close to a 980 SLI setup (and the 980s are faster than the 780 Ti) so I'm hoping that at least I would match my 780 Ti setup in terms of FPS. 
 
 

I purchased my Titan X directly through Nvidia and it shipped from Spring, TX.

I also wondered why there was oily residue if no thermal pads had been on there. I suppose it's possible this was a test sample or something. Nothing too special about the card, though. It ramps up to 82-83c with the fan profile set to auto and power limit at 110. Even after repasting with MX4, I think I saw only a 1-2c drop in temps. I think mx4 has to cure some.

I'm not happy about it, but I'm glad I checked. I will not be overclocking the memory at all until I get some thermal pads ordered from PPC.

The core overclocks nicely. I got it up to 1450MHz but it throttles in valley.

Yeah I'll check tonight. Those temps are Windowed. When I get home I'll try full screen.

Card is a throttle monster, though. Even at 67c, it wants to throttle.

Ther All Super clocked Version One package dint come with a sc sticker

SC is in stock now at newegg
http://www.newegg.com/Pro...x?Item=N82E16814487130

aialghannam


Do you reach those temps while in windowed mode? If so, can you try the valley benchmark in fullscreen mode and check the temps.

Temps hit 84c with everything maxed @1080p and a power limit of 110.
 
Valley really is a brutal stability test. You can run an overclock all day long in games and 3DMark, but as soon as you try to run it in Valley.. CRASH/FAIL. It could be a case of poor coding, though, I suppose.

One Titan X SC left on Amazon for those who want to pick one up: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UXTN5P0/ref=s9_wish_gw_d7_g147_i1?ie=UTF8&colid=2049ZHP55BGRH&coliid=I3TQB23TB8U9HZ&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=desktop-1&pf_rd_r=1FVR9DMQAZ74BY8YC5GD&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=1970559082&pf_rd_i=desktop
 
I'd buy it, but it ends up costing me 1855.AUD to have it imported to Australia :'( That's 1429.29 USD and no retailers here are stocking the SC edition it would seem. 
 
Edit: also in stock at Newegg http://www.newegg.com/Pro...x?Item=N82E16814487130

El-Dubya
 
Strange, my vanilla Titan ran circles around Valley/Heaven at 1400+ core, but 3dMark and games kept crashing. Unfortunately I had to settle on a max OC of 1327 core....meh.  

Are you going to put them underwater? 1327 is pretty solid in and of itself. Also, you can always drop that 980 Hydro Cooler on it. That will definitely put you passed 1400MHz.

Speaking of stability testing, I've had to back down my overclock just to not crash on the end between-rounds screen of BF4.  Can play the maps themselves all day long no problem but the load screen = fail.

Got my DP cables last night and set up my Nvidia Surround system on the Titan X SC at 6030x1080. Runs like champ. I didn't get much time to do testing but I played Skyrim for about 45 minutes with all settings maxed and it never faultered. Stayed at 120 frames cap the entire time and didn't crack 71c. Stayed at 1316mhz for the most part.
 
So I'm sold, glad I bought this thing. Coming from the GTX 690 that dumped hot air into your case, I'm really impressed with the cooling too. Will do some more testing this weekend on Shadows of Mordor.

I have 4x EVGA GeForce GTX TITAN X Superclocked

mike211
I have 4x EVGA GeForce GTX TITAN X Superclocked

  Excellent behaviour. 

LoL,Your're welcome

Quick question.. my TitanX will down clock below 1000MHz in games like Skyrim and Team Fortress 2. I thought the card was not supposed to do that?

Ok results are in for my 3x Titan X’s AIOs:

Setup:

3x Stock Nvidia Titan X’s with stock BIOS with EVGA 980 All-In-One liquid coolers

Case/Cooling: Caselabs Mercury S8. 7 intake fans. 6 exhaust fans (room for 1 more exhaust)

Fans: All Corsair SP120 Quiet Editions running at the static full speed of 1,450RPM 23dBA

GPU Fan speed: Lowest possible setting (22% around 1050RPM)

GPU setup: Sandwich stacked

Overclock: +225Mhz on all 3 cards (1440Mhz speed)

Highest temperature rating running intense GPU benchmarks: 60C (Probably 50C in games)

I couldn’t find anything to measure GPU VRM & Memory temp unless someone can point me in the right direction

If this was Tri-SLI sandwich stacked on air, the GPU fans would probably be running at 100% at a full 5800RPM and would probably be reaching 90C+ and throttling. Plus 100x louder.

Yes I have room for 1 more AIO Titan X & a slot at the top to put the radiator but I don’t think I’ll need it! (at least just yet)

My biggest complaint is the motors make an annoying buzzing sound. I am VERY familiar with the problems all the Corsair CPU AIOs have and this isn’t any of them. This isn’t the sound of air trapped inside nor the sound of the pump getting too much voltage leading to a ticking sound. It’s the same sound as a wire slightly touching one of your case fans or something. My suspicion is maybe the pump is getting too much voltage or this is just how they are. I have to run a voltage regulator on my Corsair CPU AIO H105 so it doesn’t make a horrible grinding/ticketing sound. This might be happening because the Titan X’s fan the pump leeches off of may have more amps than the 980s and this pump was made for the 980 so that MAY be the cause but again unsure. When I just had one of these running, my fans running at 725RPM would cover up the sound. Having 3 of these now the buzzing sound grows. Now I can still SLIGHTLY hear it even when my fans are at full 1,450 RPM. Again not a big deal because I can’t hear it at all when playing games or there’s some type of background noise. Only in a quiet room with just my computer running I can hear the motors.

These AIOs perform in both performance and sound exactly where it should. Between air cooling and full water cooling. I am happy with the purchase but I wish it didn’t have the buzzing sound. I may get a single Titan X AIO if EVGA ever comes out with one to see if the buzzing goes away. I don’t think I can mod the voltage to the pump since it uses a weird small 4 pin connector that the GPU fan uses.

It’s not pretty but it’s functional! I stopped caring how the inside of my case looked a few years ago when I realized I was spending more time building my computers than actually using them. No window on my case. I recommend everyone try to do the same. It’s like a weight has been lifted off your shoulders.