Posts by specopsFI

Quote:Originally Posted by Renairy 1228Mhz / 1.187v (Stock BIOS) Crysis3, Heaven 4.0, Valley & 3Dmark stable You seem to hit the power limit already, though. Those "1"s on the power limit graph should mean that at least for a...

Quote:Originally Posted by perkeleprkl Thanks, pretty thorough comparison and pretty much highlights what im thinking at this point. I only see one logical reason why someone would buy a titan over 780 for gaming. Thats extra high...

Quote:Originally Posted by y2kcamaross I don't think 1090 is the boost, I think that's before it boosts, but he never shows a picture of it boosting so I dunno, guru3d got 1215mhz Getting a hold of the OC's on these really is a...

Quote:Originally Posted by ahnafakeef Any way to get a stable clock like that on a Titan? I'll be more than happy even at 1150MHz core if it doesnt throttle at all. Raised the voltage from 1.162 to 1.175 to 1.186 and its still...

Quote:Originally Posted by Blindsay sorry if this is a noob question but is there no way around that power limit? Custom BIOS. Really popular in OCN, but not everyone's cup of tea.

Quote:Originally Posted by MerkageTurk Thanks +Rep No probs. I think there's not enough data out there on OC'ing with Boost 2.0. You can't take anything for granted with these cards when it comes to overclocking. The only way to...

Note: This is my personal experience. YMMV and that's the beauty of this world we live in. I'm not flaming anyone and would prefer that no one else will, either. When Titan was launched, I liked almost everything about it. It looks...

Quote:Originally Posted by h2spartan Something strange i noticed or is this normal? So I ran stock volts on stock bios with +100 to the core and it was giving me a consistent 1163mhz. Then i upped the volts by 38mv to give me 1.2v...

Quote:Originally Posted by criminal I see what you did there. Yep. Nothing blows like a good *CLASSIFIED*!

Quote:Originally Posted by kx11 is this even real ?!! [[SPOILER]] almost 6gb of Vram ?!!R* quirk. For some reason, they want to double the memory and the requirements of it when SLI'd.