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A few sites have done benchmarks on them. Just wondering how it compared to 1080 ti in SLI. If fewer games will be using SLI in the future then I'd go with the Titan. If not, 1080 ti. Tough decision...

Even on an overclocked Titan XP?

If SLI isn't future proof then wouldn't I be better off with Titan XP? I don't care about price with this. I saved up for a big purchase. Just want maximum performance.

4k @ 60hz but plan on getting the new ASUS 4k monitor running @144hz when it releases.

I'm about to spend big bucks on a GPU or 2. The recent release of the Titan XP has me stumped. Would you guys recommend 2 1080 ti's in SLI or 1 Titan XP? I was planning on 2 EVGA GTX 1080 ti FTW3's but now I'm torn...

yep

Woot woot!

CPU-Z and Core Temp

Mainly Prime 95 version 26.6 build 3. Running Small FFT, Blend etc.

After reading everyone else's results, I feel like I might be insanely lucky... Or I'm absolutely clueless... I built a new gaming rig and have my i7 7700k running at 5.0 GHz on 1.30 vcore on air. Ran multiple stress tests, including Prime 95 version 26.6 build 3, and my temps never went above...

Second Update: After tinkering with older version of Prime 95, I've got this beast running at 5 GHz at only 1.30 vcore with Max temps after an hour of 100% load only hitting 68°c! All on air! Did I hit the silicon lottery?!

UPDATE: Crap... I was using the newest version of Prime 95 for these tests. Just read about how you want the older version. Redid the tests with Prime 95 version 26.6 build 3 and max temp at load was 69c. HUGE DIFFERENCE!

Just built a new gaming rig and was wondering if these cpu temps are normal. Overclocked to 4.8 GHz with a 1.330 vcore. Temps at 100% load running Prime 95 for 1 hour max out at 81c. Playing Battlefield 1 and Mass Effect Andromeda with everything maxed out only pushes cpu to 61c. Idle is between...