GeForce GTX Titan Black Edition and GTX 790 Specs Leaked

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What is the point of releasing more "king pin" cards ... more than 999$what a joke. A Lambo is much faster than a corolla, but it also costs 20 times more. Keep releasing high end cards while AMD sweeps the real $$$$ under your foot. Let's hope NV has some " REAL " new stuff coming online in 2014 or competitors will be stealing important grounds from them. 900$+ GPU market represents how much % of sales and income ?? Ridiculous. Meanwhile, green fanboys are still buying overpriced mid range cards because NV has the highest performing card they can't afford!! Too bad we are getting hooked by vendors in NA on the new R9 serie ...the prices are still the same as from launch in most EUR ... blame it on the EGG and the NICXss ...
 

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What is the point of releasing more "king pin" cards ... more than 999$what a joke. A Lambo is much faster than a corolla, but it also costs 20 times more. Keep releasing high end cards while AMD sweeps the real $$$$ under your foot. Let's hope NV has some " REAL " new stuff coming online in 2014 or competitors will be stealing important grounds from them. 900$+ GPU market represents how much % of sales and income ?? Ridiculous. Meanwhile, green fanboys are still buying overpriced mid range cards because NV has the highest performing card they can't afford!! Too bad we are getting hooked by vendors in NA on the new R9 serie ...the prices are still the same as from launch in most EUR ... blame it on the EGG and the NICXss ...
Wow what rant. You mad bro? Cause you sound pissed, at everything.
 

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LMFAO
 

Executeorder66

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Surprising no one has read the actual article by ORIGINAL author. He clearly sais he is SPECULATING that these might be the specs. These are not leaked specs at all.
 

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No more 7's. I want a Maxwell 8 series. 880 or 890. I'm interested in a whole new chip design not rehashed Kepler just because Nvidia has lots extra ones still laying around.
 


They have to get rid of old stock somehow and surely it's better to sell them than to scrap them and then lie to their investors about they have "sold" them. :whistle:
 

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Over $1000 for a 790? That is insane. I'm sure some people with more money than brains will buy those, showing Nvidia that fools and their money are soon departed. Remember when $500 used to be a lot for a video card?
 


So how much is the dual version of the 290X?
 

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Not really, two 780Ti's win hands down.
Not really, two 780Ti's win hands down.
Not in 4k gaming. The article says each CPU will have 5 GB of RAM vs 3 for the 780 ti. 290x looses to 780ti at 1080p and beats it at 4k because of an extra GB of RAM. And thats on current gen games not made for 4k that lack 4k textures. Imagine the next Elder Scroll game with a 3rd party mega 4k texture pack addon. You will really be wishing for 2 Titan Blacks.
 


Chances are those cards will have been superseded by then.
 

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Not in 4k gaming. The article says each CPU will have 5 GB of RAM vs 3 for the 780 ti. 290x looses to 780ti at 1080p and beats it at 4k because of an extra GB of RAM. And thats on current gen games not made for 4k that lack 4k textures. Imagine the next Elder Scroll game with a 3rd party mega 4k texture pack addon. You will really be wishing for 2 Titan Blacks.
Display resolution has nothing to do with texture resolution.
 

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No one worth a damn buys a 780TI for stock. Your obviously not an enthusiast, sure the card at stock draws a little over 250w but once overclocked with PT and Voltage tweaks it draws much much more. I need a waterblock I am getting throttling from the VRM's.

The Best BIOS is the Skynet MOD, GPU boost is very annoying but not as much as their Green Light Program which limits the card at 1.21v.







 

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The VRAM is not the only reason why 290x beats out the 780TI, Higher ROP and larger memory bus. Sure the 780TI has higher clocked GDDR5 but I suspect that the timings are not as tight as the Titan, hence the reason why Titan can smash the 780TI is benchmarks.

Like the the 680 vs 7970, the 680 was a little faster but as time went on the 7970 became as much as 15% faster. The same will happen this generation, in my opinion the R9 will be the fastest single GPU out unitl next gen 20nm parts.
 

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Your telling me about 250w draw which I wasn't referring to earlier, don't talk about a card you don't have. The fact is the a fully unlocked GK110 draws more power than any other card. Take that ride on the "onion" right out of this thread! You take shots at AMD supporter and threaten long time posters who correct you?

 


A reference 780Ti does not have the power connectors to handle 400w (an enthusiast would know this) and all I asked was what particular 780Ti you had, which you still haven't answered and the picture you posted looked like a reference model.
 

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Yes it is a reference EVGA 780TI with a Skynet Modded BIOS, allowing for 200% power target. When you start overvolting that's when the power consumption increases significantly.

1306mhz / 1,37v / power draw 124% / load 99% 372W*
1333mhz / 1.37v / power draw 134% / load 99% 402W*
1359mhz / 1.37v / power draw 139% / load 99% 417W*
1385mhz / 1.37v / power draw 145% / load 99% 435W*
1400mhz / 1.39v / power draw 155% / load 99% 465W*

* one card only

6 Phase VRM´s (CORE) 60A each = 360A

DC-DC = I(A) × V(V) = P(W) =» 360A x 1.6v = 576W Theoretical MAX Wattage for the core

Plus 2 Phases for the memory and the rest of the card!

@ 1.40v = 504W
@ 1.45v = 522W


At stock the card draws only 250w I am not disputing this at all. The new EVGA KingPin 780TI has the ability for higher overvolting, should be able to hit 1300+ on air without a problem
 

redeemer

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75W for the 6 pin, 150W for the 8 pin and 75W from the slot for PCI-E 1.0...I am sure 2.0 specs allows for 150w from the slot.

Of course Power(watts)=Potential(Volts i.e. 12V) * current(amps)

So the supposed 380W is about 31A.

But that will be divided between 3 sources...and possibly 3 separate rails. However combined you can get a lot more than 300w a lot more!
 




It's still 75w according to this :- http://www.pcisig.com/developers/main/training_materials/get_document?doc_id=b590ba08170074a537626a7a601aa04b52bc3fec so your numbers don't add up, I'm starting to detect the whiff of BS...
 
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