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ChronoReverse wrote:I thought the 290X benches equal or slightly better than the 780? Why are all the 290X results slightly lower than the 780 on the graphs?
ChronoReverse wrote:Still, if true, this means greater than Titan performance across the board? That'd be mighty impressive.
JohnC wrote:ChronoReverse wrote:I thought the 290X benches equal or slightly better than the 780? Why are all the 290X results slightly lower than the 780 on the graphs?
Hardware benchmarks are a highly subjective thing, my dear friend
ChronoReverse wrote:I thought the 290X benches equal or slightly better than the 780? Why are all the 290X results slightly lower than the 780 on the graphs?
Duct Tape Dude wrote:What's the yellow line? Wattage?
auxy wrote:780Ti is a fully enabled GK110 (2880 shaders) and runs an gratuitously high base clock for such a large part: 1050Mhz. I'd love to have one, but there's no way I could afford it, unless some enterprising CUDA nerd wanted to trade me one for my Titan... hehe. ┐( ̄ヮ ̄)┌
sschaem wrote:If only nvidia where to add gsync to seiki 39" 4K TV.... $699 + $150... $849 for a 4K 120hz Gsync gaming monitor, seem like a great deal.
Airmantharp wrote:auxy wrote:780Ti is a fully enabled GK110 (2880 shaders) and runs an gratuitously high base clock for such a large part: 1050Mhz. I'd love to have one, but there's no way I could afford it, unless some enterprising CUDA nerd wanted to trade me one for my Titan... hehe. ┐( ̄ヮ ̄)┌
Well, if the supply of Titans were to dry up, yours could be worth more than you paid for it. Might want to go Craigslist fishing?
sschaem wrote:The 780 ti and 290x seem to be a exact match with BF3 at 4K... but here is the kicker, if this chart is true, the 780ti uses way more power.
If only nvidia where to add gsync to seiki 39" 4K TV.... $699 + $150... $849 for a 4K 120hz Gsync gaming monitor, seem like a great deal.
sschaem wrote:The 780 ti and 290x seem to be a exact match with BF3 at 4K... but here is the kicker, if this chart is true, the 780ti uses way more power
cynan wrote:You may as well make up a fantastical ~40" 4K TV brand. 120Hz at 4K is 4x the input bandwidth that the current Seikis support. I'd imagine the required ASIC upgrade alone to make that happen would add significantly to the price of the TV, nevermind Gsync.
Chrispy_ wrote:AMD and Nvidia have neither moved to a smaller fabrication process, nor have they made any significant architectural changes; These things are faster because they're bigger, hungrier and noisier.