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#4603644 Posted on: 05/24/2013 05:59 PM
For those interested it's a good idea to dive deep into THG's 2013 workstation charts. THG already had a Titan specific workstation review last month...
For those interested it's a good idea to dive deep into THG's 2013 workstation charts. THG already had a Titan specific workstation review last month...
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#4603672 Posted on: 05/24/2013 06:30 PM
Its even worse if you look their OpenCL benchmark with DP...
It was to expect, they have restrict DP to 1/24 ( like 680).
Now on benchmark who dont forcibly use DP.. things are a bit better. ( at least between 580 > 780 )
Yeah it should be better by SP since it has 4tflops vs ~ 1.7tflops by 580GTX.
Its even worse if you look their OpenCL benchmark with DP...
It was to expect, they have restrict DP to 1/24 ( like 680).
Now on benchmark who dont forcibly use DP.. things are a bit better. ( at least between 580 > 780 )
Yeah it should be better by SP since it has 4tflops vs ~ 1.7tflops by 580GTX.
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#4603956 Posted on: 05/25/2013 12:21 AM
Well I stand corrected. Those temperatures are absolutely INSANE. What's the weight of the EVGA heatsink?
Well I stand corrected. Those temperatures are absolutely INSANE. What's the weight of the EVGA heatsink?
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#4604054 Posted on: 05/25/2013 03:52 AM
Cant wait to get my hands on three of these.... With 3gb of vram, I shouldn't run into any issues with triple 1080p 120hz monitors.
Cant wait to get my hands on three of these.... With 3gb of vram, I shouldn't run into any issues with triple 1080p 120hz monitors.
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#4604055 Posted on: 05/25/2013 03:52 AM
@Hillbert ,
on 'overclocking' page under 'original' the boost clock is 9006mhz.
Nice review by the way.
@Hillbert ,
on 'overclocking' page under 'original' the boost clock is 9006mhz.
Nice review by the way.
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#4604699 Posted on: 05/26/2013 04:06 AM
Still confused about the launch of the $1k Titan just to have this card be released soon after with similar performance at a much lower cost.
Still confused about the launch of the $1k Titan just to have this card be released soon after with similar performance at a much lower cost.
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#4604812 Posted on: 05/26/2013 11:31 AM
They did the same with 680 release only to bring out the 670 a month later. I guess it makes the 780 look like a better deal compared to a titan even if it is £549 ..
They did the same with 680 release only to bring out the 670 a month later. I guess it makes the 780 look like a better deal compared to a titan even if it is £549 ..
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#4604825 Posted on: 05/26/2013 11:54 AM
The 780 GPUs were piling up in the bins because they're not sold as a Tesla part, Titan may look like a profitable part at $1k but the Tesla K20X costs EIGHT times as much, hence is way more profitable per GPU. Like nVidia have told us, they were amazed to sell that many Titans in such a short period. So not only do they prefer selling $7-8k Teslas over $1k Titans, but also left-over, third rate silicon 'junk' as $650 780s. And it's funny to see the junk keep up with the big boy when half its die is completely dead. Talk about wasted silicon.
Prices at IBM:
14 SMX Tesla K20X= $7,399 = $1k Titan
13 SMX Tesla K20 = $4,975 = no Geforce
12 SMX LEFTOVER = $650 Geforce 780
Let's just assume the 12SMX part was already on the original Kepler roadmap as the 760 or something...
The 780 GPUs were piling up in the bins because they're not sold as a Tesla part, Titan may look like a profitable part at $1k but the Tesla K20X costs EIGHT times as much, hence is way more profitable per GPU. Like nVidia have told us, they were amazed to sell that many Titans in such a short period. So not only do they prefer selling $7-8k Teslas over $1k Titans, but also left-over, third rate silicon 'junk' as $650 780s. And it's funny to see the junk keep up with the big boy when half its die is completely dead. Talk about wasted silicon.
Prices at IBM:
14 SMX Tesla K20X= $7,399 = $1k Titan
13 SMX Tesla K20 = $4,975 = no Geforce
12 SMX LEFTOVER = $650 Geforce 780
Let's just assume the 12SMX part was already on the original Kepler roadmap as the 760 or something...
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#4604849 Posted on: 05/26/2013 01:04 PM
Yields. And then some artificial pricing, and you're good to go.
Still confused about the launch of the $1k Titan just to have this card be released soon after with similar performance at a much lower cost.
They did the same with 680 release only to bring out the 670 a month later. I guess it makes the 780 look like a better deal compared to a titan even if it is £549 ..
Yields. And then some artificial pricing, and you're good to go.
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#4604995 Posted on: 05/26/2013 05:06 PM
Pretty much this.
Yields. And then some artificial pricing, and you're good to go.
Pretty much this.
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#4605749 Posted on: 05/27/2013 07:27 PM
Sweet looking card.
Sweet looking card.
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Its even worse if you look their OpenCL benchmark with DP...
It was to expect, they have restrict DP to 1/24 ( like 680).
Now on benchmark who dont forcibly use DP.. things are a bit better. ( at least between 580 > 780 )
( I dont put Luxmark ( who is a no go for Kepler anyway )
( Will be interesting to get some CUDA results )