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MSI Announces GTX 780 Ti
A few hours too soon MSI went full monty with this on their website. The new MSI GTX 780Ti ties incredible performance and power efficiency into one great product. Boost your gaming experience with a stunningly beautiful, quiet design. With NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 you get maximum clock speeds while PhsyX and TXAA technologies give smooth, sharp graphics. Whether you're playing on stunning 4K monitors at extreme settings or multiple monitors at 2560x1600/2560x2440, the GTX 780 Ti provides horsepower to drive all of today's most demanding games. The GTX 780 Ti also is ready for 3D displays and is supported by GeForce Experience which automatically optimizes your games for optimum performance.
The MSI GTX 780Ti is filled to the brim with technology that improves your gaming experience. The recently announced NVIDIA(R) G-SYNC(TM) is fully supported and removes tearing and reduces input lag. Streaming your games to a NVIDIA SHIELD(TM) gaming console allows you to play your favorite PC game on this portable console. GeForce Experience takes the hassle out of configuring your games for optimum performance and ShadowPlay(TM) which automatically captures your favorite gaming moments. The GTX 780Ti can be run in 3-way SLI(R) configurations for maximum performance.
Technical specifications
| Name | GTX 780Ti 3GD5 |
| GPU | GK 110 |
| Processors | 2880 Units |
| Clock Speed | 867 MHz (Base) / 928 MHz (Boost) |
| Memory Size | 3072 MB |
| Memory Type | GDDR5 / 384 Bit |
| Outputs | DL-DVI-I, DL-DVI-D, HDMI, DisplayPort |
| Dimensions | 263 x 111 x 41 mm |
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#4695393 Posted on: 11/07/2013 02:46 PM
Except a single Titan doesn't really have the grunt that the GTX 780 Ti has (seeing as it has fewer shader cores or whatever they're called) so it would have to run 4K games at lower detail levels anyway to maintain a good framerate.
Except a single Titan doesn't really have the grunt that the GTX 780 Ti has (seeing as it has fewer shader cores or whatever they're called) so it would have to run 4K games at lower detail levels anyway to maintain a good framerate.
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#4695401 Posted on: 11/07/2013 02:57 PM
not if you put the titan in sli, the 6gb will defiantly be a advantage for multi card gaming at 4k
Except a single Titan doesn't really have the grunt that the GTX 780 Ti has (seeing as it has fewer shader cores or whatever they're called) so it would have to run 4K games at lower detail levels anyway to maintain a good framerate.
not if you put the titan in sli, the 6gb will defiantly be a advantage for multi card gaming at 4k
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#4695405 Posted on: 11/07/2013 03:01 PM
I wonder how much this is going to cost? If it's the same price as I paid for my GTX 780 (£550) now that my card has been discounted but also faster, less power hungry, quieter and cooler running (I'd guess it'll max out at 80 C) then it would be reasonably good value. I say reasonable because NVIDIA cards are like expensive luxury items and rarely bargains.
However, the R9 290/290X both have 4 GB of VRAM whereas the GTX 780 Ti has 3 GB which may become a factor in 4K gaming.
I wouldn't worry about that Darren, well unless you plan on buying a 4K screen within the next two years. Though it wouldn't be a good idea since those screens are very expensive and the prices are not likely to drop just yet since the average gamer still has to jump on the 1440/1600p train. My guess is that by the time you buy a 4K screen it will be the time of Maxwell or even Volta which will have 16 or 32GB VRAM and then 4K won't be an issue at all
I wonder how much this is going to cost? If it's the same price as I paid for my GTX 780 (£550) now that my card has been discounted but also faster, less power hungry, quieter and cooler running (I'd guess it'll max out at 80 C) then it would be reasonably good value. I say reasonable because NVIDIA cards are like expensive luxury items and rarely bargains.
However, the R9 290/290X both have 4 GB of VRAM whereas the GTX 780 Ti has 3 GB which may become a factor in 4K gaming.
I wouldn't worry about that Darren, well unless you plan on buying a 4K screen within the next two years. Though it wouldn't be a good idea since those screens are very expensive and the prices are not likely to drop just yet since the average gamer still has to jump on the 1440/1600p train. My guess is that by the time you buy a 4K screen it will be the time of Maxwell or even Volta which will have 16 or 32GB VRAM and then 4K won't be an issue at all
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#4695408 Posted on: 11/07/2013 03:03 PM
Impatiently awaiting the review.........
Impatiently awaiting the review.........
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Most people are forgetting on key difference between this and Titan, Titan have 6GB of Memory, that can make the difference in 4k resolution for some heavy textured games, don't know if this happen already but in future some AAA game will max the 3GB memory and give the Titan an advantage.