Palit Extreme Overclocking GTX 780 Super JetStream

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 06/25/2013 08:41 AM | source: | 2 comment(s)

Palit releases the Palit GeForce GTX 780 JetStream series, and the first time to bring “Super JetStream” version to the market. The Super JetStream GTX 780 is a more advanced overclock version, it can tweak the GTX 780 performance to the highest level, according to palit. The factory overclocked Palit GeForce GTX 780 Super JetStream has a core clock of 980 MHz with its 3GB GDDR5 memory clock set at 6200 MHz (+192 MHz higher).

Equipped with the JetStream cooler and optimized product design, Palit GeForce GTX780 Super JetStream provides gaming benchmark up to19% compared with GTX 780 reference board.

In addition, Palit GeForce GTX 780 Jetstream series uses copper based to efficiently dissipate the heat from GPU and make 20% cooler and equipped with DrMOS and 8-phase PWM to make current circuit more stable and efficient which maximum the overclocking potential. With new JetStream thermal design features, the noise level is 6dB quieter and the temperature is 10 ℃ cooler under the hard game loading. Stay Quiet, Stay Cool and Enjoy the Highest speed with Palit Super JetStream.

dellon132
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#4622609 Posted on: 07/19/2013 03:41 PM

Hello everyone,

I just installed my new 7950 downloaded latest 13.6 beta drivers and 13.5 application profile but i can't find any presets in the ccc.

I think they should appear under the gaming section in 3D application settings.
I installed/reinstalled the application profiles, nothing...

Can you confirm it should work with 13.6 beta drivers ?

Thx

If you are running a Single Gpu setup then it's possible that those application profiles are hidden. So if you want to know whether or not it's working you would have to add a game executable located in your game installation folder. After doing so you should be presented with a message stating that the profile is already available for the game you are trying to add.

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#4622611 Posted on: 07/19/2013 03:44 PM

If you are running a Single Gpu setup then it's possible that those application profiles are hidden. So if you want to know whether or not it's working you would have to add a game executable located in your game installation folder. After doing so you should be presented with a message stating that the profile is already available for the game you are trying to add.

Ok !
Just added Far Cry 3 it showed me a message box just like you said.
I already added Tera and it didn't show.
Too bad bad they didn't do a profile for this game.

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