Palit releases GeForce GTX 780 Ti JetStream
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Koniakki
Finally! I plain love the Jetstream's! :thumbup:
Usually they are among the first to release the custom cards, but they taken their time with this one.
Hilbert do we have any indication this is a custom pcb card? Or they just slapped the cooler on the reference pcb with a couple power phases like their 780 Jetstream?
CrazY_Milojko
I agree with you Koniakki, JetStream series from Palit is probably the best bang for the buck thing that could be bought in Hi-End graphic card market for reasonable amount of money, at least a good chunk of money lower than competition Hi-End cards.
I'm also almost 100% sure (from my earlier experience with previous JetStream cards) that GTX780Ti JetStream is not using NVidia's reference based pcb, on Techpoweup thay say it's using 8-Phase PWM so I guess that JetStream can be good choice for advanced overclockers. I know that JetStream would not be on the same pair with MSI Lightning, Asus Matrix and similar EVGA, GigaByte custom-made based pcb's but it's going to be a lot cheaper and also nice for some advanced overclok.
SLI-756
I like this one also, but as I've said I'd be happy with a 780 vanilla (with view to get another at some point), or I'd even be happy to get into a certain lv. of debt for a 780Ti vanilla.
basically I want to try the titan cooler above anything (I'm being totally honest the new evga acx cooling doesn't do it for me, triple fans neither much, I'm totally impressed with my vapour chamber fan on my current card and doubt titan one would beat it as I think I got lucky.
so yeah for me titan cooler above anything else, and with these 780 and above cards OCing is an afterthought personally.
Mr_Alexander
I wish Palit cards were available in Canada. I remember Mr.Hilbert's review for Palit GTX 780 JetStream and I really wanted to get one but could not. This one really looks nice one too.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
Administrator
I guess you guys want a review then huh ? 🙂
Mr_Alexander
No we don't LOL. It will be only teasing for something I cant get. I would rather not know so it would not kill me.
On the serious not it would be much appreciated if you can test one in your Lab and share your results with us.:)
BarryB
They're one of the few manufacturers that boost the Memory Clock as well, not just the GPU, it's the reason I bought the 780 Super Jetstream and will probably buy another now the prices have dropped with the Ti cards shipping!
Koniakki
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I swear when I saw you post I read as: "I got one in the lab and the review is almost done! Be ready for it guys! 🙂"
:D 😀 😀
He's probably writing the Conclusion as we speak! 😀
Kevin cobley
I've had a Palit GTX680 Jetstream for nearly 18 months it's run permanently overclocked at 1250Mhz never runs hotter than 75c, really beautiful card.
I will be keeping this until 20 nan Maxwell cards appear in 10 months, but for a someone that demands a top of the line card I would recommend Palit, the 780Ti is a very tempting offering if I were a little richer I would buy it.
yelsewshane
Wish they would do this for the AMD 290 and 290x 🙂
Koniakki
I had both 670 and 680 Jetstream's and I know from experience that their cooler was not the best cooling especially for a triple fan 2.5 slot design.
BUT the 780 Jetstream cooler(dont know if its the same on the 770) is a huge step up over the old Jetstream cooler.
I was gaming at 60-65'C and that's with the clocks at 1280/7100 and 1.21V. :thumbup:
I think I might sell my 780 Classy and GB 780 WF3 and get one of these and call it a day.
And the above cards are not in SLi. I just bought the WF3 and then found a great deal on the Classy and bought that too and I'm selling the WF3.
But now I think I will sell both of them! I want that Jetstream! 😀
Netherwind
Yes please, sir 🙂
