Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Thanks for the reply, I've got my 780 Ti at 1.21 running clocks of 1250/3850 stable but wouldn't mind a bit more voltage play 
Corsair 540 "Cube" Sandy Bridge E/SLI Titan
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Seb.F
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http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7702622
Current 3DMark11 score.
I wouldn't personally have wanted to take the titans above the 1.212V without watercooling though, I'd be cautious if you are still on air
Current 3DMark11 score.
I wouldn't personally have wanted to take the titans above the 1.212V without watercooling though, I'd be cautious if you are still on air
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7702622
Current 3DMark11 score.
I wouldn't personally have wanted to take the titans above the 1.212V without watercooling though, I'd be cautious if you are still on air
Nice score, I got just shy of 16.1k with the 4770K at 4.65GHZ and the 780 Ti at 1250/3850
Seb.F
New member
Nice work
So we're getting there. The only few snags to tidy up are that before Christmas I didn't get any 90 degree fitments, which I do need to sort out some of the odd tubing sections now. The worst is the inlet of the top rad, I only had 45 degree fittings so I have to loop the whole thing around to route it out the back. The tubing is a little long too - but I'll leave it that way until I pick up a good pump at some point.
Just a few snaps of things going in. There is a reason I'm missing a top titan, it's primarily because it decided to go pop. For what reason, I don't know, but it's being sorted now so no worries. I'm bracing it for the time being as removing the waterblock itself would mean I can't even use the system as I don't have a second blank and remove both is a HUGE pain in the butt as the O rings are almost impossible to fix in the right place on these new design ones.
Top is an ST240 rad with push/pull fans with air exhausting out the top, front is an ST360 rad with the fans pulling in as an intake. Have one rear SP120 acting as an exhaust too. I would really like some fans intaking from the bottom but I don't think I want to hack away at the case - I'm not huge on messing with cases like that. Stock fans are all removed. Damn thing is already full of dust though!!
So we're getting there. The only few snags to tidy up are that before Christmas I didn't get any 90 degree fitments, which I do need to sort out some of the odd tubing sections now. The worst is the inlet of the top rad, I only had 45 degree fittings so I have to loop the whole thing around to route it out the back. The tubing is a little long too - but I'll leave it that way until I pick up a good pump at some point.
Just a few snaps of things going in. There is a reason I'm missing a top titan, it's primarily because it decided to go pop. For what reason, I don't know, but it's being sorted now so no worries. I'm bracing it for the time being as removing the waterblock itself would mean I can't even use the system as I don't have a second blank and remove both is a HUGE pain in the butt as the O rings are almost impossible to fix in the right place on these new design ones.
Top is an ST240 rad with push/pull fans with air exhausting out the top, front is an ST360 rad with the fans pulling in as an intake. Have one rear SP120 acting as an exhaust too. I would really like some fans intaking from the bottom but I don't think I want to hack away at the case - I'm not huge on messing with cases like that. Stock fans are all removed. Damn thing is already full of dust though!!
Liking the night shots, that hose at the top deffo needs sorting, is that a loop from the rear section coming up to feed the radiator?
Facebooked anyways but will be great to see it evolve
Facebooked anyways but will be great to see it evolve
Seb.F
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Yeah, the OCD in me is currently kicking me in the face with that hose. Specialtech owe me a few parts so I'm going to order from them when they open again which isn't until around thursday I don't think!!
Seb.F
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Full load I'm not sure with just a single card if I'm honest! With two Titans they would hit around 55ish on full chat, CPU wouldn't often go above 62ish. This was testing them separately though, as when running benches SLI cards can take quite a bit of CPU, so trying to run a CPU bench test at the same time as a GPU one ends up dropping the GPU usage because the CPU can't keep up.
At idle, GPU around 23-26, CPU is around 27-36.
At idle, GPU around 23-26, CPU is around 27-36.
