Inno 3d GTX titan

[TCNephilim]

What do you think about the upcoming Inno 3d GTX TITAN ?
Does it worth it ?

 

[tinytomlogan]

Its a reference design, they are all the same.

 

[alienware]

Its a reference design, they are all the same.

Yeah IIRC Nvidia put out strict instructions for board partners to leave it alone. Same with the 690.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Yeah IIRC Nvidia put out strict instructions for board partners to leave it alone. Same with the 690.

Ref ones are. But there will be custom PCB's soon.

 

[alienware]

Ooo nice !

Will be interesting to see how they come clocked.

 

[Musguelha17]

I believe he's talking about the one with a 120mm rad, à lá Ares II.

 

[Roooker]

I just googled it and boy this is going to be interesting It is advertised with a clock of 937 which is nothing less that 100 mhz more then all other titan cards out there.

 

[TCNephilim]

I believe he's talking about the one with a 120mm rad, à lá Ares II.

He is right i'm thinking about the rad they will put like the rad they put on ares II

 

[Xayer]

I'm looking forward to watch Tom, reviewing Inno3D's iChill GeForce GTX Titan

 

[alienware]

It's nothing like the Ares. The Ares has a double thick rad.

I ran a GTX 480 on an Antec Kuhler (so pretty much the same as this Titan) and the rad used to get so hot you could not touch it.

I would avoid it tbh. I just don't think the cooling solution is enough for Titan.

 

[DarthDudo]

It's nothing like the Ares. The Ares has a double thick rad.

I ran a GTX 480 on an Antec Kuhler (so pretty much the same as this Titan) and the rad used to get so hot you could not touch it.

I would avoid it tbh. I just don't think the cooling solution is enough for Titan.

I think you should probably have a look at the accelero hybrids cooling performance on last series cards before you write this off completely, It wouldn't be my first choice of cooler but I think it is more than capable of cooling a titan very well considering some end-user results and reviews.Have a google and see if you change your mind on its ability as a cooler

 

[Cru]

why would you want a thin 120mm rad on your titan?
whoever got the money to buy a titan (well ofc it's overpriced btw) and doesn't build a custom loop needs to be slapped

 

[DarthDudo]

why would you want a thin 120mm rad on your titan?
whoever got the money to buy a titan (well ofc it's overpriced btw) and doesn't build a custom loop needs to be slapped

Space requirements??Maybe somone runs a h100 for cpu and wants this for their gpu who knows. I agree it should be full water but to each their own I just disagree that this is not capable of cooling a titan

 

[Cru]

Space requirements??Maybe somone runs a h100 for cpu and wants this for their gpu who knows. I agree it should be full water but to each their own I just disagree that this is not capable of cooling a titan

if you buy a $1000 gpu you won't have a tiny $70 case
at least i hope so

 

[DarthDudo]

if you buy a $1000 gpu you won't have a tiny $70 case
at least i hope so

I have seen far stranger builds dont say you havnt

 

[Cru]

I have seen far stranger builds dont say you havnt

i have
thats why i said i hope so

 

[alienware]

I think you should probably have a look at the accelero hybrids cooling performance on last series cards before you write this off completely, It wouldn't be my first choice of cooler but I think it is more than capable of cooling a titan very well considering some end-user results and reviews.Have a google and see if you change your mind on its ability as a cooler

I've looked at reviews. All it is is a copy of what Dwood had been doing for ages with his brackets.

On a GTX 670 or 680 I would say yes, it's a decent cooling solution. But on something as powerful as Titan it's a bit of a waste of time IMO.

As I mentioned before I was more concerned about the heat of the radiator and pump. All that heat can't be good for a tiny little pump and rad and I question its ability in the long term.

As I said I had a 480 on the same cooler pretty much and it got way too hot for my liking. Yes, temps at the core were very good (62c @ 980mhz) but the rad was so hot you could not touch it.

 

[DarthDudo]

I've looked at reviews. All it is is a copy of what Dwood had been doing for ages with his brackets.

On a GTX 670 or 680 I would say yes, it's a decent cooling solution. But on something as powerful as Titan it's a bit of a waste of time IMO.

As I mentioned before I was more concerned about the heat of the radiator and pump. All that heat can't be good for a tiny little pump and rad and I question its ability in the long term.

As I said I had a 480 on the same cooler pretty much and it got way too hot for my liking. Yes, temps at the core were very good (62c @ 980mhz) but the rad was so hot you could not touch it.

Interesting stuff and not something I picked up from reviews thanks for the info :beerchug:

I do agree 100% its a waste and wouldnt recommend it but I can see it appealing to some people (wouldnt have to worry about voiding warranty fitting aftermarket cooler would appeal to some)

But as been said already if going aftermarket with a titan go water or go home

 

[alienware]

But as been said already if going aftermarket with a titan go water or go home

Absolutely. If you're going to spend that sort of money then you don't want some tiny toy cooler.

 

[CDNMeatShield]

My two cents:
I'm going to have two titans at xmas. I knew this card was coming out and was going to be temp dependent so kind secretly had this in my mind when I built my current rig.