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Dicehunter
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I actually died a little inside, I didn't think a fellow human being could come out with such bs ^_^
This was my general reaction -
No it's not that, We just don't really understand you.
Dicehunter
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I can only really understand 1 sentence here and there ^_^
I think Vlad is the riddler
We need someone with a single Classified Ti to do the heaven run
Here ya go. Just got the card yesterday so its still at factory settings, boosts to 1162. I had a Gigabyte 780 ti GHz that went to 1215 out of the box but it wasn't stable and I wasn't about to down clock it. I'll be installing a custom bios and see what I can get the classified to this weekend.
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Dicehunter
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Dicehunter
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Nice, Right on his heels, But those amount of points can be put down to margin of error, I've run heaven and valley with the same clocks and settings and had just under 100 point differences in some cases.
Vlada011
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Directly influence keeping i7-3770k on stock settings and RAM from 1866 to 1333MHz...
from P15.315, GPU 17.889 to P 14.014 GPU 17.762 4.5GHz 3770k vs 3770K default
Like you see only droping CPU Clock for 1000MHz, dropin and PhysX score drop for 2000 points droping combined score for 2000 points take 1000 points for main P score in 3DMark, only influence on CPU, take and 100 points from GPU score. Because of that I want to brake and keyboard and monitors when I search official scores and review don't write what he show, P score or GPU score or exactly model of CPU, RAM, SSD... Yesterday someone hide GPU score and present me 4770K as newer CPU with better optimized and updated 3DMark for his processors and higher PhysX score for 2000 than mine, but his P score was barely bigger... Now you see how much can influence special higher speed and than 6 cores and can't imagine 3960X example on 5.0GHz...
I don't know what to say anymore here except mine card is EXCELLENT. And story this is for overclocking, this is for gaming I can't compare better than like you go outside where is snow and -20 and you friend tell you don't go with sky jacket you not go on skying. Never mind because she is best for cold weather and because outside is -20 you not go on sky and because of that you better take not so warm jacket... Exactly.
Next time Intel Extreme Black for gaming, who tell something he get this picture for study.
I would love someone to offer me 2xGTX780Ti DC2 than I can show how really I love this card and how I'm serious because I will refuse such offer without thinking.
from P15.315, GPU 17.889 to P 14.014 GPU 17.762 4.5GHz 3770k vs 3770K default
Like you see only droping CPU Clock for 1000MHz, dropin and PhysX score drop for 2000 points droping combined score for 2000 points take 1000 points for main P score in 3DMark, only influence on CPU, take and 100 points from GPU score. Because of that I want to brake and keyboard and monitors when I search official scores and review don't write what he show, P score or GPU score or exactly model of CPU, RAM, SSD... Yesterday someone hide GPU score and present me 4770K as newer CPU with better optimized and updated 3DMark for his processors and higher PhysX score for 2000 than mine, but his P score was barely bigger... Now you see how much can influence special higher speed and than 6 cores and can't imagine 3960X example on 5.0GHz...
I don't know what to say anymore here except mine card is EXCELLENT. And story this is for overclocking, this is for gaming I can't compare better than like you go outside where is snow and -20 and you friend tell you don't go with sky jacket you not go on skying. Never mind because she is best for cold weather and because outside is -20 you not go on sky and because of that you better take not so warm jacket... Exactly.
Next time Intel Extreme Black for gaming, who tell something he get this picture for study.
I would love someone to offer me 2xGTX780Ti DC2 than I can show how really I love this card and how I'm serious because I will refuse such offer without thinking.
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Dicehunter
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+1
From the parts I can sort of understand he sounds like an obsessive EVGA fan boy trying to defend his poor choice in GPU purchase.
This was with a moderate overclock on my 780 Ti, Even with the overclocks and score you got of *15,313* and settings you used before and for some reason you downlocked your CPU ???
A reference card is still pulling ahead AND I have quite a bit left for further overclocking on the GPU -
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Feronix
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Let's just not make this thread all about one person (again) and focus on the question of the OP, which has been answered by now, but that doesn't mean you guys can't still add results for comparison.
As for Vlada (and you lot), we must remember that English isn't his mother tongue. For him that means it's more difficult to get his point across, and for us it means that it's a bit harder to understand him. That stuff happens on international forums and it's not really a reason to start posting funny pictures to make fun of anyone that cannot take it.
@OP (Tractor): I would advise you to go for the cheaper option and spend the rest of the money elsewhere or just save it. For gaming, the difference isn't really worth it in my personal opinion. If you're a hardcore benchmarker, then yes, the K|ngp|n would be a good choice, but as stated multiple times in the thread, that's all this card was really made for.
Linus has done a video on it which has some game benchies near the end, compared to a ref 780 Ti.
As for Vlada (and you lot), we must remember that English isn't his mother tongue. For him that means it's more difficult to get his point across, and for us it means that it's a bit harder to understand him. That stuff happens on international forums and it's not really a reason to start posting funny pictures to make fun of anyone that cannot take it.
@OP (Tractor): I would advise you to go for the cheaper option and spend the rest of the money elsewhere or just save it. For gaming, the difference isn't really worth it in my personal opinion. If you're a hardcore benchmarker, then yes, the K|ngp|n would be a good choice, but as stated multiple times in the thread, that's all this card was really made for.
Linus has done a video on it which has some game benchies near the end, compared to a ref 780 Ti.
Dicehunter
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Let's just not make this thread all about one person (again) and focus on the question of the OP, which has been answered by now, but that doesn't mean you guys can't still add results for comparison.
As for Vlada (and you lot), we must remember that English isn't his mother tongue. For him that means it's more difficult to get his point across, and for us it means that it's a bit harder to understand him. That stuff happens on international forums and it's not really a reason to start posting funny pictures to make fun of anyone that cannot take it.
@OP (Tractor): I would advise you to go for the cheaper option and spend the rest of the money elsewhere or just save it. For gaming, the difference isn't really worth it in my personal opinion. If you're a hardcore benchmarker, then yes, the K|ngp|n would be a good choice, but as stated multiple times in the thread, that's all this card was really made for.
Linus has done a video on it which has some game benchies near the end, compared to a ref 780 Ti.
Indeed, I can see Vlad dragging this out, Again...
barnsley
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If you bench with LN2 yes. Otherwise no.
I'm going to tread very carefully and try not to stir this up again but... When I was trying to find a price for the Kingpin to make a price/performance comparison yesterday I literally couldn't find it anywhere. The only place I did come across an actual number was on the EVGA website where it is listed for €765.00, now I don't want to sound ridiculous but that isn't actually expensive. Convert that directly into GBP and that's less than you could buy a Ti Classified for....
I think that Vlad may have been in part kinda right. I mean its only another €66 on the EVGA store and for that you get 52MHz guaranteed from the factory and a backplate which is €20 IF you can actually find one. If you like see through coolers (I don't) then it actually seems like a good buy. Maybe the UK pricing we saw over here wasn't in line with the price difference elsewhere :huh:
JR
I think that Vlad may have been in part kinda right. I mean its only another €66 on the EVGA store and for that you get 52MHz guaranteed from the factory and a backplate which is €20 IF you can actually find one. If you like see through coolers (I don't) then it actually seems like a good buy. Maybe the UK pricing we saw over here wasn't in line with the price difference elsewhere :huh:
JR
