Normal GTX 780?

[shadow84]

voltage required to run at a set clock speed and resultant heat output...

You are also forgetting the luck of the Vram as well...

just saying that OP is over thinking too much... buy a 780... any 780...

never asked OP what he will use it for... later just have 60hz 1080p laggy monitor.. then no point to 780 really...

He is using 1080p, 60hz, iirc.

 

[Mycrus]

He is using 1080p, 60hz, iirc.

Then even 760 will be fine..

770 if want max details max fps..

 

[royfrosty]

Actually ts did pm me before. His 680 is still a very strong gpu according to todays standard. It is rebadged to todays 770. It is still much relevant for todays 1080p gaming at 60hz.

 

[Yureak]

voltage required to run at a set clock speed and resultant heat output...

You are also forgetting the luck of the Vram as well...

just saying that OP is over thinking too much... buy a 780... any 780...

never asked OP what he will use it for... later just have 60hz 1080p laggy monitor.. then no point to 780 really...

Yup voltage definitely but shadow was saying same clock different results on same gpu model... Odd

 

[EienShouko]

Yup voltage definitely but shadow was saying same clock different results on same gpu model... Odd

Silicon lottery, some chips are plain superior and run cooler. Dynamic clocks then come into play and allow the superior chip to stay boosted longer.

 

[Yureak]

Silicon lottery, some chips are plain superior and run cooler. Dynamic clocks then come into play and allow the superior chip to stay boosted longer.

For GPU boost 2.0 if you set same clocks the max boost will be same on all cards. And it doesnt throttle down from the highest boost bin till after 75 iirc i did some experiments with it on air and water.

However for extreme ocs we disable boost so we can maintain the highest boost clocks at all times when loaded instead of a dynamic load

But anyway shadow was saying same clock on diff cards perform differently... I found that odd since same architecture and model work done per clock should be the same

Lottery only determines the voltage at which you can reach a clock and hence with locked chips, the highest clocks u can reach. But if all are kept stock regardless of good or bad chip would say its probably the same

 

[shadow84]

I tried on my 2 290 seperately before. Under same settings from my other components, i get slightly different results.

 

[Yureak]

I tried on my 2 290 seperately before. Under same settings from my other components, i get slightly different results.

ic. interesting

 

[memoriess]

voltage required to run at a set clock speed and resultant heat output...

You are also forgetting the luck of the Vram as well...

just saying that OP is over thinking too much... buy a 780... any 780...

never asked OP what he will use it for... later just have 60hz 1080p laggy monitor.. then no point to 780 really...

I am considering of upgrading my monitor. Probably a 1440p, but I can't seem to find any good one except dell 2713. You guys got any recommendation?

 

[Yureak]

I am considering of upgrading my monitor. Probably a 1440p, but I can't seem to find any good one except dell 2713. You guys got any recommendation?

Have a local set dell 2740 on sale either that or qnix

 

[shadow84]

I am considering of upgrading my monitor. Probably a 1440p, but I can't seem to find any good one except dell 2713. You guys got any recommendation?

Qnix qx2710... though it seems they changed their business model... they r nt charging for the SE model which used to not have any top ups.

 

[memoriess]

Qnix qx2710... though it seems they changed their business model... they r nt charging for the SE model which used to not have any top ups.

Have a local set dell 2740 on sale either that or qnix

Qnix can only get on Qoo10 right or any local shop selling?

Other than SLS and Funan, where can i find dell 2740?

 

[memoriess]

Sorry, but dell 2740 is 1080p or 1440p?

 

[alifffresto]

Sorry, but dell 2740 is 1080p or 1440p?

1080p
10char

 

[Yureak]

Sorry, but dell 2740 is 1080p or 1440p?

1080p. Qnix 1440 tho

 

[shadow84]

No point going for 27" 1080p, things will look more pixelated.

 

[alifffresto]

Go for Qnix2710 bah... A lot of people have good things to say about it...

 

[memoriess]

But won't it be too risky? Cause of the backlight bleed and the dead pixel? Since they wont refund or do exchange?

 

[Yureak]

But won't it be too risky? Cause of the backlight bleed and the dead pixel? Since they wont refund or do exchange?

I think mostly ok but dont count on warranty if anything spoil

 

[memoriess]

I think mostly ok but dont count on warranty if anything spoil

Yea, I saw a lot of good review about Qnix, but I don't any local store carrying this brand right?