Asus GTX670 DirectCUII OC | GPU-Z 0.7.0 | DirectX Support: 11.0



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Minor difference I guess.. Nvidia said not fully support 11.1, not entirely no support
Quoting this source again; http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/nvidia_ke...rectx_11_1.html

The image above was shared by Feiton on their FB page with the following text;

"Available for Pre-order , ETA 2 - 4 weeks
Pre-order Price RM 2300
Normal Price RM 2550
PM for more details"

Sounds like a Leadtek GTX 670 fits into your budget. Or you can wait for GTX 760 to be released.

I believe I was mentioning the 670 in particular; so seeing as you sell Palit, I'll use your price list as a reference for a 670 yeah. IdealTech's Leadtek 670 priced cheaper than the Palit reference and also Jetstream models on your list. Mmmhmmm?

@ markypcs
whatever floats your boat mate.. since getting from a friend should be fine; and that's a decent price. cheers!

Zotac GTX 780 (Reference design/Titan cooler)
Driver: 320.14
i7-3770K @ 4.6GHz
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Air-conditioned room

Unigine Valley 1.0
Preset: Extreme HD | Ultra Quality | 8x AA | Full Screen | 1920x1080

Images;
1: Zotac Firestorm | Stock clocks/settings
2. Zotac Firestorm | Overclocked settings
3. Unigine Valley 1.0 | Benchmark results
4. GPU-Z

The boost for core was topping out at 1330MHz, temperature never exceed 85*C.
If I'm not mistaken, this Valley 1.0 score is higher than a stock Titan's, could be wrong.

This post has been edited by raydenex: Jun 23 2013, 11:56 AM


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Yeah bro, the results for the OC'ed 780; still very surprised it pulled that score in Valley 1.0
I think stock Titans do 25xx ++ on the Extreme HD preset in Valley, correct me if I'm wrong.

Since I posted benchmark results for Valley 1.0 couple days back, here are results for Heaven 4.0; Overclocked GTX 780

Zotac GTX 780 (Reference design/Titan cooler)
Driver: 320.14
i7-3770K @ 4.6GHz
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Air-conditioned room

Note; Target temperature was set at 94*C but the card never exceeded 86*C under Heaven's load
Note; As with my previous post's attached images, ignore GPU-Z and Unigine's results showing 320.18 driver, I am on 320.14 but used 320.18's nv_disp.inf file to force install the 320.14 drivers (or else you'll get the no device found/incompatibility error prompt)

Unigine Heaven 4.0
Preset: Custom | Ultra Quality | Extreme Tessellation | 8x AA | Full Screen | 1920x1080

Images;
1. Zotac Firestorm | Overclocked settings
2. Unigine Heaven 4.0 | Benchmark results

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Not very aggressive numbers on the core & memory, no worries. Aircond going full blast as well haha.

oh dang.. and 320.49 is out already.. wonder if that pushes it every further!

I'll give .39 and .49 a shot and come back with results later..

anyway still on 320.14, tweaked the core/memory clocks a little bit more to 1000/1650, arrived at this result;

This post has been edited by raydenex: Jun 26 2013, 12:40 AM


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Directly tested 320.49 instead of .39
Compared to 320.14 not much difference at all in a Valley 1.0 ExtremeHD preset benchmark run at my OC'ed clocks 992/1618, still getting 29xx score.
However, when ran the benchmark at stock 780 clocks, I'm getting a score of 2518 now as opposed to 24xx during 320.14.

Images;
1. Unigine Valley 1.0 | ExtremeHD preset | Stock GTX 780



2. Unigine Valley 1.0 | ExtremeHD preset | OC'ed GTX 780 - 992 core / 1618 mem

The 320.39 and 320.49 appear to benefit sli configurations considerably

Using now. Seems to be okay so far.

http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/download_...iew_driver.html

326.01 WHQL

Works with Windows 7 as well, according to posts @ guru3d forums.

yup, supports Windows Vista, 7, and 8.

lai heaven & valley benchmark

in office now bro, later tonight I run.. only manage to install the driver lastnight and go to bed terus

Zotac GTX 780 (Reference)
326.01 WHQL Driver
Overclocked using Zotac's FireStorm utility; 1025 core / 1700 memory
Temperature limit; 90 degrees Celcius
Max temperature observed during Unigine Valley 1.0 benchmark run (ExtremeHD Preset); 86 degrees Celcius

Broke 3k score on single GTX 780


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It works with Windows 7 too.

You not reading the thread? Informed you above that 326.01 can work with Windows 7. Moshpit and myself running it. No problem. Better than 320.49. Just use it instead of keep asking if people tested all the latest betas to see who screw their cards up. Infact if you backtrack in this thread enough, you'll see few of us used the 320.49 also. No one reported screwed up cards right?