Thanks man! hahaha but right now i'm in singapore, saturday back for gaming!

fuiyoh banyak loot feel like taking em all and sell 2 the highest bidder

The reference based cards of both Zotac and Leadtek will likely be in the range of 80+ C. I have managed to try out Zotac AMP and it also hovers close to the temperature target of 80 C.

I see... for that price, really worth it no matter the temperature....

Haha no full loaded but gaming maybe 60c+

You mean which card bro?

GTX760 ? it is reference cooler. i checked it is same as GTX670.

will try to spend some times to test the GTX770 huricane III, the load temperature should lower than reference cooler.

760 yes, D; D; D; 80c+ while gaming? Haven't tried my card yet i dont know. So far I've never kena 80c card before while gaming but 70 yes

This post has been edited by yoyoman: Aug 1 2013, 09:31 AM

But then, I dont see any GTX670 or GTX660 dropping price either. Still got people selling at RM1100. Dont know how la, is it the market dont know how to adjust itself or people just neglect newer models and wait for price police come. LOL

This post has been edited by AuraSapphire: Aug 1 2013, 01:16 PM

My mum just picked up shipment for me yayaya happy boy hahaha

I have not often seen this here.But i have to post to keep ati user quiet because i remember 2012 was the year of ATI but things have changed this year.


AMD has announced a host of new additions to its Gaming Evolved program. AMD formally announced the new titles at an event in San Diego today, and has the games on showcase there. The list of new games added to the program is as follows:

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow; published by Konami, developed by MercurySteam
Final Fantasy XIV; published by Square Enix, developed by Square Enix
Leisure Suit Larry Reloaded; published by Replay Games, developed by N-Fusion Interactive
Murdered: Soul Suspect; published by Square Enix, developed by Airtight Games
Pirate 101; published and developed by KingsIsle Entertainment
Shadow of the Eternals; published and developed by Precursor Games
Thief; published by Square Enix, developed by Eidos Montreal



And compare to Nvidia Upcoming Titles
Assassins Creed 4
The Witcher 3
Evil Within
Batman Arkham Origins
Splinter Cell:Black List
Watch Dogs
The Bureau Xcom Declassified
Mad Max 2014
and all are DX11 titles.
Lost Planet is also an Nvidia title but wont support Dx11

So looking at AMD titles this year do not have AAA title accept BF4.

This post has been edited by Desprado: Aug 1 2013, 02:38 PM

nice bro...this pic can make poison who want buy leadtek gtx760

I got one question about the GPU boost 2.0, how does it works? Overclock by user? Or they automatically increase the clock speed while gaming or they got some utilities. I read quite a number of articles still don't get it.

GPU Boost 2.0 is basically a passive feature, you don't have to do anything. Go to the link below and skip to the GPU Boost part and try to digest.

If you have monitoring/overclocking software like MSI Afterburner or Evga Precision, you can see clearly how much the Boost clock is achieved.

http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/...force-gtx-titan

Thanks for the help! I get it now, if only have extra volt and it will have a boost nicely done and can limit the temperature.

No, basically it senses whether there is temperature headroom to "boost". That's why we have the default temperature target of 80 C, so the GPU will boost to a certain clockspeed until the temperature target is reached, and it will then throttle to that speed. Reference GTX 760 runs at 980 MHz with guaranteed boost up to 1033 MHz (you can see this from GPU-Z). But normally, you should be able to see the boost clock going higher than the stated 1033 MHz.

The graph below is an easy way to understand how the boost function works.

blah the useless dx11.1 windows 8 suppork!!!

blah bf4 exclusive

blah xbox one gpu

blah blah blah still Nvidia owned the FPS. no need to be exclusive, its pwned!

its not like boeing vs lockheed martin for f35 and public plane contract.

This post has been edited by Mr_47: Aug 1 2013, 03:50 PM

i now thats why i posted.Last late year ATI give pretty though time to nvidia and now this year all most all AAA title has been nvidia title with support of TXAA,DX11, and Physx.

This post has been edited by Desprado: Aug 1 2013, 03:54 PM

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