Well asking people that doesn't own half the tech on the market............... no offence

So watch Dog will require a real high end Pc with Nvidia GPUs to run at his best.

“We expect a lot of different specs to run the game at a high,” he said. “But here are the ultra specs for the few who have them and ask for it. Ultra specs: Intel Core i7-4770K with a GeForce 780.”

Morin also said that the recently released PC trailer that was showing the game at its best was recorded on an Intel Core i7-3930K with a GeForce Titan.

The “ultra” specifications are of course higher than the recommended system requirements, but also even higher than the “ultra” specifications that leaked last year.
http://www.gamespot.com/articles/watch-dog...d/1100-6418973/

Fuhhh even the card have 3 fans, my 780 lightning still hitting 80°C on full load, btw i'm using CM690 II advance. 

Is that normal? or time to change chassis?

i just rejoiced 2 found that i can full blast in crysis 1 with 770 on 1080p and now i need 2 change GPU again just 2 full blast these newest games on 1080p

guys..
wanna ask sumting
my gtx570 asus DCUII were blown..just now..
plus my PSU also blown..i already changed 3 times PSU with 650 Watt..Aerocool..

please explain..
thanks in future..

get a gold one, silver also not good, currently using, can hear a lots of discharge noise, so worried what it might kill lol! 

done some digging last time when researching psu, most of the corsair/silverstone didnt really manufacture their own PSU, l suppose the OEM matters? Seasonic is the best IMO   
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Any 750ti user here? ^^

Not two. Just one. Once "The Furnace" (Crossfire 290X) completes, I'm planning an SFF Titan Z build. Something along the lines of Digital Storm Bolt, iBuyPower Revolt or Falcon Northwest Tiki kind of form factor.



I've talked to the customer service relations staff of Digital Storm online, and although their SFX PSU can cover up to 700W of power, which is plenty enough for Titan Z's 375W TDP, the same reason they're not offering Titan Z in their build configurator as when the GTX690 was introduced: half of the hot air is exhausted back into the case, and this is not advisable for case interior of such slim profile. Have to look for other options to do this. Maybe the Asrock M8 or the Silverstone Sugo.

hi..i've just bought corsair AX750..but still KABOOM! already send for RMA..is it because of short circuit of MOBO? GPU?..i think GTX570 uses at least 600W..mine is 750..still having this problem..or maybe my house AC socket?

thanks for fast reply..anyway..how can i know if something wrong socket..? ive tried with my dads rig at my socket..he use gtx580..but only with 500W PSU..no problem at all..
 

is there anything i can do with the socket?
thanks

Brief Performance Numbers on the GK110B chip on Titan Black. GPU Scores only

3dmark 11 Performance / Extreme  - 17721 / 5717
3dmark 13 Cloud/Fire Strike / Fire Strike Extreme - 83521/ 13074 / 6013
Heaven 4.0 1080p Maxed out - 70.1fps - Score 1776



Really my moneys worth with the card at this speeds. Btw stock cooler in our country seriously cannot handle 1.2v. Tested time and time again it has enough power to dissipate up 1.125v with the Power Target at 330watts (mod from stock max 265watts)

So, getting new GPU again? Tuhao.

I was going to ask him but seems like no need. So, you selling off your old rig and upgrade for 4k rig?

thats a lot of power for 1080p.

yup except for fans and psu... and one incident i had with customs

had this danger den res. looks like can create a bomb etc...

had a lively discussion with them about it

Anyonenoob fall for this yet? 

Sauce: GTX780 Ti OEM 2G 384bit DDR3 PCI-E NVIDIA Geforce