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Do you think that nVidia will release drivers that will make the 780 ti better than the titan black like they made the 780 better than the titan?

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Do you think the 780 ti and the titan will stay neck and neck except for the extra VRAM on the titan black?

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No. The Titan black uses the same core as the 780 ti. 

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Same core. 2 different cards, different purposes.
For gaming 780 Ti is on par or beats Titan Black. Drivers are just going to help SLI and certain games and some bugs.

Best way to put it, and I am not trying to be rude I am just sick of people not understanding the GPU's
If you don't understand the Titan or Titan Black, then it isn't the GPU for you. Simple.

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Same core. 2 different cards, different purposes.

For gaming 780 Ti is on par or beats Titan Black. Drivers are just going to help SLI and certain games and some bugs.

Best way to put it, and I am not trying to be rude I am just sick of people not understanding the GPU's

If you don't understand the Titan or Titan Black, then it isn't the GPU for you. Simple.

I understand the titan and titan black somewhat. I just wanted my questions answered. But now I have more questions. Some games need VRAM so wouldn't the tian black beat the 780 ti in those games therefore it being on par or beating the 780 ti instead of vice versa?

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Same core. 2 different cards, different purposes.

For gaming 780 Ti is on par or beats Titan Black. Drivers are just going to help SLI and certain games and some bugs.

Best way to put it, and I am not trying to be rude I am just sick of people not understanding the GPU's

If you don't understand the Titan or Titan Black, then it isn't the GPU for you. Simple.

I remember this being a forum. Where we help people. Ya thats about right :D 

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I understand the titan and titan black somewhat. I just wanted my questions answered. But now I have more questions. Some games need VRAM so wouldn't the titan black beat the 780 ti in those games therefore it being on par or beating the 780 ti instead of vice versa?

Ok so this is were it gets a little more complicated. And personally that why I am waiting for the 880, good bet it will be 4GB Vram so I dont have to worry.

Pairing a SSD with A 780Ti/Titan/Black and big res or multiple monitors and demanding games/software is a good idea. The GPU's have to get the data from somewhere, may as well be a super fast SSD.

@Slick would know, not sure if they did a video about it.

But this will help.

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yes Linus did do one.

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