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780 outperforming 780ti

BloodWithIce
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So a while ago, I saw some benchmarks that showed an overclocked 780 @1300l+ beating a stock 780ti. Is that possible? Unfortunately I can't find the benchmarks anymore. 

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Don't see why not, with a good sample.

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Dont JayzTwoCents have a 780 which beats a 780ti? He is also pretty lucky when it comes to graphics cards.

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Why wouldn't a 780 at 1300 MHz core beat a 780 Ti at stock (<1000 MHz core)? The overclock compensates the lesser number of CUDA cores in the 780. Overclock the 780 Ti and then see.

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very possible ,specially if ti was a lightning ,that card is beast overclocker  ,but as soon the as 780Ti is also overclocked ,it'll just burst by the 780

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It is most certainly possible

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