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Titan black vs 780 6gb sli?

So I'm planning a new devil's canyon build and plan to game at 3440x1440 (21:9) or even 4k, but I'm undecided on the GPU(s). Should I get one Titan Black or 2 EVGA gtx 780 6gb in SLI.

Note: I will be liquid cooling the card(s) so I'm also planning to over clock.

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two 780 6gb would be my choice.

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780 SLI CANNOT USE 6GB OF VRAM WITH PLAYABLE FRAMERATES

 

(literally using over 3gb will result in sub 40-50 fps)

 

how many times am I gonna have to post this..

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I'd reccommend you go with the Titan black , since it's fully unlocked & can have its own advantages in 3d rendering & slightly better gaming  experience , (SLI have to wait when newer games get released) .

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780 SLI CANNOT USE 6GB OF VRAM WITH PLAYABLE FRAMERATES

 

(literally using over 3gb will result in sub 40-50 fps)

 

how many times am I gonna have to post this..

I'm gonna say get comfy, because it's going to be a lot. :)

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I'm gonna say get comfy, because it's going to be a lot. :)

 

emergurd double the vram, must mean double the performance!!!

 

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emergurd double the vram, must mean double the performance!!!

 

._.

 

 

You can get playable frames in like bf4 in 4k while you go just over 3gb vram.

4gb gtx 780 would be perfect.

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You can get playable frames in like bf4 in 4k while you go just over 3gb vram.

4gb gtx 780 would be perfect.

 

If those results are from a titan, maybe. But I believe BF4 has a VRAM Cache of some sort, that makes it look like you're using more VRAM than you actually are.

 

Some testing done by digital storm in Crysis 3 proved a 780 TI used 3gb of vram in 4k, while a titan was using 3.6gb and both had similar framerates.  

Last I checked Crysis 3 has WAY more texture and detail than BF4.

 

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Here's BF4 vram numbers from guru3d

 

 

 

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(I'm not trying to argue, just trying to fix this assumption that more vram is better, when it's so irrelevant)

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780 SLI CANNOT USE 6GB OF VRAM WITH PLAYABLE FRAMERATES

(literally using over 3gb will result in sub 40-50 fps)

how many times am I gonna have to post this..

Post something on your profile you can just copy and paste into threads. lel

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Get the 290X. If you watercool, you'll definitely see an improvement on the performance. Just get the reference card if you plan to watercool.

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I would by two or three R9 290s, since they are cheaper than the 290X and perform very similarly, especially when overclocked.

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Lays...am I right in saying then that it'll be the 900 series of cards or later before we see 120/144hz 1440p or even 4k monitors usable?! Seems like the gpu's are lagging behind the screen tech at the moment...

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