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Budget is not a problem

So should I get 3 titan x's or 2 titan z's??

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3x x

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what 1 month and ill tell you 4x390x (which supposedly will be better than 4 x titan X)

but if only those two 3x titan X

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definitely 3 titan Xs

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Will be sticking to green team

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3 Titan x

Will be twice as good as 2 Titan z

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3 titan z's give the useless one to me, justt send me a pm. ;) 

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I would go for 3 Titan Xs even though the Titan Z will have 4 GPUs on board, the Titan X is the most powerful single chip now and will most likely do a lot better in SLI than the two Zs.

 

What are you doing with the 780tis btw. Giveaway? :D

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I would go for 3 Titan Xs even though the Titan Z will have 4 GPUs on board, the Titan X is the most powerful single chip now and will most likely do a lot better in SLI than the two Zs.

 

What are you doing with the 780tis btw. Giveaway? :D

Yeah will be giving the 780's away on the forum

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Yeah will be giving the 780's away on the forum

 

What a nice guy! I'll be waiting for that!

 

What have you decided to get?

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Yeah sod it I'll give them away. Will be getting titan x's. How do I do a giveaway. have pm'd linus and asked him if he will run the giveaway for me.

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Yeah sod it I'll give them away. Will be getting titan x's. How do I do a giveaway. have pm'd linus and asked him if he will run the giveaway for me.

 

All you have yo do is start a new thread for it, any moderator should be able to help. Try PMing @Windspeed36

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I was seriously thinking this is a joke question.

 

The Z is probably the worst thing NVIDIA has made in the entire existence of their company. 

 

Please for the sake of humanity SLI 3 X's

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what 1 month and ill tell you 4x390x (which supposedly will be better than 4 x titan X)

but if only those two 3x titan X

supposedly...

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Budget is not a problem

So should I get 3 titan x's or 2 titan z's??

Thanks

Titan X route for sure.

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