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What's the difference of gtx with the gtx "TI"

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Can someone explain it to me concretely ?  :lol:

 

 

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"Ti" is short for Titanium. it's just an improved version of the regular card with better performance

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"ti" is essentially faster and better than it's non-ti counterpart.

 

Sometimes it means a fully unlocked chip of it's counterpart, sometimes it means a different chip entirely.

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Ti is or was at least once short for "Titan(anium)".

It just means it's a better version.

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Normally its a slightly buffed version of the varient without the "ti"suffix. Its easier to think of it as a 5 instead of a ti, its just a gap to be filled between gpus.

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"Ti" is short for Titanium. it's just an improved version of the regular card with better performance

Titanium? The Ti in graphics card is NOT reffering to the element titanium. And it's not an improved version of the regular card, its a different card.

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Normally NVIDIA has not as many different graphic chips like they sell models, so they just cut down like a GK110 GPU chip and make a cheaper card. This not only happens because they can make more money with it but also because certain chipss get produced "wrong" which would make them useless for a card that needs the full GK110 GPU chip, but if an other card only uses like half of the power from the GK110 its okey to still use it. 

Ti models are usually the full chip, in our example a full GK110, without any limitations or errors from production

 

It is way more difficult than this but I hope I could explain it

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Titanium? The Ti in graphics card is NOT reffering to the element titanium. And it's not an improved version of the regular card, its a different card.

Its not accurate. The ti can refer to an unlocked version of a certain chip. The original titan is a partially unlocked gk110 and the 780ti is a fully unlocked gk110.

 

Plus, obviously it does refer to the element. Its just marketing

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"Ti" is short for Titanium. it's just an improved version of the regular card with better performance

I see but does it affect the performance of the gpu ?

 

 

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Normally NVIDIA has not as many different graphic chips like they sell models, so they just cut down like a GK110 GPU chip and make a cheaper card. This not only happens because they can make more money with it but also because certain chipss get produced "wrong" which would make them useless for a card that needs the full GK110 GPU chip, but if an other card only uses like half of the power from the GK110 its okey to still use it. 

Ti models are usually the full chip, in our example a full GK110, without any limitations or errors from production

 

It is way more difficult than this but I hope I could explain it

But i heard that if they put "TI" on it they have put a better micro chips or whatever to improve it so thats why they call it "TI" right ?

 

 

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But i heard that if they put "TI" on it they have put a better micro chips or whatever to improve it so thats why they call it "TI" right ?

Like I said the chip is "better" because its fully enabled, TIs are faster yes

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Like I said the chip is "better" because its fully enabled, TIs are faster yes

Alright thanks a lot hahahah I would buy now since im going out to buy a Xbox One controller and a new GPU with a TI in it

 

 

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