Titan X Full Load Silent Temps?

[Guest]

So, I've been planning on buying a Titan X and I've been thinking about liquid cooling for the future as an option, and I was wondering has the Titan X been cooled enough before under full load for silent temperatures? Or would something like this just not be possible because of how hot thing get for processing something so powerful? 

[Arty]

So, I've been planning on buying a Titan X and I've been thinking about liquid cooling for the future as an option, and I was wondering has the Titan X been cooled enough before under full load for silent temperatures? Or would something like this just not be possible because of how hot thing get for processing something so powerful? 

any reason for not picking up a faster 980ti over a titanx?

[don_svetlio]

any reason for not picking up a faster 980ti over a titanx?

Bragging rights.

[Guest]

any reason for not picking up a faster 980ti over a titanx?

 

Faster? no. Happier wallet? FUCK YES.

[Guest]

any reason for not picking up a faster 980ti over a titanx?

Titan X because overkill 12 GB of VRAM lmao, several other reasons but that's just one of them

[Arty]

Faster? no. Happier wallet? FUCK YES.

*also depends what hes doing.

[Oshino Shinobu]

Titan X because overkill 12 GB of VRAM lmao, several other reasons but that's just one of them

Sounds like a waste of money if that's the first reason you give. 

 

It would depend entirely on your rad space, case, fans and pump. The card has very little to do with how quiet you can cool it. 

[Guest]

Sounds like a waste of money if that's the first reason you give. 

 

It would depend entirely on your rad space, case, fans and pump. The card has very little to do with how quiet you can cool it. 

I'm not here for arugments/debates over 980Ti/Titan X. I'll take that useful info though thanks

[Oshino Shinobu]

I'm not here for arugments/debates over 980Ti/Titan X. I'll take that useful info though thanks

To get it close to silent, you'll want a Vario pump, lots of low FPI rad space and low RPM, quiet fans 

[Guest]

To get it close to silent, you'll want a Vario pump, lots of low FPI rad space and low RPM, quiet fans 

planning on using noctuas, why a vario pump? low fpi - ok ty

[Oshino Shinobu]

planning on using noctuas, why a vario pump? low fpi - ok ty

If it's not vario, it's going to be running full speed all the time. With a D5 vario, you can turn it down to the lowest setting for most smallish loops, and the second setting for a larger loop. Full power is pretty much never needed (yet some people will still put two in a build for some reason) 

[iamdarkyoshi]

I have a double and triple 120mm radiator in charge of cooling a 100w TDP CPU and 300w TDP GPU. The pump is louder than the fans and my temps are very cool.