1080 TI (king??)

[PhysicsNerd]

So uh... any titan owners out there that are not feeling so great? ;P

[Princess Luna]

25 minutes ago, PhysicsNerd said:

So uh... any titan owners out there that are not feeling so great? ;P

Why? because have had the 1080ti performance since the release of the 1080? With a cooler looking black card and the premium feature of the DVI-D port?

 

Nah mate the Titan still feels great, lets rock some ultras.

[SaladFingers]

32 minutes ago, PhysicsNerd said:

So uh... any titan owners out there that are not feeling so great? ;P

The Titan is still king in its own ways. Key being, it's not meant primarily for gaming. It just also happens to perform awesome in games, because it's a powerhouse. That's like telling people that have more than 4-cores that they should feel bad about it.

 

If you want the best pure gaming build, you go with 7700k and a 1080ti. If you want the best overall performance, you go with none of the two.

[Vellinious]

Overclocked for overclocked performance, the Titan is still going to come out on top....except in some maybe really extreme cases with an enthusiast running cold.

[VagabondWraith]

25 minutes ago, Vellinious said:

Overclocked for overclocked performance, the Titan is still going to come out on top....except in some maybe really extreme cases with an enthusiast running cold.

I think the Ti will pull ahead esp with faster G5X memory.

[MrAlbertrocks]

3 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

Why? because have had the 1080ti performance since the release of the 1080? With a cooler looking black card and the premium feature of the DVI-D port?

 

Nah mate the Titan still feels great, lets rock some ultras.

I don't think a cooler looking card and a DVI-D port are worth 600$ extra. But you are right, 10 months is a long time, i love how people try to act like 1080 and titanxp owners got screwed, when we've been enjoying our cards since may.

[Vellinious]

4 hours ago, VagabondWraith said:

I think the Ti will pull ahead esp with faster G5X memory.

I find it highly doubtful.....we shall see.

[AntonChigurh]

6 hours ago, SaladFingers said:

The Titan is still king in its own ways. Key being, it's not meant primarily for gaming. It just also happens to perform awesome in games, because it's a powerhouse. That's like telling people that have more than 4-cores that they should feel bad about it.

 

If you want the best pure gaming build, you go with 7700k and a 1080ti. If you want the best overall performance, you go with none of the two.

7700k? What about an 1800X? Probably would perform better

[Duke Jake Morgan]

I won't lie. The 1080Ti release reminded me of the Intel Core I7 7700K release. Not much performance difference to its predecessor and wasn't exactly big news.

[VagabondWraith]

23 minutes ago, Vellinious said:

I find it highly doubtful.....we shall see.

It's already beating it at stock. The fact that the Ti memory can hit over 12GHz will certainly keep it above TXP clock for clock. They're essentially the same card.

[VagabondWraith]

5 minutes ago, Duke Jake Morgan said:

I won't lie. The 1080Ti release reminded me of the Intel Core I7 7700K release. Not much performance difference to its predecessor and wasn't exactly big news.

55% is not much difference? 

[light-v]

9 minutes ago, Duke Jake Morgan said:

I won't lie. The 1080Ti release reminded me of the Intel Core I7 7700K release. Not much performance difference to its predecessor and wasn't exactly big news.

Not sure what 'predecessor' you're comparing the 1080 Ti to. It's still the same generation not a GTX 2080. The 7700K is a rebranded and overclocked 6700K tho. 

[Duke Jake Morgan]

2 minutes ago, light-v said:

Not sure what 'predecessor' you're comparing the 1080 Ti to. It's still the same generation not a GTX 2080. The 7700K is a rebranded and overclocked 6700K tho. 

 

 

8 minutes ago, VagabondWraith said:

55% is not much difference? 

I was referring to the 6700K. 

[VagabondWraith]

Just now, Duke Jake Morgan said:

 

I was referring to the 6700K. 

The way you worded it had me thinking you were comparing the 980 Ti to the 1080 Ti.

[Duke Jake Morgan]

7 minutes ago, VagabondWraith said:

The way you worded it had me thinking you were comparing the 980 Ti to the 1080 Ti.

Oh dear no. That post was meant to have more content in it but I skipped a thought process and forgot to add ', the 6700k'.

[light-v]

4 minutes ago, Duke Jake Morgan said:

Oh dear no. That post was meant to have more comment in it but I skipped a thought process and forgot to add ', the 6700k'.

I guess what you wanted to say is that you've seen this kind of performance on the Titan XP kinda like 6700K - > 7700K but we're talking better gaming performance for half the price the 7700K is certainly not half the price of the 6700K but I get it

[Vellinious]

59 minutes ago, VagabondWraith said:

It's already beating it at stock. The fact that the Ti memory can hit over 12GHz will certainly keep it above TXP clock for clock. They're essentially the same card.

Because it has a higher base clock at stock than the Titan does.....that's the only reason "stock for stock", the ti is beating the Titan.

Like I said....we'll see what happens when the prosumers get the cards in hand and get them under water, but I have serious doubts that a well overclocked ti is going to outperform a well overclocked Titan.

[App4that]

Only if eppeen is important to you. I don't feel bad having had a 980ti since the Hybrid launched, because the 1080 is the same price now.

 

That's silly talk. 

[VagabondWraith]

6 minutes ago, Vellinious said:

Because it has a higher base clock at stock than the Titan does.....that's the only reason "stock for stock", the ti is beating the Titan.

Like I said....we'll see what happens when the prosumers get the cards in hand and get them under water, but I have serious doubts that a well overclocked ti is going to outperform a well overclocked Titan.

This is the thing... both cards have the same amount of cores. The Ti has better G5X memory. The only difference is 8 ROPs (which don't mean jack) and 1 gig of VRAM. There is absolutely nothing in the Titan that can make it better than the Ti. 

 

All you're comparing is 3584 vs 3584 CUDA cores. Clock for clock they'll be the same (with the occasional margin of error difference). 2100MHz Titan is the exact same as 2100MHz Ti. The biggest difference, the Titan can only reach around 11.5-11.8GHz on the G5X. The Ti scales beyond that. I've only seen one benchmark so far but the Ti memory was clocked at 12.3GHz. There's no way a Titan will ever catch that.

 

I'm confident in saying the Ti will be faster stock vs stock and OC vs OC (same clocks, faster memory).

[Vellinious]

I'm not going to argue with you....it's my opinion that the Titan will remain atop the heap when all is said and done.  Yours is that the ti will beat it.  

Not sure how many times I have to say, "we'll see", before you listen to it, but I'll try it again....WE'LL SEE.  lol

[DemonicHeart]

Titan owners.. get over yourselves lol the ti is king .,, and its faster buy 2 or 3 frames..

 

but dont sell your titan for a 1080 ti tho.. that will be stupid and wil waste money lol

 

 

patience is always key (laughing at those who rushed for 1080)

[LorenzArnua]

Since their pcb is almost same curious can u change titan xp cooler with aftermarket ti cooler? or dvi may create obstacle

[SaladFingers]

10 hours ago, N1ghtshade said:

7700k? What about an 1800X? Probably would perform better

Erm, nope, it wouldn't.

[RyGuy99]

12 hours ago, Vellinious said:

I'm not going to argue with you....it's my opinion that the Titan will remain atop the heap when all is said and done.  Yours is that the ti will beat it.  

Not sure how many times I have to say, "we'll see", before you listen to it, but I'll try it again....WE'LL SEE.  lol

Use some logic... Board partners are gonna allow the 1080 ti to come on top with air coolers ALONE. Like Zotac, Galax, and Gigabyte's gigantic triple fan coolers always end up pushing the "ti" cards past the Titan cards. 

[Vellinious]

3 hours ago, RyGuy99 said:

Use some logic... Board partners are gonna allow the 1080 ti to come on top with air coolers ALONE. Like Zotac, Galax, and Gigabyte's gigantic triple fan coolers always end up pushing the "ti" cards past the Titan cards. 

I don't care about air coolers.......rofl