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My 780 Ti from eVGA step up arrived today

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After a few weeks of waiting my step up from a GTX 780 to a GTX 780 Ti is complete. B)

 

Annnnnd.....I want to share.

 

Some pics:

 

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Installed a backplate for added sexyness.

 

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So far I have only pushed for highest maximum clocks. I don't know if they are gaming stable at all.....I doubt they are.

 

780 Ti @ 1295Mhz GPU and 7700Mhz Mem I got:

 

Firestrike: 11598 - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1839434

 

Firestrike Extreme: 5857 - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1839492

 

My "old" 780 @ 1240Mhz got:

 

Firestrike: 9789 - http://www.3dmark.com/fs/1122592

 

Firestrike Extreme: 5055 - http://www.3dmark.com/fs/1122531

 

 

So far so good. I believe that I will likely get 1200Mhz on the GPU gaming stable no problem. :)

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It is delicious.

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Dayum, that build is very sexy man!

 

Thank you! I am very happy with it.

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Thank you! I am very happy with it.

NP man! Quick question, what's your LED strip ? But at looking at the cable, it looks like a cathode, but just to be sure.

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NP man! Quick question, what's your LED strip ? But at looking at the cable, it looks like a cathode, but just to be sure.

 

I actually use two LED strips by logysis. They are great.

 

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/8796/lit-179/Logisys_White_12_LED_Sunlight_Stick_ML12WH.html?tl=c77s1042b10

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After a few weeks of waiting my step up from a GTX 780 to a GTX 780 Ti is complete. B)

 

Annnnnd.....I want to share.

 

Some pics:

 

IMG_0223_zpsb349a107.jpg

 

IMG_0225_zpsd5d25a74.jpg

 

IMG_0227_zps4eaf126f.jpg

Installed a backplate for added sexyness.

 

IMG_0230_zps4eb75333.jpg

 

 

 

So far I have only pushed for highest maximum clocks. I don't know if they are gaming stable at all.....I doubt they are.

 

780 Ti @ 1295Mhz GPU and 7700Mhz Mem I got:

 

Firestrike: 11598 - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1839434

 

Firestrike Extreme: 5857 - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1839492

 

My "old" 780 @ 1240Mhz got:

 

Firestrike: 9789 - http://www.3dmark.com/fs/1122592

 

Firestrike Extreme: 5055 - http://www.3dmark.com/fs/1122531

 

 

So far so good. I believe that I will likely get 1200Mhz on the GPU gaming stable no problem. :)

that is a nice boost in firestrike :)

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*heart pangs with jealousy* although I do have a 780, I bought it right before price drops :(

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That's a nice build there, I like seeing coloured builds. Really jealous of that 780 ti too.

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http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1841307

 

Broke 6K in 3DMark Firestrike extreme. Card @ 1340 / 8,000!  (+320/+500)!

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After a few weeks of waiting my step up from a GTX 780 to a GTX 780 Ti is complete. B)

 

Annnnnd.....I want to share.

 

Some pics:

 

IMG_0223_zpsb349a107.jpg

 

IMG_0225_zpsd5d25a74.jpg

 

IMG_0227_zps4eaf126f.jpg

Installed a backplate for added sexyness.

 

IMG_0230_zps4eb75333.jpg

 

 

 

So far I have only pushed for highest maximum clocks. I don't know if they are gaming stable at all.....I doubt they are.

 

780 Ti @ 1295Mhz GPU and 7700Mhz Mem I got:

 

Firestrike: 11598 - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1839434

 

Firestrike Extreme: 5857 - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/1839492

 

My "old" 780 @ 1240Mhz got:

 

Firestrike: 9789 - http://www.3dmark.com/fs/1122592

 

Firestrike Extreme: 5055 - http://www.3dmark.com/fs/1122531

 

 

So far so good. I believe that I will likely get 1200Mhz on the GPU gaming stable no problem. :)

How long did you have your regular 780 for? Did you get any extended warranty on it?

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How long did you have your regular 780 for? Did you get any extended warranty on it?

 

I had my 780 for about two months, no extended warranty.

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I had my 780 for about two months, no extended warranty.

I've had mine since mid september.... could I still step up? I also have no extended warranty.

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man thats awsome 

love the backplate

i want one of those 

where did u get it?

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I've had mine since mid september.... could I still step up? I also have no extended warranty.

 

Most likely no, 90 Days from the date of purchase.

 

 

man thats awsome 

love the backplate

i want one of those 

where did u get it?

eVGA sells them on their site. :)

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Are you noticing any difference between it and the 780?

 

BTW is that a code keyboard?

 

I am actually. I didn't think I would but BF4 is much more smooth and I have everything set to Ultra with AA @ 2XMSAA 1440P. With my 780 I was using the 2XMSAA but with somethings on medium. Now a driver change and some patches have been released between then so that could have something to do with it.

 

The keyboard is a CM Storm Quickfire TK with MX browns.

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How did the step up program work exactly? Did you have to use a temporary card while you waited for the Ti?

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How did the step up program work exactly? Did you have to use a temporary card while you waited for the Ti?

 

You log in to your account and select your product that you registered after you purchased it. You follow a few steps for the step up and it will place you in a "step-up queue."  Once your turn comes up they review your tell you your step up cost and instruct you to ship in your card. Once they receive your card and check it out they ship you the new one. They do not cross ship so you will be out of a card once you send it off. The longest part of the wait is the wait in queue. I got in queue as soon as the 780 Ti launched so I was only 45th in line.

 

overall imo worth the wait and hassle.

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