What, the Gigabyte G1 Gaming is officially released?
Newegg had preorders up at some point and I guess I managed to get in early enough to have mine shipped tomorrow.
What, the Gigabyte G1 Gaming is officially released?
Newegg had preorders up at some point and I guess I managed to get in early enough to have mine shipped tomorrow.
Yeah, I saw that. I didn't preorder because I'm looking to pick up 2. They had a 1 per customer limit.
Yeah, I saw that. I didn't preorder because I'm looking to pick up 2. They had a 1 per customer limit.
Why didn't you just preorder one and wait to order the second one?
Yeah its weird how there aren't any reviews or official press yet. Hopefully its not an error on neweggs part.
Welp... Just got a notification that Newegg had them in stock, so I just put in my order for an EVGA GTX 980TI ACX 2.0 to go along with the one i'm acquiring through the Step Up program. So my specs will be as follows:
i7 4790K @ 4.7Ghz
16GB DDR 3 1866Mhz RAM
1TB Samsung EVO 840 SSD
2x EVGA GTX 980Ti ACX 2.0 in SLI
What do you think? I'm ready to rock n' roll. Hopefully this setup allows me to avoid upgrading for at least 2-3 years.
Welp... Just got a notification that Newegg had them in stock, so I just put in my order for an EVGA GTX 980TI ACX 2.0 to go along with the one i'm acquiring through the Step Up program. So my specs will be as follows:
i7 4790K @ 4.7Ghz
16GB DDR 3 1866Mhz RAM
1TB Samsung EVO 840 SSD
2x EVGA GTX 980Ti ACX 2.0 in SLI
What do you think? I'm ready to rock n' roll. Hopefully this setup allows me to avoid upgrading for at least 2-3 years.
I have the same dirty thoughts with regard to 980Ti Sli... But ive gotta hold out for the Fury baseline, or the halo non-reference Ti's. Lightning may strike thriceWhat do you think? I'm ready to rock n' roll. Hopefully this setup allows me to avoid upgrading for at least 2-3 years.
Shame I really hoped that you could and expected that you could especially since AMD supports this.They barely use any power at idle. You can't turn it off completely, as long as it's plugged in, but you can disable SLI so the second card will run idle.
My Gigabyte reference has a floor of 22% and my EVGA reference has a floor of 24%.Strange that the reference cooler evga superclocked I have has a fan floor of 24%. Can't turn it off.
Noticing something strange with my OCing - increasing power limit seems to just cause crashes. Same clocks as +0 power limit that are stable, but if I do 10% I get crashes in 3d mark and artificating. Stable with +0. Could this be PSU related?
Another weird thing I've noticed is that it doesn't scale properly on my 65 inch Panasonic 4k tv. If i change the screen resolution to Anything other than native 4k it's windowed with the rest of the screen blacked out.
Have tried using nvidia control panel scaling options, and they don't work.
If I change my tv display port setting to single stream instead of auto, this alleviates the issue, but then I'm locked to 30hz at 4k.
What sort of monitor are you using? 1440p? 144hz?
This sounds like a problem with your TV. You're using the DP connector, right? Does your TV scale non-native input signals sent over DP? Have you tried the HDMI 2.0 connector instead? It should work just fine for you over HDMI 2.0.
Ugh, I can't decide what model I want. I was gonna do the EVGA OC ACX, but then I saw that gigabyte and Msi both have higher overclocks out of the box. I've never overclocked before so i don't know if it's worth it or not.
It has much higher default clocks and boost clocks higher in most games? (normal boost clock is like.. 1090?... this has boost clocks of 1400 or more).That can't be right?
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_980_ti_g1_gaming_soc_review,24.html
The difference from 980 to ref 980ti to G1 980ti is MASSIVE.
Like what in the hell is this wizardry?
That can't be right?
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_980_ti_g1_gaming_soc_review,24.html
The difference from 980 to ref 980ti to G1 980ti is MASSIVE.
Like what in the hell is this wizardry?
And the OC numbers, pretty out there.
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_980_ti_g1_gaming_soc_review,36.html
Any gaffers get these sort of numbers?
That can't be right?
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_980_ti_g1_gaming_soc_review,24.html
The difference from 980 to ref 980ti to G1 980ti is MASSIVE.
Like what in the hell is this wizardry?
And the OC numbers, pretty out there.
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_980_ti_g1_gaming_soc_review,36.html
Any gaffers get these sort of numbers?
I returned my reference 980ti and want to get a Gigabyte Gaming edition, but I have a question. The max power draw from the card is 250, but the Gigabyte website says there's a 600W minimum PSU needed thanks to the coolers. I have a 600W PSU, but obviously it needs to power other components, too. Should I upgrade to 750 or 850, or am I reading something incorrectly? If it's relevant, I'm upgrading from a Windforce 780.
The 600W cooler means it dissipates 600W of heat. The recommended PSU is for the full system.
You're fine with the 600W PSU.I returned my reference 980ti and want to get a Gigabyte Gaming edition, but I have a question. The max power draw from the card is 250, but the Gigabyte website says there's a 600W minimum PSU needed thanks to the coolers. I have a 600W PSU, but obviously it needs to power other components, too. Should I upgrade to 750 or 850, or am I reading something incorrectly? If it's relevant, I'm upgrading from a Windforce 780.
Also:
i7-4770k
Asus Z87 MB
16GB Ram
A big part of their benches is that 5960x their using.
Max OC with my i5 4690k I'm just able to break 15,000, and they get that with a stock card.
I returned my reference 980ti and want to get a Gigabyte Gaming edition, but I have a question. The max power draw from the card is 250, but the Gigabyte website says there's a 600W minimum PSU needed thanks to the coolers. I have a 600W PSU, but obviously it needs to power other components, too. Should I upgrade to 750 or 850, or am I reading something incorrectly? If it's relevant, I'm upgrading from a Windforce 780.
Also:
i7-4770k
Asus Z87 MB
16GB Ram
Do you have a 980ti?
But just going by the GPU score only that's still crazy numbers.
21 500 on the gpu score oc'd
20 350 on the gpu score normal
Both the 780 and 980ti have the same power requirements, so your all set, no need to upgrade.
That can't be right?
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_980_ti_g1_gaming_soc_review,24.html
The difference from 980 to ref 980ti to G1 980ti is MASSIVE.
Like what in the hell is this wizardry?
And the OC numbers, pretty out there.
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gigabyte_geforce_gtx_980_ti_g1_gaming_soc_review,36.html
Any gaffers get these sort of numbers?
Heads up, everybody. The Gigabyte Gaming edition is now up for pre-order again on Newegg. I just snagged one myself.
Not quite.If the reviews are accurate, then the 980Ti is the i5-2500k of videocards.