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Graphics GTX770 +780 pictured! Titan cooler anyone?

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by jizwizard, 7 May 2013.

  1. jizwizard

    jizwizard Modder

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  2. IvanIvanovich

    IvanIvanovich будет глотать вашу душу.

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    So...
    760Ti = 670
    770 = 680
    780 = crippled Titan
    more or less? Not really that exciting.
     
  3. Noob?

    Noob? What's a Dremel?

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    Me likes the cooler!
     
  4. Stanley Tweedle

    Stanley Tweedle NO VR NO PLAY

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    The clear cover means u can see when it's totally clogged with masses of dust.
     
  5. damien c

    damien c Mad FPS Gamer

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    I like the cooler but I will still be watercooling my next cards what ever they are, just for the sake of temp's and noise.
     
  6. Noob?

    Noob? What's a Dremel?

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    LOL you do possibly have a point.

    Though it also makes me think what would happen to that material under high temps?
     
  7. Stanley Tweedle

    Stanley Tweedle NO VR NO PLAY

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    Acrylic may melt at 160c and given this is not an AMD GPU the operating temp should stay below.

    (before anyone goes mental over my AMD comment... it's a joke)

    :)
     
  8. total zombie

    total zombie What's a Dremel?

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    interesting, i like the coolers, i waiting to see what sort of money well have to pay in the uk, i want a new card its looking like a 770 or 760ti
     
  9. Harlequin

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    you appear to have forgotten the GTX 480 and its space heating ability.....
     
  10. Stanley Tweedle

    Stanley Tweedle NO VR NO PLAY

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    Oh yes. Fortunately never owned one. I wonder how many pepes went for SLI setups with the 480?

    Enough heating for entire house.
     
  11. Parge

    Parge the worst Super Moderator

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    I used to have a SLI under water. The cards themselves stayed a decent temps, between 50-55C, but my radiators used to kickout an absolute shedload of heat!
     
  12. Stanley Tweedle

    Stanley Tweedle NO VR NO PLAY

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    For a minute there I thought you meant submerged PC!

    55c is very decent for such hot GPU's. What rads did you have?

    I got a Thermochill PA 120.3 with fan shroud and 3 fans. CPU and GPU liquid cooled.

    Rad sits by open window sucking in outside dust and moskeets.
     
  13. Harlequin

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    I have also had gtx 480`s..... a good card but they can and do run quite warm.
     
  14. Parge

    Parge the worst Super Moderator

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    I had two EK 240 XTXs - the extra thick 60mm ones, I use them now with a single GTX 670, and needless to say, it barely hits 42C. Pics of my rig in the sig if you are interested.
     
  15. Stanley Tweedle

    Stanley Tweedle NO VR NO PLAY

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    Wow! That's a very nice build!

    Those EK rads fit in there nicely. Nice looking mobo too and you've isolated the pump nicely with that foam sandwich.

    My own build is completely messy and really needs to be taken apart for a tidy but I will wait until I get a new case.

    Those fans look like they'd be quite good at shifting air too with those blades.
     
  16. Tangster

    Tangster Butt-kicking for goodness!

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    Meh. I think the all metal coolers from Nvidia are ugly, although, being fair most stock coolers aren't great either (I liked the old AMD HD5xxx series batmobile cooler though).
     
  17. Parge

    Parge the worst Super Moderator

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    Yeah, they are Scythe Gentle Typhoon 1850s – one of the best for Static Pressure, they shift a hell of a lot of air too.

    Really! I LOVE the fact that they are using the Titan style coolers on the 7xx series parts. The GTX 480 looked awesome because they were forced to revolutionise the stock cooler due to the massive amount of heat it kicked out. I’ll probably be sticking with the 670 for this gen, but IMO anyone air cooling a 7xx card is in for a treat.
     
  18. Burnout21

    Burnout21 Mmmm biscuits

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    So the titan is still tea-bagging it's way at the top, despite new releases.
     
  19. Tangster

    Tangster Butt-kicking for goodness!

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    The industrial look just doesn't do it for me. If it was sleeker I'd like it.
     
  20. Stanley Tweedle

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPpD1k1iSVc

    8 of them on this rad.


    Re: look of the GPU cooler...

    It looks quite industrial/scifi with the black and gun metal. I prefer it to the black plastic cover and stupid stick on cartoon art I seem to have had on every GPU purchase.
     
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