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They made a few optimization to the GK110 chip Titan is based on and slightly increased core clock to 900Mhz. I don´t like anandtech benchmark because it doesn´t show the lowest fps.
But if you check Tomshardware review. for example, it´s notciable that the red line dominates the black line.
jhonMalcovich
What the hell is up with that HD 7990, looks like AMD have some driver work to with their premier card. :shock:
[QUOTE="jhonMalcovich"]
They made a few optimization to the GK110 chip Titan is based on and slightly increased core clock to 900Mhz. I don´t like anandtech benchmark because it doesn´t show the lowest fps.
But if you check Tomshardware review. for example, it´s notciable that the red line dominates the black line.
GarGx1
What the hell is up with that HD 7990, looks like AMD have some driver work to with their premier card. :shock:
AMD has always had problems with its dual GPU cards.
[QUOTE="jhonMalcovich"]
[QUOTE="lostrib"]
And then you can watch the black line beat the red line in crysis 3, bf3, bioshock infinite, tomb raider
lostrib
Yes. But Frame Time Variance is always better on GTX780, which means higher values for the lowest fps. And the lowest fps is very important because it musn´t fall under 30 fps, otherwise the gamer will notice it.
Well that's not even true. and stop changing the goal posts, first it was min and avg fps, now it's frame time variance
You may clearly see how Fame Time Variance in translated into the Lowest FPS in the Crysis 3 benchmark.
You may clearly see, how the black line touches 25 fps while the red line never goes down so low.
Besides you must take into account that Anodyn and Tom´s Hardware bechmarks are for 1440p resolutions, not 1600p as in the case of Gamespot´s.
[QUOTE="Ben-Buja"]
[QUOTE="silversix_"]its always nice to spend ~600$ on a gpu and have some games dropping to low 20's fps :lol:lostrib
I wonder what CPU they used, some of the results seem like they hit a CPU bottleneck.
Anyway, at 1080P this card easily runs anything out there in 60 fps + maximum settings
stock 3570k, though i don't really trust gamespot as a hardware review site
I'm just asking because I have this benchmark in mind:
What a difference a CPU can make in Crysis 3...
[QUOTE="Bebi_vegeta"]
[QUOTE="jhonMalcovich"]
It´s called optimization. I checked several sources and there are certain games in which GTX780 outperforms Titan. Why are you so angry. Have you bought Titan recently ?
jhonMalcovich
What optimization, it's the same card... And not mad, but I won't stand to ignorance being spread like it was the truth...
Go read a bit...
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6973/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-review
They made a few optimization to the GK110 chip Titan is based on and slightly increased core clock to 900Mhz. I don´t like anandtech benchmark because it doesn´t show the lowest fps.
But if you check Tomshardware review. for example, it´s notciable that the red line dominates the black line.
Or this one
The red doesn't dominate... It's pretty much the same.
What are you talking about, it's mostly due to clocks being a bit higher.
[QUOTE="jhonMalcovich"]
[QUOTE="Bebi_vegeta"]
What optimization, it's the same card... And not mad, but I won't stand to ignorance being spread like it was the truth...
Go read a bit...
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6973/nvidia-geforce-gtx-780-review
Bebi_vegeta
They made a few optimization to the GK110 chip Titan is based on and slightly increased core clock to 900Mhz. I don´t like anandtech benchmark because it doesn´t show the lowest fps.
But if you check Tomshardware review. for example, it´s notciable that the red line dominates the black line.
Or this one
The red doesn't dominate... It's pretty much the same.
What are you talking about, it's mostly due to clocks being a bit higher.
GTX780 has a better Frame Time Variance though.
You may clearly see how Fame Time Variance in translated into the Lowest FPS in the Crysis 3 benchmark.
You may clearly see, how the black line touches 25 fps while the red line never goes down so low.
Besides you must take into account that Anodyn and Tom´s Hardware bechmarks are for 1440p resolutions, not 1600p as in the case of Gamespot´s.
[QUOTE="Bebi_vegeta"]
[QUOTE="jhonMalcovich"]
They made a few optimization to the GK110 chip Titan is based on and slightly increased core clock to 900Mhz. I don´t like anandtech benchmark because it doesn´t show the lowest fps.
But if you check Tomshardware review. for example, it´s notciable that the red line dominates the black line.
Or this one
jhonMalcovich
The red doesn't dominate... It's pretty much the same.
What are you talking about, it's mostly due to clocks being a bit higher.
GTX780 has a better Frame Time Variance though.
You may clearly see how Fame Time Variance in translated into the Lowest FPS in the Crysis 3 benchmark.
You may clearly see, how the black line touches 25 fps while the red line never goes down so low.
Besides you must take into account that Anodyn and Tom´s Hardware bechmarks are for 1440p resolutions, not 1600p as in the case of Gamespot´s.
You also see how the red line is often under 30fps compared to the black.
And I wonder how they even test this time VS frame data...
[QUOTE="jhonMalcovich"]
[QUOTE="Bebi_vegeta"]
The red doesn't dominate... It's pretty much the same.
What are you talking about, it's mostly due to clocks being a bit higher.
Bebi_vegeta
GTX780 has a better Frame Time Variance though.
You may clearly see how Fame Time Variance in translated into the Lowest FPS in the Crysis 3 benchmark.
You may clearly see, how the black line touches 25 fps while the red line never goes down so low.
Besides you must take into account that Anodyn and Tom´s Hardware bechmarks are for 1440p resolutions, not 1600p as in the case of Gamespot´s.
You also see how the red line is often under 30fps compared to the black.
For me
Lowest FPS > Average FPS > Highest FPS
[QUOTE="Bebi_vegeta"]
[QUOTE="jhonMalcovich"]
GTX780 has a better Frame Time Variance though.
You may clearly see how Fame Time Variance in translated into the Lowest FPS in the Crysis 3 benchmark.
You may clearly see, how the black line touches 25 fps while the red line never goes down so low.
Besides you must take into account that Anodyn and Tom´s Hardware bechmarks are for 1440p resolutions, not 1600p as in the case of Gamespot´s.
jhonMalcovich
You also see how the red line is often under 30fps compared to the black.
For me
Lowest FPS > Average FPS > Highest FPS
That's funny, this is what you said...
Yes. But Frame Time Variance is always better on GTX780, which means higher values for the lowest fps. And the lowest fps is very important because it musn´t fall under 30 fps, otherwise the gamer will notice it.
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freedomfreak
those were before the nvidia driver update during the first week of tomb raider's release. FPS is now fine just like any other game on pc. Even lower tier cards can max it out.
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