whats the difference between this one and the non- superclocked?
168675
My last self-built PC was for running that Windows 3.1 so please let me ask this stupid question: for $20 more to get 10+% clock speed does it make any big different? Would this 03G-P4-2883-KR generates more heat (and fan noise) than 03G-P4-2881-KR? I am shopping this for my teen son's xmas surprise first power game PC, so please help. Any recommendations for the ultimate matching motherboad/CPU pair up? Thanks guys!
168676
Superclocked means it is like pre-overclocked , you can also adjust it later with the Evga software disk.Non-Superclocked version is overclockable but I recommend the superclocked version
168677
It means it's factory overclocked. The Standard has 876MHz Base Clock and 928MHz Boost Clock Vs The Superclock with 980MHz Base Clock and 1046MHz Boost Clock
168678
It means it's factory overclocked.The Standard has 876MHz Base Clock and 928MHz Boost ClockVs The Superclock with 980MHz Base Clock and 1046MHz Boost Clock
1306210
There is no difference. That's the same motherboard. I bought it less than a year ago and it works great. No issues yet.
1408504
The FTW version is clocked higher right out of the box. It's been tested by EVGA at these clock speeds to be stable. The regular superclocked version may be overclocked to these levels but may or may not be stable. I'm happy with the FTW version. I think it was worth a little extra.
810860
Unless you are going to do major overclocking you won't notice much difference.
1465934
This one has been very stable up to 4.9 mhz O.C.! And has beed that way since i built the machine. So if what you are arking is if it a faster processor the answer is Yes
1764252
It helps if you're doing any significant overclocking. I run mine at 1.1GHz and some high voltage level that I don't remember offhand, and without heatsinks I couldn't do that with stability.Even at lower clock speeds, the 10-20 celsius difference can make you "feel" better, although I don't know how much of a realistic difference it will make in terms of functionality and useful lifetime.
982405
It's not just the dual bios, the FTW has a custom PCB and an upgraded power phase design as well. The stock and SC 780 has a 6 phase design, this card has an 8 phase design. This is really sorta like a mini Classified.
1875291
Generally evga is really good with their overclocking. All super clocking is, as far as I know, is just factory overclocking. So, is it worth $18 for you to not have to figure out safe metrics to overclock it with yourself? If the price is only that much I tend to buy the super clocked.
416351
Yep, that's only difference in the processor itself. The box it comes in has a slightly different design, however.
2104158
One is Superclocked and for the money is better to get from EVGA IMHO... it will not make a WORLD of difference but EVGA Superclocked Edition still runs very cool and no extra power needed... and will give just ever so slightly smoother gameplay.... I almost always buy the EVGA Superclocks because the price isn't usually anymore and even SOMETIMES less than standard!!! Plus I dont' like to Overclock myself so the little extra that a product can be overclocked will come out of the boxed overclocked.
1317422
The biggest improvement is in the TIM (thermal interface material) which will improve temp's, resulting in a better overclock. Many enthusiast replaced the TIM on the 4670K's and lowered their temps by 10-20*C. I haven't seen any benchmarks published but I would be surprised if there's more than 5% improvement on any of the test.Also, there is an improvement on the integrated graphics.
1507254
The K at the end of the number means the processor cores are unlocked and you can change their frequencies and voltages, more commonly known as overclocking. If you are not interested in tweaking your processor, save yourself some money and get the locked version.
833565
The model I purchased does not- but also doesn't really need it. It's whisper quiet out if the box and runs (from what I can tell) very cool. Unless you're hardcore overclocking, I'd imagine LC would be a bit overkill on this thing.
742695
Almost the same thing. The GL model is gigabit on each port versus 10/100 in the non-GL. Also more RAM and higher CPU speed if I recall correctly. There are other smaller differences as well, but these are the too areas that I usually utilize the GL model over the non-GL model for.
978972
revision 1 The only difference is needing 1 8 pin and 1 6 pin(rev 1) vs needing 2 8 pin(Rev 2. 2 8 pins should give it more overclock headroom in theory.) either way it's a fantastic card:) Good luck.
101961
For one, the cooler is different. The physical size of the card is significantly larger than the FTW. That is to account for the larger cooler in the Classified card. Therefore, this card can be overclocked more than the FTW card.
850589
the 780ti SC is a faster GPU but it is factory Superclocked. i dont think you push it pass it stats