What should I get, the 7990 or the Titan?
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The 7990 is Freakin' awesome!!!! I am an AMD man so I am kinda one sided on this answer!! The 7990 does ALL the heavey lifting you can throw at it!! I mean every graphics setting on the max and it's a walk in the park for this card!!!!
168133
No it is not worth it, I have a 7950 OC, and I will wait for 2 more generations to come out before even considering it...only difference is the Memory speeds...nothing more...the core GPU is bit faster...not worth the money.
1849645
Definitely get the 970 if you can. Specs blow Gtx 780 out of the water and also beat the 780ti
1347542
The 798 also has the internal electronics making it compatible with the Minn Kota's iPilot system as well as the new Humminbird 360 SI sonar. If neither of these are in your future, then stick with the 598 and save the $$.
1279219
For me I love the 380....it is spot on and was cheaper than the 405....speed is definitely more than enough at the 380.....I heard of some issues with the 405...so all things I would recommend the 380
404027
I used a i73930k, i73970k w/ the titan and had great performance. By far the best has been the i74770k . You should be fine with any modern four or more core cpu. "Bottlenecking" is a currently overused and misunderstood term. The only way to bottleneck a card these days is to run a dual core cpu at 2 ghz. You'll be fine.
879293
I believe the toxic is a better over clocker but the DCU II has better temps and noise level. I bought the toxic myself. I say which ever you can get cheaper, they are both great performers.
1770093
i recommend the corsair 860, it works really well, is pretty compact, fully modular, and platinum certified for like $150
745630
I'd go with the MSI. EVGA is typically expensive for what you get and they are constantly releasing (and subsequently discontinuing) cards with slight variations. It's more marketing that substance. This MSI runs under a load 24/7 (BOINC apps) and has never even reached 50% fan speed with Afterburner.
1487928
My understanding of the differences is the 880 is suppose to be a little more powerful than the 790. It may be but I'm very satisfied with the 700 series. The remote is convenient but not necessarily needed. I do know this product does what it advertises it will do, so you should be happy with either one.
621974
Yeap. But if you really wanna go eyefinity on it. I suggest the 7950 or 7970.
119540
The 290 is a powerhouse and is bout 50-60% faster than the 760 FTW, costs $125 more, runs significantly hotter, and consumes almost double the power. But is 50-60% faster.If you already have the 760 FTW, I'd think carefully about whether the upgrade is worth it or not.Source: I own rigs with both 760s (non-FTW) and 290s.
306623
Get an h97 because this processor can't over clock, so there is no point in buying a motherboard that can over clock. If you want to overclock then buy the i5-4690k and the z97.
1047549
Absolutely. Most boards will support it, but your case size and configuration need to be addressed. Power is key, since this will require a PSU capable of supplying a minimum of 28 amps per 8 pin cable and a minimum draw of 500 watts. The card is 12.5 inches long in length total, and the radiator will need to be mounted as well. Look for a PSU with a single 12+v rail, with a minimum of 800 watts and you should be ok. If there is more than one rail, then you will need to make sure the out of each is a minimum of 28 amps. Make sense? Bad mofo card though for sure, but the 7990 at the price these days would be pretty darn good as well.
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It is better in almost every way. Titan is better in two ways, double precision performance and it has more memory. Search for the Anandtech GTX 780 Ti review. It provides a nice summary of the advantages of each card. Basically the Titan is better only for numerical, specifically double precision, work.
59578
Save your money from buying a EVGA and buy the PNY GTX 780. Performance wise, the 7990 is better with a dual gpu in one card but the card runs hot and has a shuttering issue. The GTX will run cooler and more handle today's games.
1945109
Nothing really. It's rated at like 5.6 teraflops which is great for things like mining Bitcoin and to has a lot of direct compute power. If you are in the graphics industry you really should be looking at a Quadro or a FireMV card. I Titan is also a good choice because if it dual point floating precision. Also on a side not this card is so loud you would need to shout over it.