What is the difference between this card and the Super Clocked version other than the addition of Superclock to it's title?
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Hello Superclocked is the same as overclocked - this means that the specs of the component, in your case the graphics card have been tweeked by the manufacturer to increase its performance. It will work faster and produce more clock cycles per second; hence the name "overclocking". There are some 'risks' to it though. In your case it could be the cooling. Be sure to vent your computer as much as possible to avoid overheathing while playing games.
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In short - it puts more power through it. More processes per second, but increased heat. Typically a little faster. You should be able to find specs that compare the two you are looking at.
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Hi Joe,Sorry for slow response. The other two answers pretty much sum it up. I'm no computer or graphics card guru, but, if you do a search of the Internet, you should be able to find out some useful information. At least way better than I can explain. For starters, this may help: http://www.game-debate.com/hardware/?gid=2073&graphics;=GeForce%20GTX%20750%20Ti%20EVGA%20SuperClocked%202GB%20EditionThank you for the question and good luck!
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HelloSuperclocked is the same as overclocked - this means that the specs of the component, in your case the graphics card have been tweeked by the manufacturer to increase its performance.It will work faster and produce more clock cycles per second; hence the name "overclocking".There are some 'risks' to it though. In your case it could be the cooling. Be sure to vent your computer as much as possible to avoid overheathing while playing games.
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Well, according to Nvidia Control Panel, the Core bus is 822Mhz, and the Memory bus is 2004 mhz. I haven't felt the need to overclock it for anything yet, as it's been stable and capable of doing what I want it to do with the newest games, so I can't comment on that. Check reviews online to see about the theoretical overclock values.
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Hi Rustam, an excellent question! It had me puzzled for a wee while as well, but after a week of testing I can confirm that this is a dual BIOS card, and this switch switches from power saving mode (default) to uber mode. What lead to me discovering this switch was monitoring the card closely during BF4 sessions, and bench marking, and I could not get the card to use the full 1018mhz core speed. I used MSI afterburner and played with the power settings to the card, and found that @ +12-25% power boost, the card hits it's full speed all the time! ( Unless it hits 70c and throttles!). This switch does exactly what MSI Afterburner does using software, and pretty much lets you use the card to the full 1018mhz core speed, otherwise it will use 800-950mhz on both cores only. You can flick the switch at any stage, but settings only take effect on next boot. I hope this helps :)
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u need a pci-e which It has, its also functioning great when overclocked too with that board id recommend a better card but u wont be the only one running it on that board, go ahead and google it a few others are using it
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It's the newest bios version out.I have the UD7. I bought this for my friend Because i was building him a new rig It performs super.No worries my friend.
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Neither, the card runs fairly cool and actually, I hear far less noise than I used to. At first I did not think the card was booting it was so quiet :p note: I have not attempted overclocking or editing the fan speeds at all. Just out of the box usage.
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because with the original Titan you are able to modify it to actually run faster than the Titan black cards they lock them down in the BIOS of the card after this version of the Titans so this type is faster than the Titan black look it up at overclockers.net
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Sorry, I don't recall. (My guess would be it's 970.) In the overall scheme of things, the small differences you're asking about, would probably not be noticeable with this unit.
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In my personal opinion yes the extra speed is worth it. Typically when you get a high clocked card you get a higher 'binned' chip which basically means it was tested to perform stably at the higher speeds than stock. It won't guarantee you more headroom after the initial overclock but in my experience most of the time they do AND end up clocking higher and are more stable because of the more rigorous testing by EVGA.
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Not really. It's just factory overclocked. It literally takes nothing to set a manual overclock yourself. These card perform very well at stock speeds as well
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A 270 x is basically a 270 over clocked. Basically paying more money for a card when you can just download MSI afterburner and over clock the card yourself. Which is what I did. I got a 290 instead of a 290 x and saved myself over a 100 bucks at the time. Then I just boosted the core and memory clock myself and it performs on par with the 290x.
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They are the same base model, but since they are from separate companies, they differ in exact specifications. Also, the one you mentioned is the 4GB memory model, while this one is the 2GB model. 2GB VRAM is usually enough, but 4GB is handy in very high performance gaming. Also EVGA Superclocked isn't necessarily equivalent to MSI Overclocked (they probably aren't). EVGA SC typically has a slightly higher frequency boost. There may be other differences. The specifications should clarify for each card.
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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
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Only if you are a "hardcore" overclocker. (Or interested in OC'ing now or anywhere down the line) Both cards are really great but both only truly shine when OC'ed.
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I'm afraid I have no information or insight into the differences between these two cards. The appear to be interchangeable. Who knows - they might have come out of the same factory....
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Are you trying to compare this EVGA with the MSI power edition??? If this is OK then choose MSI with eyes closed, it's better. If I'm wrong, I can't help you jejeje maybe this page can help you, but I think it will no answer your question. http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html
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From what I know the newegg one may not be the oc variant while the amazon one is. The picture of the box on newegg seems to suggest it's the oc variant but it's not explicitly mentioned in the name unlike the amazon one. The specs of the newegg one on the details section is also for the non oc version. 1080mhz core vs 1030mhz core and 1410(5640)mhz memory vs 1325(5300)mhz memory. In the end it's up to you to decide which one is better. I bought the amazon one because it was a guranteed oc version and hopefully that meant a better binned card.