Recent content by lagittaja

Or http://www.overclock.net/t/1406289/why-boost-is-fluctuating-like-that-on-770 http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=1969264 https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/549452/msi-gtx-770-strange-downclocking/#3843859 http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=186408

I'd get a card with a blower cooler to such a case. But that's just me. Also it would be a tight fit but I guess it could fit, the MSI card I mean. Found a pic of the SG05 with a 10" GTX680 in it It actually fits a GTX 680 vanilla which is afaik 10.5" but dunno if the case was modded. Oh wait...

Damn this thread is mind numbing. Increase the God damn temperature target just like I've said couple of times and just like EVGA_JacobF instructed you.

And that's because the older driver utilizes your card worse than the newer driver. GG Be ignorant if you wish.

Did you even bother to open the TechPowerUp link I put in my last post? Open it. Read it. Get it now? It's how the GPU Boost 2.0 functions. You have a temperature target of 80*C. When your card meets the temperature target, it will downclock itself to STAY at the temperature target. If it...

Meh, ended up ordering the evga 670 vanilla card from a finnish etailer. Decent price, ish. Got tired of waiting.. I'll use it, if it's a good overclocker I'll keep it and put it under water at somepoint. If not I'll fire up the step up and get a 770 or if I go wild why not the 780.

There's nothing wrong with your card. Your card is hitting 80*C under load. And why does that matter you might ask? The temperature target is 80*C. And that matters because? When it hits the temperature target the gpu will downclock slightly. GPU Boost 2.0 in action... Like I said, increase the...

Increase your temperature target to 85 and test again.

Over here the 670 Mini is cheaper than the normal version :D

"That's pretty interesting and yeah it seems that the 760 has less vram chips on the back then the 770 which has 8. I mean it evens out to 2 gigs somehow but that is very weird." VRM Voltage Regulation Module VRAM Video Random Access Memory The actual VRAM chips are on the front side of the...

Thanks for the review. So looked at the OC perf section and the 7950B is performing 8.4% faster when the average FPS is calculated from those six results. Discard Tomb Raider and it's 4.7% faster. System power consumption is 31.8% higher with 7950B with both OC'd. So mmyeah, 760 definitely is...

So have you gotten your card? I see that newegg has updated their product pictures. The 760 rev2.0 definitely has the 770 PCB but I'm a bit confused by this. Apparently the specs http://www.nec-tokin.com/english/product/pdf_dl/proadlizer_e.pdf A thread that came up by googling that NEC/tokin...

Does not compute. Reference 760 is 9.5" This is 6.7". The reference is 2.8" longer or 41% longer. Usually these cards are in the 9.5-12" range so..

Awww such a teeny weeny tiny cutie card

Well I'll order the new gpu sometime during the next weekend. Have no idea though which I'd get.. If the 2762 SC doesn't come back in stock or EVGA doesn't release any info regarding the 2764 FTW model I'll just get the 670 FTW Sig2.