Palit GTX 780Ti Jetstream OC Review

[tom_gr7]

Just found this kitguru review

Pros:

Fastest Single GPU card we have ever tested.
Amazing cooler performance – 15c better than reference cooler.
980mhz out of the box.
no core downclocking under load.
1,140mhz was possible with the supplied software.
Significantly quicker than the AMD R9 290X.
Looks great.

Cons:

Expensive.


Looks good eh?

 

[keynes]

Or wait for the super jet stream edition?

 

[tom_gr7]

Or wait for the super jet stream edition?

lol, if i had the the money i'd still get two stock evga superclock card watercool. Will OC much further than these cards.

 

[mattterrance]

Am crazy after looking at this, I want it to

 

[FusRoDah]

I want it in my rig that I'm about to order *Hint Hint*

 

[tom_gr7]

I want it in my rig that I'm about to order *Hint Hint*

From what ive read it is the fastest gtx 780ti.

 

[keynes]

I think the gigabite ghz edition is faster.

 

[tom_gr7]

I think the gigabite ghz edition is faster.

Oh really? I didnt know that.

 

[keynes]

The £530 GPU routinely clocks all the way up to 1,140MHz and produces benchmark scores that are, for the most part, only second to the £600-plus Gigabyte GHz model.

 

[FusRoDah]

The £530 GPU routinely clocks all the way up to 1,140MHz and produces benchmark scores that are, for the most part, only second to the £600-plus Gigabyte GHz model.

Drool.

http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/63889-palit-geforce-gtx-780-ti-jetstream/ - shows that costs are only a tenner more than the stock version -hint hint nudge nudge PCS <3

 

[tom_gr7]

Drool.

http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/63889-palit-geforce-gtx-780-ti-jetstream/ - shows that costs are only a tenner more than the stock version -hint hint nudge nudge PCS <3

I'd suggest giving them a bell and officially requesting that version.

 

[FusRoDah]

I'd suggest giving them a bell and officially requesting that version.

I was met with a no, as they order 100's of the 780ti's and cannot provide a choice - was offered to buy my own and send it to them (which I am not willing to do ), oh well never mind =)

 

[keynes]

I was met with a no, as they order 100's of the 780ti's and cannot provide a choice - was offered to buy my own and send it to them (which I am not willing to do ), oh well never mind =)

I told you I tried as well but I wouldn't risk buying it from a different retailer since i wouldn't benefit from PCS's warranty on the gpu.

 

[FusRoDah]

I told you I tried as well but I wouldn't risk buying it from a different retailer since i wouldn't benefit from PCS's warranty on the gpu.

Totally with you brother =)

ps. Just properly read your spec, 3x 27"..... that must be a spectacle to behold.

 

[tom_gr7]

lol, I'd totally get an aftermarket OC GPU.

my two cards run quite a bit faster than the standard non oc 680's. I'd imagine the same with 780ti's too.

As long as you buy from a decent retailer there shouldn't be problem. And if you was to get an EVGA card you would get 3 years warranty with them anyway.

I know PCS support is fantastic, but the likelihood that you will have a gpu hardware fault is probably small anyway.