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Graphic cards
The GeForce TITAN video card is meant to perform beyond any single GPU Kepler video card that has been previously released. The GeForce TITAN is equipped with the GK110 core, with five graphics processing clusters, 14 streaming multiprocessors, 224 texture units and 48 ROP units. The GeForce TITAN runs at an 836MHz Base clock with a Boost clock of 876MHz. In terms of memory, the GeForce Titan has 6GB of GDDR5 to utilize across a 384-bit memory interface providing a total memory bandwidth of 288.4 GB/s. Usually, this much performance is expected to be a power hog but due to further optimizations on NVIDIA’s part, the GeForce GTX TITAN TDP is a scant 250W, requiring only a single 6-pin and 8-pin power connector.
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan 6GB is without a doubt the most powerful single-GPU video card ever released. This card is aimed at gamers and enthusiasts that are gaming at Ultra HD resolutions like 2560x1600 or 5760x1080 (Surround gaming setups). The GeForce GTX Titan and the GK110 GPU runs great at 1920x1080, but that is like doing the speed limit with a super car. This card was build to game at high resolutions and really starts to stretch its legs when you get to the higher resolutions...
XFX Radeon HD 7970 Black Edition is based on the fastest GPU from AMD, the Radeon HD
7970, but here overcloced by default. XFX is well known for products with overclocking
in mind, and this Graphics Card is noexception. Let us see how it performs in 3D
benchmarks and 3D games.
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To find out whether a graphics card will run a particular game completely stutter-free, you have to look at the time it takes for each individual frame to be produced. When all frames are processed within about 30 milliseconds, you can say that a game is 100 percent smooth and without hick-ups.
A few days ago we introduced you to the concept of of frametime tests, a more accurate way of gauging graphics card performance in video games. Today we are applying the new test for the first time, and with the new data we will compare the AMD Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition to the Nvidia GeForce GTX 680.
Précédemment dans la Vie à la Ferme, nous avions reçu une véritable star, une certaine HD 7970 Matrix Platinum. Cette étoile filante nous avait subjuguée par sa plastique de rêve et ses performances stratosphériques. Mais voilà, on se situait tout de même dans un marché de niche, celui de la carte graphique très haut de gamme, il nous ait donc paru pertinent de tester une HD 7970 plus accessible, la HD 7970 DCU II d’Asus. La carte diffère sur certains points de la fameuse version Matrix, mais on retrouve un PCB maison et un refroidissement imposant.
Today we take the GTX Titan through a selection of real world gaming tests which include Crysis 3, Aliens: Colonial Marines, Far Cry 3, Assassins Creed 3, Hitman: Absolution, StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm, Battlefield 3, Skyrim: Dragonborn, DOTA 2, SWTOR, Mass Effect 3, F1 2012 and Borderlands 2. Mix that with the latest 3DMark, Heaven Benchmark, GPU computing, Media playback and all the usual power/thermal and overclocking tests... add frame latency, competing multi and single GPU setups and we have quite a lot to get through today.
Last week we published an article about a new way of testing graphics card performance in video games. Traditionally, graphics cards performance has been expressed in frames per second. The assumption has always been, the more fps your graphics card is capable of, the better video games will perform. But is it really that simple? Not quite so, it turns out. To really determine how a graphics card handles a video game, the average fps is not an adequate measure of performance, and you need to delve deeper. Frametime tests do exactly that.
Titan gegen Toxic im Test, das Duell: Nvidias Geforce GTX Titan ist offiziell die schnellste Single-GPU-Grafikkarte auf dem Markt - aber auch die teuerste. Was können hochgezüchtete AMD-Designs wie Sapphires Toxic Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition gegen die GTX Titan ausrichten? PC Games Hardware bittet die beiden 6-GiByte-Grafikkarten zum Duell inklusive SLI- und Crossfire-Benchmarks.
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