Just built my dream box... 4xTitans
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That is SOME RIG !!!! Is he trowing away the 780's (maybe at a stealing deal
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3 780's with water blocks $350 a piece I think. and all in one shot. not each. So $1050 US
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Thanks ! Still dreaming !
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You and me both brother... You and me both.
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So does anyone know of any good rendering benchmarks? like that would show what 4 titans can do for our type of rendering?
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@unknownuser said:
Is he throwing away the 780's
That is really crazy considering the 780ti is getting better test results than the "X" depending on the configuration.
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Oh yeah? well we're noticing some odd results too/ got anything to source that to? I'd like to hear more.
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FOund this while looking...
http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-TITAN-vs-GeForce-GTX-780
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have you tried the thea test render scene kristoff?
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@pilou said:
PS What is the milk shake maker(?)on the center of the photo ?
He works for the sperm bank.
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@olishea said:
have you tried the thea test render scene kristoff?
No, this is a buddy's build so I didn't want to get too far into installing stuff. Is there a trial for thea and where is this render test?
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yes free trial and you need a login to access the forum
https://thearender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=93%26amp;t=16544
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I only have 2 Titans, and the only real software I have found that takes proper advantage of them is Thea as Oli has already mentioned. Nice rig!!
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@unknownuser said:
Oh yeah? well we're noticing some odd results too/ got anything to source that to
There is a lot of material and reviews to find on the 780 and the 780ti. Although quite different they are both sleepers. They both seem to hover in the top 5 among all cards no matter what new cards have arrived on the scene. There is a render test built into the Lumion product. My 780 scores 21000 which is in reach of the X or Black which are scoring mid 2000s.
Not a lot of power required either. I have a 650 watt PS only. -
@roland joseph said:
@unknownuser said:
Oh yeah? well we're noticing some odd results too/ got anything to source that to
There is a lot of material and reviews to find on the 780 and the 780ti. Although quite different they are both sleepers. They both seem to hover in the top 5 among all cards no matter what new cards have arrived on the scene. There is a render test built into the Lumion product. My 780 scores 21000 which is in reach of the X or Black which are scoring mid 2000s.
Not a lot of power required either. I have a 650 watt PS only.And there is a 780 that has 6Gb as all Titan cards but X. (the titan Z counts as 2 cards with 6Gb each).
That's why I think having one Titan X is better than having any other GPU in the market.
The 12Gb really count when you try rendering complex models. Since I've bought it, I also easily reached those 12Gb though so that is the real bottleneck for GPU rendering as there is currently no GPU card that I know of with more than 12Gb...
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@roland joseph said:
@unknownuser said:
Oh yeah? well we're noticing some odd results too/ got anything to source that to
There is a lot of material and reviews to find on the 780 and the 780ti. Although quite different they are both sleepers. They both seem to hover in the top 5 among all cards no matter what new cards have arrived on the scene. There is a render test built into the Lumion product. My 780 scores 21000 which is in reach of the X or Black which are scoring mid 2000s.
Not a lot of power required either. I have a 650 watt PS only.And there is a 780 that has 6Gb as all Titan cards but X. (the titan Z counts as 2 cards with 6Gb each).
That's why I think having one Titan X is better than having any other GPU in the market.
The 12Gb really count when you try rendering complex models. Since I've bought it, I also easily reached those 12Gb though so that is the real bottleneck for GPU rendering as there is currently no GPU card that I know of with more than 12Gb...
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Hey Chris how is your power bill working out these days?
.....you could heat your house with that thing.
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