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EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler 3GB GDDR5 384bit Dual-Link DVI-I DVI-D HDMI DP SLI Graphics Cards 03G-P4-2884-KR

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  • Base Clock: 1006 MHz
  • Boost Clock: 1072 MHz
  • Memory Clock: 7000 MHz Effective
  • CUDA Cores: 2880
  • 3072MB GDDR5 384bit Memory
  • Microsoft DirectX 12 API (feature level 11_0) Support
  • Nvidia TXAA Technology, Nvidia GPU Boost 2.0, Nvidia Adaptive Vertical Sync, Nvidia Surround, Support for Concurrent Displays, Nvidia PhysX, Nvidia 3D Vision Ready, Nvidia SLI Ready, Nvidia CUDA Technology
  • PCI express 3.0
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  • Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 1.5 x 4.4 inches ; 2.9 pounds
  • Shipping Weight: 2.9 pounds
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  • Item model number: 03G-P4-2884-KR
  • Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (106 customer reviews)
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  • Date first available at Amazon.com: November 7, 2013
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Product Description

The EVGA GTX 780 Ti is the best gaming GPU on the planet, delivering 25% more cores and exciting new technologies to take extreme gaming to a whole new level. This is pure performance accelerated, giving you the freedom to play every title at ultra settings and max resolutions on today's highest-definition displays. Boost your gaming experience with a stunningly beautiful, quiet design. You get NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 for minimum clock speeds, PhysX and TXAA technologies for smooth, sharp graphics, and GeForce ShadowPlay to capture all your greatest gaming moments, automatically. Whether you're playing on stunning 4K monitors at extreme settings, or multiple monitors at 2560x1600, the GTX 780 Ti provides the horsepower to drive all your next-gen gaming visual experiences.

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Customer Reviews

Every game I play I can do so in Ultra settings while exceeding 60 FPS.
Evan Albright
The ACX solution seems to work well - I haven't heard the fans make a lot of noise under heavy load.
Boyd Chan
If you want the best game experience, this is the very best card you can buy.
Masculine Unicorn

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39 of 41 people found the following review helpful By Ahmed Ramahi on January 12, 2014
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Before I replace the EVGA GTX 580 with this beast, i ran a 3DMark-11 PRO Edition test (Basic - Performance test), then i simply replaced the card and did the test once i switched on the PC:
With the GTX 580 scored P6557
With the GTX 780Ti Superclocked scored P12859
You can see it is double the result. During the 3DMark tests, the lowest FPS i got was 32, while with the GTX 580 it reached 12.
Idle temp for the GTX 580 was 30c (and that's with liquid cooling), the GTX 780Ti with its ACX two fans idles at 26c
While playing Batman Arkham Origins at full graphics settings, the GTX 580 reached temps between 45c & 50c, the GTX 780Ti between 38c & 43c.

I was very confused whether to go for this one or the Titan 6Gb, but then I read in one review website (i wish if i can remember which one to reference it) that the Titan's only advantages over the 780Ti is the extra RAM, which gives performance advantage over the 780 series if:
1- You use multiple monitors.
2- You use a single monitor that is higher resolution than 1080HD (i.e. 4K HD)
3- You use heavy graphics designing and 3D modeling.
I quote one thing i clearly remember from that site "Basically the Titan is found to bridge the gap between the office/professional use and gaming use. So if you are a graphics designer who do lots of gaming the Titan is for you, but if you want raw gaming card stick with the 780 series).

By the way it is worth to note that the 780Ti Superclocked (this card in review) and 780Ti Classified (both by EVGA, the Classified is a bit faster than Superclocked and about $50 more expensive) exceed the Titan performance. Only difference is the power connectors: Superclocked requires 1x8Pin + 1x6Pin while the Classified requires 2x8Pin and this was my main reason i went for the Superclocked, otherwise I have to purchase a new PSU.

Hope this adds value to anyone who is confused which card to purchase.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful By Matt C on January 25, 2014
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2560x1440 is not an issue for this card. BF4 is smooth with Ultra settings. Fantastic performance.

I bought this instead of waiting for a R9 290X and have not been disappointed with it.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful By ToastG on April 16, 2014
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Before this one I was sitting on a dated Radeon HD 5670 which just wasn't cutting it anymore. My idea was go big or go home and while I couldn't justify paying 1k for a product I figured a few hundred cheaper would be a good limit. So far, seems like a good choice.

To get the bad out of the way first; I did have to buy a new PSU to get this to function. However I knew that going into it and it was for the best as my current psu was just terrible. So this is a good/bad scenario.

The other thing is that this card is HUGE. I have just enough room for wires to get behind it and, once again, I knew that going into this. It's just a tad overwhelming once you have it in your hands.

Now for the good:
Noise- It's pretty damn quiet when it's idling. When I start a game up or what-have-you it becomes a bit more audible but that's to be expected. On a related note, even when running some pretty intense things it never gets that hot so the fans are doing a good job.

Performance (games)- As I said earlier, my previous GPU was quite dated and didn't pack much of a punch, so putting this in was like having my mine blown. To use a very recent game release(Titanfall) as an example; I am able to put every setting (including AA) on MAX and still maintain a constant 60+ FPS. It's somewhat ridiculous. If I was capable of using multiple on this rig I'd probably invest in a second one later down the road and SLI them...

Tid-bits-
Super easy installation, just plug it in and put in the disk. That's it. No hoops to jump through which was nice.

Nvidia Geforce includes some nifty features for their cards. You can automatically optimize your games if you choose as well as a shadowplay feature.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful By B. T. Lynch on April 1, 2014
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I upgraded from two SLi 560 Ti's and let me say, I'm glad I finally made the jump. My rig is a few years old but I have not seen any issues with this card yet, i7-960 with a G1.Gureilla mobo to be exact. My 560 Ti's did an adequate job, and I could run most games at medium or sometimes high settings, however, they would whine, and under load.. they screamed compared to this 780 Ti. I honestly don't even know what the under load fan sounds like yet with this card to be honest.

I know I've been playing ES:O the last few days with it and nothing has even made it peep compared to how my 560 Tis would scream playing this game on high settings. Elder Scrolls Online with max settings doesn't even get the fans cranking on this and I love it. I played a bit of Star Craft II as well, didn't have and problems on ultra settings.

I've been so into ES:O that I haven't poked around with the Hangar Module for Star Citizen yet, but I know my SLi 560 Ti's hated it and would lag pretty badly, I'll update this review sometime after work and I've had a chance to test the rest of my higher end games.

For now theres nothing negative here, easy install both hardware and software wise. I had read so many horror stories that I was scared to death to put this card with my old mobo and processor but I didn't have any problems. Next step is gonna be to save for a new processor and mobo and then a second one of these bad boys and run everything on max on multiple screens, hah.

Edit: 4/4/14 I've tried the Star Citizen Hangar Module multiple times now, I've got 3 ships that show up in my Hangar (350R, Hornet, Constellation) and do not have any lag anymore at all. I'm actually amazed how smooth it feels compared to when I would run around before with my SLi 560 Tis.
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