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EVGA has revealed its GeForce GTX Titan lineup which fall under its Signature and water-cooled Hydro Copper series. Based on the GK110 architecture, the GeForce GTX Titan delivers amazing performance and gaming on high resolutions.
EVGA GeForce GTX Titan SC “Super Clocked” Series
The EVGA GeForce GTX Titan Superclocked GPUs are available in both hydro copper and signature models. Both models come with factory overclocks which are not mentioned at the moment. Combine 2688 Cuda cores with 6 GB GDDR5 memory and offer blistering fast performance.
EVGA GeForce GTX Titan Signature Series
EVGA’s Signature series cards are available in superclock and hydro copper models. The Signature series cards come bundled with EVGA exclusive goodies such as a limited edition EVGA GTX Titan T-Shirt, EVGA gaming mouse pad, a limited edition EVGA gaming posted and ofcourse the GeForce GTX Titan itself.Advertisement
EVGA GeForce GTX Titan Hydro Copper Series
EVGA’s GeForce GTX Titan Hydro Copper series combine a robust waterblock on the GPU itself to allow users to cool the Titan in liquid cooled setups. The superclocked variant of the EVGA Hydro Copper GeForce GTX Titan is also available aside the Signature model but like the other variants clock speeds are not mentioned.
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Here is the EVGA Z170 overclocking guide! The Z170 platform is one of the simplest in terms of steps needed to successfully perform a basic overclock, and luckily the CPU's overclock quite nice also&&First lets start with the system specs that are used in this guide, you may notice that I am using the Z170 Stinger motherboard, but any EVGA Z170 motherboard will behave similar.&Motherboard: EVGA Z170 StingerCPU: Intel 6700KMemory: EVGA SuperSC 8GB DDR4 2800MHzGPU: EVGA GTX TITAN X Hydro CopperCase/Cooling: EVGA Hadron Hydro, Watercooled CPU + GPU (2x120mm Radiator)OS: Windows 10Stress Test: Prime95CPU Monitoring: EVGA ELEET&Note before starting: If at any time you are unable to boot the system, or it does not POST while overclocking, hit the clear CMOS button located directly on the motherboard or on the I/O panel, this will reset ALL settings back to default. If this happens you may need to experiment with different voltage settings or CPU speeds. For each overclock setting, I strongly suggest rebooting back into OS and using a CPU stress test (like Prime95) to test for stability and monitor CPU temperatures. If you see any stability issues, or excessively high CPU temperatures (over 80C) you will either need to try increasing voltage (to improve stability) or decreasing voltage (if CPU temperature is too high).&Now lets start! We can access the BIOS by pressing the delete key while the system is booting. Here is what you will see when you open the BIOS for the first time. The default frequency on my Intel 6700K CPU is 4.0GHz.&Personally, I prefer setting my memory speed/timings before starting any CPU overclock, although you can also reserve this for the final step. If your memory supports XMP (as most do) you can simply head over to the memory tab either with your mouse or keyboard, and hit the XMP drop down. This will automatically set the correct memory multiplier/divider and memory timings. After you set it, save and reboot, then head back into the BIOS.&Next, I typically like to start slow on a new CPU. Head over to the Overclock tab and change the CPU Multiplier Control from Auto to Manual, after you do that you will see each core drop down. Set CPU Multiplier Setting to 44 and you will see them all change to 44. Since my Base Clock is set to 100MHz, a multiplier of 44 will set an overclock of 4.4GHz. For advanced users you can set a different frequency for each core, but generally I like to keep them all the same. Save and reboot back into BIOS.&Once back in the BIOS, you may notice that your CPU Voltage increased slightly, the EVGA BIOS will automatically increase voltage slightly to ensure stability. For higher overclocks (like 4600MHz+) you will likely want to set the voltage yourself. I did a quick test at a 46 multiplier (4600MHz) with Auto voltage and noticed it was not stable in Prime95. So next we will adjust the core voltage to increase stability. Head down the the Vcore option and select either Adaptive Voltage or Override. See below for the differences:&Adaptive:&I recommend using Adaptive Voltage, this will scale the voltage based on CPU activity, and also just seems to generally work better for Skylake CPUs.Override: To manually set a voltage that the CPU will be locked to.&For this guide I will be using Adaptive, once I set the Vcore mode to adaptive, I will try increasing the voltage SLIGHTLY to see if stability improves. an Offset voltage of +25 will set a 25mV offset on top of my core voltage. You can leave the Target Voltage at Auto. After doing this, save and reboot and retest for stability. If still not stable, I generally like to try increasing by +25mV increments until I find stability. Example, +25, +50, +75, etc. Of course make sure to monitor your temps, and just in general, I do not like to go over 1.35V unless you are on very good cooling.&So I verified that my overclock was stable at 4600MHz with an offset of +25mV, lets go up another few notches and try 4800MHz. For this I will need to set a CPU Multiplier Setting of 48, and after some testing, I needed to increase my voltage to +125mV for stability in Prime95 which lands me around 1.35V which is also in my target voltage. My temperatures are also looking good under a Prime95 load, not exceeding 56C. I did try 5GHz, but it needed much too high voltage for stability (over 1.45v) and increased temperatures over 70C which is out of my comfort zone, so looks like 4.8GHz it is! You may notice that once you start increasing voltages, even a slight voltage bump can increase CPU temperatures significantly, so make sure to keep an eye on this!&For CPU temperature monitoring I am using EVGA ELEET, which also allows you some control in Windows over CPU Multipliers, Voltage and BClock for further fine tuning. If you want to slightly increase your CPU clock by anything less than 100MHz, you can try increasing your BClock. A BClock of 101MHz with a 48X multiplier will give me around 4850MHz CPU Clock. (101x48). Keep in mind however that BClock will also impact your memory frequency, as your memory speed is also working off a multiplier. This will vary depending which memory you use.&So there it is, a basic look at overclocking on the EVGA Z170 platform, of course there are much more advanced options if you really want to eek the most out of your CPU and Memory, but in general, using the Multiplier control with a bit of CPU Voltage offset is a good place to start! Also keep in mind that all CPU's and platform's vary, so don't expect identical results. In general however, most 6700K CPU's should be good around 4.6-4.8GHz.
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I think I'm going to finally upgrade from X58 to Z170. &I really want to get a FTW board.
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Was your BCLK already set to 100? Didn't intel send the chips out as 80 but then later updated it to 100 with a bio update requirement?&You got silicon lucky with that 4.8 (just so others know)&What is your opinion on Adaptive for vCore? a guy from overclock dot net says this:There's no advantage to downclocking on idle. The power usage should be next to nothing, and it does nothing for longevity. With Haswell, these power saving states&decreased IO performance (albeit marginally, too little for anybody to notice in real world). I see it as nothing gained and something small lost.
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Great write up Jacob.&I meddled with this a little today as per the guide.First, ran P95 Blend for 30 mins at Stock and to get a baseline (XMP Profile active).My Top CPU package temp maxed out at 60 Deg Cel.&Then, just changed the "CPU Multiplier Control" from Auto to Manual and changed the "CPU Multiplier Setting" from 40 to 44.My Top CPU package temp maxed out at 73 Deg Cel on P95 Blend after 15 mins.Stable but a much higher temp and Core Voltage has changed to 1.265V..&Will have to read up more on&
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pittsburghjoeWas your BCLK already set to 100? Didn't intel send the chips out as 80 but then later updated it to 100 with a bio update requirement?&You got silicon lucky with that 4.8 (just so other know)&What is your opinion on Adaptive for vCore? a guy from overclock dot net says this:There's no advantage to downclocking on idle. The power usage should be next to nothing, and it does nothing for longevity. With Haswell, these power saving states&decreased IO performance (albeit marginally, too little for anybody to notice in real world). I see it as nothing gained and something small lost.&I prefer Adaptive voltage as opposed to override on Sandy/Ivy/Skylake platforms. I just have better voltage stability and generally better overclocks with adaptive instead of overriding. Overriding can cause some oddities sometimes at least in my experience.
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okay, I think I'm going to go with your way of doing it.&Am i making up stories about Intel releasing&skylake with lower BCLK than it should have? It had something to do with the integrated graphics.&&Edit: from pcgammer:&, the FCLK (f-clock)&wasn’t being set up properly during start-up. Asus helped explain the situation. The FCLK affects the transmission of&data between CPU and GPU by controlling a ratio frequency setting which is tied to the BCLK (base frequency of the processor). It’s set at either 4x, 8x, or 10x for 400 MHz, 800 MHz, or 1000 MHz. Apparently the default setting of the FCLK is 800 MHz for S however, Intel’s recommended value for desktops was 1000 MHz, so the 10x ratio setting should be used. AnandTech understands that the 10x setting back in early August wasn’t functioning properly.
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Thanks JacobI followed your guide and easily hit 4.8MHz with a +125 adaptive (so I guess I got lucky as well ).I'm floating around 60C when running Aida 64 stress test.I feel&I could go a bit further but I'll save this effort&for a rainy day as 4.8 is enough for me for now.Regds, JR
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@reynoldsjrmy - can you attach some images of E-LEET - interested in VCore, temps, etc ..
GPU: EVGA GTX 980 Ti HybridCPU: Intel i7 6700KMotherboard: EVGA Z170 Classified Memory: Corsair LPX Vengeance 4x4GB @ 3200MHz C16Storage: Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD (Boot Drive) & HGST IDK Deskstar 3.5 inch 3TB Internal HDDPSU: EVGA Supernova 1200W P2 PlatinumCPU Cooling: NOCTUA NH-D15SChassis: Phanteks Enthoo Luxe&
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Our FCLK frequency was always set to 1000MHz from day one.
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EVGA_JacobFOur FCLK frequency was always set to 1000MHz from day one.Hi Jacob,&Are you certain? My understanding is that FCLK was set to 800MHz by Intel in the launch&IME. So how did&EVGA set to 1000MHz? Did you override the Intel setting? How did you overcome the boot problem?&I'm puzzled.&Whatever, will you be allowing access to FCLK in BIOS sometime soon?&Regds, JR&
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Please disregard my last post as DaveB has answered on my IME thread
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&Zorton Maverick@reynoldsjrmy - can you attach some images of E-LEET - interested in VCore, temps, etc ..I'd be happy to do this but I cant find a way to attach images or links.&Can anyone help?&Regds, JR
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So, I changed to "ADAPTIVE" , increased the CPU Multiplier from "40" to "45" and added +25 to the Offset V.Loaded back into the BIOS and got the following screen -&I then launched into Windows 8.1 Pro and loaded up EVGA E-LEET twice (CPU & Monitoring tabs), HWINFO and Intel Burn Test.Ran IBT at Maximum Setting for 10 passes and it passed but hit 75 deg Cel --&Would you run P95 now or a longer stress test to confirm 4.5GHz is ok ?Also, what are the safe max temps when running stress tests ? Linus advises 80 to 85 deg C on 6700K ?Cheers for the help ..
GPU: EVGA GTX 980 Ti HybridCPU: Intel i7 6700KMotherboard: EVGA Z170 Classified Memory: Corsair LPX Vengeance 4x4GB @ 3200MHz C16Storage: Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD (Boot Drive) & HGST IDK Deskstar 3.5 inch 3TB Internal HDDPSU: EVGA Supernova 1200W P2 PlatinumCPU Cooling: NOCTUA NH-D15SChassis: Phanteks Enthoo Luxe&
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Zorton Maverick@reynoldsjrmy - can you attach some images of E-LEET - interested in VCore, temps, etc ..OK - let's see if this works -Screenshots taken when &15mins into an AIDA 64 stress test.You can see my temps are actually a lot higher than I first claimed - I think I must have been focusing on the core 1-4 temps (sorry, I didn't mean to mislead).Regds, JRp.s. if this works it's because I noticed the big image button on the right (and didn't try to use the insert/edit image button&on the lefthand side&
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@reynoldsjrmy - can't see the images mate. Think the best way to do it is to sign up for an online service like "&- upload your images and then use the provided URL to insert the images into your post. That is what I did a few mins ago ...
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@Zorton Mcuriously the big button on the right hand side became available when I edited the post - it avoids the need to upload to another site. I don't know why it's not available when one first creates a post&
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Hi,I've just noticed that if 'Ring Ratio' is left at Auto&then Cache&stays at its default speed.& So to get the cache to be running at the same frequency as the CPU you have to set it manually to the same multiplier as your overclock.&The cache speed can be seen using HWInfo64.& Firstly, here's&a pic of a 4600 MHz OC with Ring Ratio also set to 46 and secondly, a 4800 MHz OC with Ring Ratio left on Auto.& See 'Ring Max' in the pics.&I understand it is optimal for cache to be at the same speed (though it places a greater stress on one's OC)&Regds, JR
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&This was some nice build... I like these Intel SSD, next SSD will be Intel 100%.Why not they are among best.This is some nice i7-6700K sample, in Hadron... and TITAN X 1140MHz Hydro Copper...With such build you have fastest impression in surfing and loading games and similar things,but when CPU start to work 70-80%, extracting huge gaming files, unrar, copy, paste, than X99 is much better.&You see now Intel I7-4770K, I7-4790K, i7-6700K + TITAN X, GTX980Ti, GTX980 in Hadron on 500W Gold PSU - POSSIBLE!I would change my PC for this small... and I keep two EVGA Logos for EKWB Predator and one more nice place.
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p.s.When setting Ring Ratio to the same value as Core multiplier I've found -A 4600MHz OC is stable with an adaptive offset of +75.However, my 4800MHz OC with an adaptive offset of +125 becomes unstable and I get random BSODs even when not under stress.I don't suppose not running the cache at the same speed as CPU makes much difference.Regds, JR
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Video version, it is the same content just in video format :)&
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like to go&EVGA Z170 to but there are only 6 STA ports a need 8-10 ports ^^ so a have to w8 longer
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QUOTE:_________________________________________________________________________________&Zorton MaverickI then launched into Windows 8.1 Pro and loaded up EVGA E-LEET twice (CPU & Monitoring tabs), HWINFO and Intel Burn Test.Ran IBT at Maximum Setting for 10 passes and it passed but hit 75 deg Cel --&Would you run P95 now or a longer stress test to confirm 4.5GHz is ok ?Also, what are the safe max temps when running stress tests ? Linus advises 80 to 85 deg C on 6700K ?Cheers for the help ..__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Just a friendly comment. Zorton Maverick,&&&& Although you are running&on a superior air cooler (NOCTUA NH-D15) You can bring your temps way down if you go with a water cooling solution. EVGA_JacobF is&using "Case/Cooling: EVGA Hadron Hydro, Watercooled CPU + GPU (2x120mm Radiator)"& I use the Swiftech H220 myself. I would recommend a water solution&if you are an overclocking enthusiast. Thanks, Bret :D
MB:EVGA&Z170 CLASS/CPU:6700K/VIDEO: 2X EVGA GTX 670&4G SLI/MEM:G-Skill&Titan Z&Series&3000MHz 16G/ PSU:Corsair&RM1000&Gold-Modular/CPU Cooling: Swiftech H220Combat Names History: 1ID10T&in Battlefield 3,4 Hardline, BattlefrontMakoto Nagano in BFBC2,&& Bruce Willis in Battlefield 2142, Call of Duty,& Battlefield 2, Joint Operations, and Black Hawk Down. (Started with the BHD&beta in ). First FPS war game DOOM in the 1990's&
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@btodd1 - I have been looking at buying the ekwb Predator 360, but I think I will stick with the NH-D15 for now.I am not an overclocker and was just dabbling - also, the D15 can handle up to 4.5 with current CPU - so happy with that.Not going to use P95 or IBT anymore and will stick with AIDA65.For me, the ?200 (EUR280) for the Predator 360 is just not worth it when that money could be put towards a new Monitor or 2nd 980ti... &;-)
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&& & &Yes the Predator 360 looks great. I originally started with the swiftech H320 (3FANS) But it would not fit in my Silverstone Raven 03. I changed to the Swiftech H220(2 FANS) I have mine in push pull (4FANS 2 on each side) and I'm quite happy with it. Here is a pic of my temps at 4.6Ghz. Check the MAX temps at the bottom, 66C is&all it got up to on the Prime95 test. That's the reason I wanted to reply to you on the air cooling solution. I do understand the money thing! (where to put it and when) I have to wait on my 980ti Hybrid. ;( & Then my build will be complete!Thanks, Bret
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I just got the&Predator 360 yesterday ..fun fact ..they make you replace the cpu socket backplate with theirs.
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@Brett - nice OC and temps@PittsburghJoe - would be interested to hear your thoughts on it after you have installed and used for a bit - e.g. Installation, Noise, temps, etc...
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Thanks Zorton!Yes, PittsburghJoe, I too would like to hear about your Predator 360.Keep us updated on how it goes. Including installation of socket backplate.&:D& Bret
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pittsburghjoe&&hahaYou need a new case --)
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