My Z has a clock rate from 750/820 MHz while rendering.
My two 980 Ti's have 1200 MHz.
Plus the middle card would have more space to breath...
http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-TIT ... GTX-980-Ti
980 Ti vs Titan Z
Would it bring a little performance boost to change the Titan Z for one 980 Ti?
My Z has a clock rate from 750/820 MHz while rendering.
My two 980 Ti's have 1200 MHz.
Plus the middle card would have more space to breath...
http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-TIT ... GTX-980-Ti
My Z has a clock rate from 750/820 MHz while rendering.
My two 980 Ti's have 1200 MHz.
Plus the middle card would have more space to breath...
http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-TIT ... GTX-980-Ti
Octane for 3ds Max v2.21.1 | i7-5930K | 32GB | 1 x GTX Titan Z + 2 x GTX 980 Ti
Zs give around ~180 in terms of OctaneBench, but under pour airflow ~150..under water 220 =) 980Ti would give You ~120 on air, 150 under water..
so not sure where You would see increesed performance, unless..You put two 980Ti for single Z.. then for sure!
so not sure where You would see increesed performance, unless..You put two 980Ti for single Z.. then for sure!
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Today I am putting my hands into 2x Zs on water - they shall score 220 each but with OC to 1200mhz on core easily.
My opinion - I would prefer Zs overs 2xTis: less space, better chip (980 ti are crippled Xs chips that perform worse at 1500 than X at 1400), and on one mobo you may have 4 Zs, 8 gpus.
My opinion - I would prefer Zs overs 2xTis: less space, better chip (980 ti are crippled Xs chips that perform worse at 1500 than X at 1400), and on one mobo you may have 4 Zs, 8 gpus.
3090, Titan, Quadro, Xeon Scalable Supermicro, 768GB RAM; Sketchup Pro, Classical Architecture.
Custom alloy powder coated laser cut cases, Autodesk metal-sheet 3D modelling.
build-log http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42540
Custom alloy powder coated laser cut cases, Autodesk metal-sheet 3D modelling.
build-log http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42540
Alright, thanks guys!
Octane for 3ds Max v2.21.1 | i7-5930K | 32GB | 1 x GTX Titan Z + 2 x GTX 980 Ti
yeah, 4X Zs are hard to beat..- though I start looking to Octane Render to work on AMD cards: 7 of those on something like ASUS X99 WS motherboard - would be sick!
Oh yes!!!
What if I tell you I am designing my own case for.... 10 watercooled dual slotted GTX cards on supermicro mobo
What if I tell you I am designing my own case for.... 10 watercooled dual slotted GTX cards on supermicro mobo
3090, Titan, Quadro, Xeon Scalable Supermicro, 768GB RAM; Sketchup Pro, Classical Architecture.
Custom alloy powder coated laser cut cases, Autodesk metal-sheet 3D modelling.
build-log http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42540
Custom alloy powder coated laser cut cases, Autodesk metal-sheet 3D modelling.
build-log http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42540
sounds cool, but honestly..I'm somewhere between powerfull & compact enough - not sure whether bigger is better (You know what I mean =DDD So, I'd say - 7-8 slot spacing for me looks like a sweet spot - even with external radiator kit..rather than going mamooth like option (that will clearlly be not for everyOne).smicha wrote:Oh yes!!!
What if I tell you I am designing my own case for.... 10 watercooled dual slotted GTX cards on supermicro mobo
However, as a niche experiment - why not!? =) I'd like to see it one day! =)