Geforce GTX Titan 6GB - Page 3

mognuts · 2013-02-22, 09:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by chalsall

I can't wait to see some benchmarks from those here who have the budget (and/or the connections) to see how our favorite programs preform on this....

There's a competition out there to win one of these beasts. I won't post the link just in case it's against forum rules but it's very easy to find with a Google search.

Ralf Recker · 2013-02-22, 14:57

Let's hope that they won't forget to include the DP performance switch into their Linux drivers/utilities...

msft · 2013-02-23, 04:38

Someone send me information,
"Tesla K20 is same speed GTX580 with current CUDALucas."

Prime95 · 2013-02-23, 04:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by msft

"Tesla K20 is same speed GTX580 with current CUDALucas."

I'd certainly like that contradiction with the anandtech benchmark resolved before I plunk down a grand on one of these cards!

msft · 2013-02-23, 05:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prime95

I'd certainly like that contradiction with the anandtech benchmark resolved before I plunk down a grand on one of these cards!

Sacrifice is necessary.
We know we share this pain with all of the people of our forum.
We're still pioneers.

flashjh · 2013-02-23, 06:20

I have mine (pre)ordered along with some new parts to complete the system. Newegg shows it will release on 28 Feb, but who knows about actual shipping dates. It shoudn't take me long to get it up and running as long as everything works. I'll post benchmarks from mfaktc right away and then I'll get CuLu running for a while to see what it can do.

chalsall · 2013-02-23, 06:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by flashjh

I'll post benchmarks from mfaktc right away and then I'll get CuLu running for a while to see what it can do.

Sweet!!!

I have to say I'm a little surprised that mfaktc and CUDALucas do not appear to be on the main-stream reviewer's radar. As far as I've seen, folding@home is the only serious application bench-marked by only a few reviewers.

flashjh · 2013-02-23, 06:39

Me too! I've been reading and reading to see if anyone even mentions it... so far nothing. I even bugged nVidia for a chance to do a little pre-release testing of my own, but they didn't really seem to care. One way or another we'll get their attention.

msft · 2013-02-23, 07:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by flashjh

I have mine (pre)ordered along with some new parts to complete the system. Newegg shows it will release on 28 Feb, but who knows about actual shipping dates. It shoudn't take me long to get it up and running as long as everything works. I'll post benchmarks from mfaktc right away and then I'll get CuLu running for a while to see what it can do.

Great!
I believe you can resolve the problem.

ixfd64 · 2013-02-23, 07:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prime95

I'd certainly like that contradiction with the anandtech benchmark resolved before I plunk down a grand on one of these cards!

Perhaps we should start a fund for wanted hardware.

LaurV · 2013-02-23, 09:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by nucleon

Check out the FFT dp benchmark:

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6774/n...nce-unveiled/3

This card looks like to be one to use for LL testing.

-- Craig

This part below (in page 4 of the article, which by the way was linked just before by George) is quite smelly. I mean, it smells like nVidia paid benchmarks. I mean, people here know that I am totally for Nvidia (as oposed to Radeon), but you can't step over the fact that Radeon cards are 10 times better when it comes to hash algorithms (this actually stays like a needle in my butt, hehe). If you look on the "bitcoin mining" forums, you know what I am talking about. Additionally, I asked someone from our "hacking circle of friends" and he said there is no problem to run Aopr on newest AMD cards.

Quote:

Our second test is one of our new tests, utilizing Elcomsoft’s Advanced Office Password Recovery utility to take a look at GPU password generation. AOPR has separate CUDA and OpenCL kernels for NVIDIA and AMD cards respectively, which means it doesn’t follow the same code path on all GPUs but it is using an optimal path for each GPU it can handle. Unfortunately we’re having trouble getting it to recognize AMD 7900 series cards in this build, so we only have CUDA cards for the time being.

2013-02-22, 14:57	#24
Ralf Recker Oct 2010 191 Posts	Let's hope that they won't forget to include the DP performance switch into their Linux drivers/utilities... Last fiddled with by Ralf Recker on 2013-02-22 at 15:06

2013-02-23, 06:39	#30
flashjh "Jerry" Nov 2011 Vancouver, WA 2143₈ Posts	Me too! I've been reading and reading to see if anyone even mentions it... so far nothing. I even bugged nVidia for a chance to do a little pre-release testing of my own, but they didn't really seem to care. One way or another we'll get their attention. Last fiddled with by flashjh on 2013-02-23 at 06:59

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2013-02-23, 06:20	#28
flashjh "Jerry" Nov 2011 Vancouver, WA 1,123 Posts	I have mine (pre)ordered along with some new parts to complete the system. Newegg shows it will release on 28 Feb, but who knows about actual shipping dates. It shoudn't take me long to get it up and running as long as everything works. I'll post benchmarks from mfaktc right away and then I'll get CuLu running for a while to see what it can do.