Based on the reviews I read, the 780ti was supposed to be like the Titan in terms of overclocking potential. I was able to overclock my Titan by 200mhz on core and RAM on my first try, and probably could have pushed it further if I kept experimenting with settings but I was satisfied.
I just upgraded to the 780ti (I'm a gamer, not a graphics artist/renderer) and from the reviews I read, reviewers were able to push their ti's to between 350-450mhz on core and ram in Precision-X. I can barely push the core to 100mhz+ or my games start crashing. Assassins Creed 3 was the only game that didn't crash.
Did I just get a crapily fabricated chip thru the luck of the draw, or am I doing something wrong? Could the new driver just be unstable since its the very first driver the released with the new card?
Any help would be greatly appreciated...I understand not everyone can get a top performing chip with minimal leakage...but for 750 dollars with shipping I had hoped all the chips would be at least average...this card must be in the bottom 2% of the total yield (if it is, in fact, the card).
I just upgraded to the 780ti (I'm a gamer, not a graphics artist/renderer) and from the reviews I read, reviewers were able to push their ti's to between 350-450mhz on core and ram in Precision-X. I can barely push the core to 100mhz+ or my games start crashing. Assassins Creed 3 was the only game that didn't crash.
Did I just get a crapily fabricated chip thru the luck of the draw, or am I doing something wrong? Could the new driver just be unstable since its the very first driver the released with the new card?
Any help would be greatly appreciated...I understand not everyone can get a top performing chip with minimal leakage...but for 750 dollars with shipping I had hoped all the chips would be at least average...this card must be in the bottom 2% of the total yield (if it is, in fact, the card).