Help choosing Titan Black Model

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I'm very new to pc building and need help on which model to buy. I intend to use this for 3D modeling, rendering, games and photoshop.

[This one?](http://www.cplonline.com.au/evga-geforce-gtx-titan-black-superclocked-6gb.html)

[Or this one?](http://www.cplonline.com.au/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-titan-black-ghz-edition-6-gb-gv-ntitanblkghz-6gd-b.html)

I did notice that the base clock on the Gigabyte is higher than on the EVGA and it comes with fans which might help with that further. So I'm leaning towards that but I would like some opinions before I choose.
I do live in Australia so that might affect some policies.
 
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IInuyasha74


He is wanting to do 3D modeling and rendering. The 780TI cards lack the ability to use some features like a design card so they are much slower at 3D modeling.

As for which one, I would go EVGA. They have a better track record for making GPUs than Gigabyte. Though I don't think there is much difference.
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He is wanting to do 3D modeling and rendering. The 780TI cards lack the ability to use some features like a design card so they are much slower at 3D modeling.

As for which one, I would go EVGA. They have a better track record for making GPUs than Gigabyte. Though I don't think there is much difference.
 
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did 3D modelling, rendering and photoshop make use of double precision? AFAIK the only advantage of Titan was it's DP performance can be unlocked unlike regular geforce cards. driver wise Titan are using the same one used by Geforce line up and not certified one like Quadros.
 
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