GTX 760 review compilation
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GTX 760 review compilation
In brief: high end 1080p / low to mid 1440p card, 170W TDP. Requires two PCIe Graphics power connectors. Some designs use one 6-pin and one 8-pin, some use two 6-pin. Fits in-between the GTX 660 Ti and GTX 670. $250-260 intro price.
Nvidia reference design @ The Tech Report
Reviews with acoustic testing:
10 card roundup at Computer Base
Hardware Info roundup: Asus, MSI, Gigabyte, and Inno3D
Asus Direct CU II OC (8.7" length):
Techpowerup
Hardwareluxx
Ocaholic
Hardware Info
Guru3D
Asus GeForce GTX 760 DirectCU Mini (6.5")
Guru3D
Techpowerup
MSI Twinfrozr (IV) Gaming (10.24"):
Techpowerup
Tom's Hardware
Legit Reviews
Guru3D
Hexus
MSI Twinfrozr (IV) Hawk (10.24"):
Guru3D
Hardware.info
Techpowerup
MSI Mini-ITX Gaming:
Techpowerup
EVGA SC with ACX Cooler (9.65"):
Techpowerup
Guru3D
Hardwareluxx
Ocaholic
Hexus
Hardware Info
Gigabyte Windforce OC (10.85"):
Techpowerup
Tom's Hardware
Hexus
Guru3D
Hardware Info
Palit Jetstream (9.45"):
Techreport
Tom's Hardware
Guru3D
Hardwareluxx
Hexus
Gainward OC Phantom (9.44"):
Tom's Hardware
Hardware Luxx
Technic 3D
Inno3D iChill (11.42"):
Hardwareluxx
Guru3D
Mad Shrimps
Hardware Info
KFA2 GeForce GTX 760 EX OC (10.5"):
eTecnix
Guru3D
Nvidia reference design @ The Tech Report
Reviews with acoustic testing:
10 card roundup at Computer Base
Hardware Info roundup: Asus, MSI, Gigabyte, and Inno3D
Asus Direct CU II OC (8.7" length):
Techpowerup
Hardwareluxx
Ocaholic
Hardware Info
Guru3D
Asus GeForce GTX 760 DirectCU Mini (6.5")
Guru3D
Techpowerup
MSI Twinfrozr (IV) Gaming (10.24"):
Techpowerup
Tom's Hardware
Legit Reviews
Guru3D
Hexus
MSI Twinfrozr (IV) Hawk (10.24"):
Guru3D
Hardware.info
Techpowerup
MSI Mini-ITX Gaming:
Techpowerup
EVGA SC with ACX Cooler (9.65"):
Techpowerup
Guru3D
Hardwareluxx
Ocaholic
Hexus
Hardware Info
Gigabyte Windforce OC (10.85"):
Techpowerup
Tom's Hardware
Hexus
Guru3D
Hardware Info
Palit Jetstream (9.45"):
Techreport
Tom's Hardware
Guru3D
Hardwareluxx
Hexus
Gainward OC Phantom (9.44"):
Tom's Hardware
Hardware Luxx
Technic 3D
Inno3D iChill (11.42"):
Hardwareluxx
Guru3D
Mad Shrimps
Hardware Info
KFA2 GeForce GTX 760 EX OC (10.5"):
eTecnix
Guru3D
Re: GTX 760 review compilation
Dissappointing in terms of performance per Watt. Here's a nice interpretation of power efficiency with other cards and this shows it as less efficient than any 600 series card:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS ... OC/28.html
Does it mean that for once a new generation has become less efficient than the outgoing generation? No because they're basically the same generation, just rejigged for different price points.
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS ... OC/28.html
Does it mean that for once a new generation has become less efficient than the outgoing generation? No because they're basically the same generation, just rejigged for different price points.
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performance per watt: Yep, it's worse. I think it's mostly due to the top end speed/voltage bin. To go from 1124MHz to 1150MHz, the core voltage for the Asus board is raised from ~1.162V to 1.182V. So, to get a 2.3% bump in performance it takes almost a 6% increase in power. If you stay at the 1124MHz bin, then you get roughly the same power used as the GTX 670 with maybe 94% of the performance @ 1080p. Note the MSI card makes a better showing within 1% of the 660Ti and 3% of the GTX 670 @ 1080p with oddly higher core voltages.
That said, in terms of performance per dollar, it's a healthy bump over both the 660Ti and the 670.
That said, in terms of performance per dollar, it's a healthy bump over both the 660Ti and the 670.
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The MSI 760 seems somewhat interesting, if not from a perfomance/watt perspective, at least as an overall package of price, performance and noise.
The big question I would like to know the answer for, is what the fan speed % is on the card. As in, could the fan speed be lowered even more with Afterburner for example.
The temps already seem fairly good.
The big question I would like to know the answer for, is what the fan speed % is on the card. As in, could the fan speed be lowered even more with Afterburner for example.
The temps already seem fairly good.
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Yeah, it looks pretty. The Tom's Hardware review shows MSI's fan going from 9xx rpm idle to ~1200 rpm load. So, there's some potential for improvement with a tweak.
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If the techpowerup review is accurate... MSI seems like the winner. It seems very similar to GTX780 custom editions, Asus kinda focusing on lower temps while higher noise, and MSI is focusing more into lower noise and still great cooling.
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Added more reviews.
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Added MSI @ Guru 3D.
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another review that puts msi as the best, very low db on load, and it even turns off the fans at idle... Damn if I was into mid end gpu this would be my pick.CA_Steve wrote:Added MSI @ Guru 3D.
Really hoping spcr gets one os th msi gtx 760 gaming to see if it real what other sites are posting.
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Added KFA @ Guru3D and Palit @ Hexus.
Nice list of cards at Guru 3D for A-B comparisons.
Nice list of cards at Guru 3D for A-B comparisons.
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Added EVGA @ Hexus and Asus @ Ocaholic.
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Added Inno3D @ Mad Shrimps.
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Added MSI @ Hexus.
Hardware.info roundup: Asus, MSI, Gigabyte, Inno3D
Hardware.info roundup: Asus, MSI, Gigabyte, Inno3D
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Gainward Phantom @ Hardware Luxx added.
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Added a nice 10 card roundup from Computer Base.
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Thanks for the link, it seems to go in line with other reviews,CA_Steve wrote:Added a nice 10 card roundup from Computer Base.
Really wished SPCR would get some of the MSI cards, N760/N770/N780 to see how they really measure on their chamber.The best we liked the MSI GeForce GTX 760 TwinFrozr gaming. The menu offers a good speed increase over the reference design, while ensuring to summon the quietest cooler under our test candidates. The noise level in Windows could indeed be just a tad bit better, but does not interfere. Under load, the card remains by far the quietest - and achieved good results. For about 235 euros , the buyer receives a thoroughly enjoyable product that also comes up with an acceptable power consumption.
Re: GTX 760 review compilation
Last time I heard, MSI wasn't offering SPCR review samples. Alas and alak. Go find a marketing rep and pester him for Mike
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Well, too bad for them. Given its level and direction of focus, SPCR may be a slightly niche review site, both for users and manufacturers, but a trusted company with a good, proven product can only benefit.
As for me, I don't really trust other sites on noise issues. I'd rather trust most users here than a reviewer claiming this "less silent" fan really pushes 31.472 CFM at a modest 1600 RPM while producing just 19.34 dB. Heck, I'd even prefer if they just posted RPM readings for VGAs - a much easier test to do, not to mention trustworthiness.
Concerning power - well, TPU is just fine, no problems there XbitLabs are great at that, too.
MSI - why you no use real black PCBs? Chocolate PCBs are evil.
As for me, I don't really trust other sites on noise issues. I'd rather trust most users here than a reviewer claiming this "less silent" fan really pushes 31.472 CFM at a modest 1600 RPM while producing just 19.34 dB. Heck, I'd even prefer if they just posted RPM readings for VGAs - a much easier test to do, not to mention trustworthiness.
Concerning power - well, TPU is just fine, no problems there XbitLabs are great at that, too.
MSI - why you no use real black PCBs? Chocolate PCBs are evil.
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Added Asus @ Guru3D.
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Added MSI Hawk @ Guru3D and Hardware.info
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Gainward Phantom @ Technic 3D added.
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MSI Hawk @ Techpowerup added.
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Asus Mini @ Guru3D added.
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Asus Mini @ Techpowerup added.
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I'll chime in and repeat that the MSI custom cooled card seems to be much more quiet than the rest. I know someone who is in the market for an Nvidia card. I was going to recommend the EVGA custom but I told him to get the MSI.
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Re: GTX 760 review compilation
Did you exclude HT4U for some reason? Or have I just missed the relevant quote?
However, Nvidia reference design.
However, Nvidia reference design.
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I like HT4U. But, all they've shown is the Nvidia version of the card. When they publish a review for a card we can buy, I'll post it.quest_for_silence wrote:Did you exclude HT4U for some reason? Or have I just missed the relevant quote?
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An interesting new GTX760 has been introduced by MSI, to compete with Asus similar short styled card, the interesting thing about it is they manage to do it more quiet than Asus, i'll leave you some links of the the three reviews from same website so it can be seen as apples to apples,
TechPowerUp MSI GTX 760 Mini-ITX Gaming 2 GB
TechPowerUP MSI GTX 760 TwinFrozr Gaming 2 GB
TechPowerUp ASUS GTX 760 DirectCU Mini 2 GB
Doing some crappy paint job, here are is a compare between the 3 reviews above,
That said, the asus do run cooler at load, 75C vs 83C, but at the expense of 6db, personally i prefer to take the heat and end up with a viable small card for a small htpc, etc.
TechPowerUp MSI GTX 760 Mini-ITX Gaming 2 GB
TechPowerUP MSI GTX 760 TwinFrozr Gaming 2 GB
TechPowerUp ASUS GTX 760 DirectCU Mini 2 GB
Doing some crappy paint job, here are is a compare between the 3 reviews above,
That said, the asus do run cooler at load, 75C vs 83C, but at the expense of 6db, personally i prefer to take the heat and end up with a viable small card for a small htpc, etc.
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Added. Bottom line - single fan cooler is hard pressed to handle 170W TDP.