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Product ReviewsASUS GeForce GTX 780 OC DirectCU II 941MHZ 3GB 6.0GHZ GDDR5 2xDVI HDMI DisplayPort PCI-E Video Card
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 Rating: Review Date: 02/01/14  |
Cons: not really a con, but when I use it with sabertooth motherboard the thermal Armor is on the way, kinda hard to plug in the card.
Pros: Black everything match up the case nicely, stand out Directcu II logo and Black plate is nice touch |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/13/14 |
Cons: Price
Pros: Plays all games on high to ultra setting, quiet and cool. Comment:
This is my first Asus card and my first Nvidia card since 2008. I am more than pleased with the quality, performance and how quiet and it cool it runs. In the past I have only bought XFX (5870, 7870) and the last 2 cards AMD. Just waiting for the next sale to buy one for my kid. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/19/13 |
Cons: None
Pros: Silent, Easy OC, Nice looks Comment:
What more needs to be said, If you want a silent build which naturally runs cool without need for third party coolers, this is by far the best non-reference 780 design on the market. Easy to overclock and just outight matches any RoG boards color scheme. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/13/13 |
Cons: Slight coil whine at 1500+ fpsHeavy card, will sag.
Pros: Beastly OC's Comment:
I've been an EVGA fanboy since the GTX 260, and after 5 EVGA cards, finally decided to try an ASUS card in my new ROG build. Boy am I glad I did. Sure, it ships at 941 Mhz, but following ASUS's own videos on YouTube, they recommend 1100 Core and 6600 memory. Mine hits 1215 core and 7000 memory. Oh, and the fans are never audible in my little Obsidian 350d.It's absolutely beastly, and with my i5-4670k k 4.6GHz, I got a 9522 Firestrike score. Yes, higher than an i7 with a Titan. This thing is ridiculous, and will keep up with a 780 Ti for $200 less, and a Titan at half the price.When doing 3dmark testing, in the first round of tests, you do get some coil whine, as the card breaks 1500 and 2000 fps in some tests. When it's operating at reasonable resolutions and framerates, it's silent.The card is long and heavy, so when mounted in a standard case, there'll be sag at the back end of the card. It has an aluminum shroud and backplate, along with massive heatpipes and tons of fins, so that's the price you pay. In my case, I used a zip-tie hooked around an obvious spot on the shroud, holding it to my 5.25" bays above. Eliminated all sag, and not visible at all (did it near the motherboard side.)I like it so much, I'm getting another for Christmas. For 1440p gaming, it's nothing short of incredible. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/26/13 |
Cons: None
Pros: Great heat-sink designNice custom boardASUS engineering Comment:
Mine runs at 1110 with just a slide of the bar in ASUS GPU tweak, no increase to voltage or anything else. Never goes over 66 C too. Simply amazing ASUS, great job! Highly recommended. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/30/13 |
Cons: ExpensiveLowest OC clock speeds in comparison to other GTX 780's(See summary for more detail)
Pros: Extremely fast3GB vRAMVery quietGreat aestheticsExcellent CoolingIncludes SLI BridgeBackplate includedHuge OC potentialCanadian ASUS RMA depot Comment:
This card has the lowest factory OC of all the non-reference GTX 780's. However....it overclocks like a BEAST. I have it stable at 1211MHz boost. Don't let the clock speeds discourage you, this is the GTX 780 you need to get.(At stock settings, BF3 1440P Ultra 4x MSAA 55C maximum, constant 60FPS) This review was modfied by poster @ 08-30-13 02:41 PM |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/30/13 |
Cons: - Initial clocks a bit low for someone who does not know how to overclock or who simply does not want to take the risk.- Very large card
Pros: - Extremely silent- Keeps GPU very cool even at loads- Very easily overclockable due to great DirectCU II cooling system. Comment:
Great purchase, I was not sure whether I wanted to wait for the HD 9970 from AMD or buy the new king on the block from Nvidia (Overclocked this card can beat a Titan).I decided to go for Nvidia because of the better drivers and support for PhysX.There was no question that the 780 I would pick up would be the DirectCU II. Best overclockability from all the 780's available right now. I am delighted with this card and can only say one thing, WOW! Runs all my games at 60FPS fully maxed out i 1920x1080!! |
Device Type: Graphics card
Upgrade from gtx580 SLI setup back in July 2013, on this GTX780 the heat reduce vs gtx580sli it just day and night, also the noise level is way down compare to the sli setup