Any GTX Titan owners out there??

[powerbench]

I got #1 last week,very happy with it...any other owner thoughts,opinions....>>??

[JJThomp]

I wish but there are definitely a few out there, I heard of at least one person having 3 on these forums... They might actually have 4.

[SKYMTL]

I've been using mine in my primary gaming system and couldn't be happier. There's something comforting about knowing that you can play pretty much anything out there at the highest detail settings possible without having to resort to dual cards.

[jibz]

if I didn't have recently purchased two 7970s I would have preferred a single titan. I just hate the luxury air coolers they put on them when I'd definitely watercool it.

Maybe if I'm feeling too far ahead financially I'll sell off the amd and pick up a titan hydrocopper.

[great_big_abyss]

Originally Posted by jibz

if I didn't have recently purchased two 7970s I would have preferred a single titan. I just hate the luxury air coolers they put on them when I'd definitely watercool it.

Maybe if I'm feeling too far ahead financially I'll sell off the amd and pick up a titan hydrocopper.

HA! Wish I had that problem!!!!

[jibz]

It's a fairly delicate balance between working too much and having no time whatsoever to go anywhere with your personal life and working just the right amount of time.

If you sacrifice your personal life you end not spending money because you never go anywhere or do anything.

[great_big_abyss]

Yeah, I prefer to merely work my 9-5 so I can spend as much time as possible with my family. Finances suffer as a result, however. OH well, my time on this earth is limited, and I'll be damned if I spend it working all the time!

[jibz]

Being single saves an enormous amount of money. :(

[Soultribunal]

Originally Posted by SKYMTL

I've been using mine in my primary gaming system and couldn't be happier. There's something comforting about knowing that you can play pretty much anything out there at the highest detail settings possible without having to resort to dual cards.

Where do you live again?

-ST

[great_big_abyss]

Originally Posted by SKYMTL

I've been using mine in my primary gaming system and couldn't be happier. There's something comforting about knowing that you can play pretty much anything out there at the highest detail settings possible without having to resort to dual cards.

I used to feel that way about my GTX680. It's funny how a year later, there's already a game out that my card won't comfortably play at max settings at even 1200P.