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what's up YouTube in the world welcome back once again to Tekken Omar for more tech this time it's a battle of the overclocking giant the Titan XP versus the 1080 Ti who actually overclocks better well I think you guys will be a little bit surprised because the new ti with its better memory does overclock better than the Titan XP by only a small margin though we have nineteen forty nine megahertz on the Titan and in nineteen ninety nine megahertz on the brand new TI card this is pretty much due to the fact that it has much faster memory now in our test everything was done an open-air test bed and we had didn't increase the voltage whatsoever we used MSI's afterburner and that's how we got those results now a lot of know a lot of people out there excuse me I know a lot of people out there prefer if I give the results right off in the beginning video so I'm gonna tell you guys right now at the end of the day obviously the TI is going to win but what I'm going to do now is I'm going to show you how we actually got those results so few people who really loved me giving you guys inclusion in the beginning we're going to try something different with our content creation here and you guys can see that you don't watch anymore you don't have to but now let's jump in let's check out our test system and how we got the results that we did with these two cards like I said before if you follow the channel you guys know that we've been using the same test system for quite a long time now we run the CPU in turbo mode at 4.6 at all times everything else in the test system is exactly as it is we use the latest Windows drivers that are available and the Nvidia driver that we use today was three seventy eight point seven eight this is the latest driver but I believe that by Wednesday of this week the driver will change to a newer driver and what to start all over again with crazy testing like I said the beginning the video folks we used MSI's afterburner software to oliver overclocking and we did this without increasing the voltage whatsoever 160 megahertz offset turned out to be the highest stable core overclock that we could achieve and this allows us to boost the clock up to nineteen hundred and forty nine megahertz now in order to achieve these results we had to turn the fan up to a hundred percent and this does get pretty noisy but it's more of a woosh sound instead of the old-school whine so you don't get that lawnmower type sound but you do get a little bit of a whooshing sound so if you're expecting to get great overclocking results and be completely silent for that you'll need a liquid cool overclocking the GTX Canady I is very similar to overclocking the Titan X with the exception that the faster veeram the Titan T I use is much more of our clock able we were able to add 150 megahertz to the core and 500 megahertz offsets the memory with complete stability and with those settings we were able to reach a steady 1999 megahertz core and 6000 makers on the memory clocks the 1080i never got hotter than 70 Celsius and this is due to the fact that its fan profile is very similar to that of the XP now if we use liquid cooling we could achieve even greater results now with that said let's check out the results between standard clock speeds and overclock speeds between the 1080i and the Titan XP let's rock you my you already tech fans so there you have it the results of the overclocking battle of the giant the kanay a I versus the Titan XP now the Titan XP is definitely an older car to spin around for about a year it's memories nowhere near as fast as the TI and when it comes overclocked in the memory obviously the TI is kicking ass but overall the results are good and if you have a card like this you should definitely overclock it because without increasing the voltage in your card your cards not going to have any problems whatsoever and definitely not going to take away the longevity of the card so at the end of the day you guys can see that 1080i is the clear winner in this battle if only by a small margin now things are taking consideration turning the fan up to 100% is definitely going to create some noise so if you're looking for somebody trying to run a silent PC well then overclocking probably isn't for you but if you can have that little bit of youtube noise and maybe if you're somebody wears headphones this won't matter whatsoever you guys can see that the overclocking results get great gains if you're not going to ruin your card hey why not overclock so I definitely think the day recommend overclocking either one of these cards you get better performance and like I said without increasing that voltage you have no worries of wrecking your card whatsoever I know if you guys been watching techni tomorrow also a shout-out to our friend mark over at battle tech reviews if you guys want to check out a different perspective and a written review on this makes you check down below that like button because 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