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Post Date: 2014-01-20
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Only 12 samples of the GeForce GTX 780 Ti Lightning were manufactured by MSI and the card will never go retail.

The MSI GeForce GTX 780 Lightning TI features the GK110-425-B1 GPU which comes with 2880 Cuda cores, 240 TMUs and 48 ROPs. The card is clocked at factory overclocked specs of 993 MHz stock and 1058 MHz boost while the memory comes at a clock speed of 1750 MHz which trump the GeForce GTX 780 Lightning in terms of clock frequencies. The GeForce GTX 780 Ti Lightning comes with the standard 3 GB GDDR5 memory running along a 384-bit interface.

Those clocks and memory would be factory overclocked and would obviously be good enough to run all of the current and upcoming games cranked up to the highest resolutions. The memory might be an issue for those gaming on 4K monitors but a 6 GB GTX 780 Ti is expected in the future. The overclock design makes up for it allowing users to push past the barriers restricted by weaker PWM designs on reference and other custom models. Not to mention the cooling that’s offered by the latest Tri-Frozr cooler.


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Hmm, I wonder why the decision to never take it to retail? 
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Originally posted by Tidgxor

Hmm, I wonder why the decision to never take it to retail? 



Could be NVIDIA's Green Light restrictions.
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Ah good point, hadn't thought of that. 
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The 780Ti Kingpin will definitely be interesting...
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Originally posted by Nav

The 780Ti Kingpin will definitely be interesting...


Yeah I'm keeping a close eye on that one. Big%20Smile

Not that I've had any issues with my regular 780 Ti Strong
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Originally posted by Tidgxor


Originally posted by Nav

The 780Ti Kingpin will definitely be interesting...
Yeah I'm keeping a close eye on that one. Big%20SmileNot that I've had any issues with my regular 780 Ti Strong


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Could be NVIDIA's Green Light restrictions.
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Could be NVIDIA's Green Light restrictions.


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