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title: "EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler 3GB GDDR5 384bit Dual-Link DVI-I DVI-D HDMI DP SLI Graphics Cards 03G-P4-2884-KR"
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# 1072 MHz Boost Clock 2880 CUDA Cores for Ultra Gaming ACX Cooler for Quiet, Cool Performance EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler 3GB GDDR5 384bit Dual-Link DVI-I DVI-D HDMI DP SLI Graphics Cards 03G-P4-2884-KR

**Brand:** evga
**Price:** 3000.89 DT
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## Summary

> 🎯 Own the Game: Power, Precision, and Silence in One Card

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler 3GB GDDR5 384bit Dual-Link DVI-I DVI-D HDMI DP SLI Graphics Cards 03G-P4-2884-KR by evga
- **How much does it cost?** 3000.89 DT with free shipping
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## Best For

- evga enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted evga brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **4K & Multi-Monitor Ready:** Dominate on 4K UHD or triple-display setups with 384-bit memory interface and NVIDIA Surround support.
- • **Blazing Fast Boost Clock:** Push your gaming limits with a 1072 MHz boost clock that crushes lag and stutters.
- • **Massive 3GB GDDR5 Memory:** Experience ultra-smooth gameplay and stunning visuals with 3GB of high-speed 7000 MHz GDDR5 VRAM.
- • **Whisper-Quiet ACX Cooling:** Stay cool and silent under pressure with EVGA’s innovative ACX cooler—performance meets peace.
- • **Pro-Grade NVIDIA Tech Suite:** Benefit from GPU Boost 2.0, TXAA, PhysX, and SLI readiness for next-level graphics and multitasking.

## Overview

The EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler is a powerhouse graphics card featuring a 1072 MHz boost clock, 2880 CUDA cores, and 3GB of 7000 MHz GDDR5 memory on a 384-bit bus. Designed for professional-grade gaming, it supports 4K resolution, multi-monitor setups, and advanced NVIDIA technologies like GPU Boost 2.0 and TXAA. Its unique ACX cooler delivers superior thermal performance with minimal noise, making it ideal for high-end gaming rigs seeking both power and quiet operation.

## Description

The EVGA GTX 780 Ti is the best gaming GPU on the planet, delivering 25% more cores and exciting new technologies to take extreme gaming to a whole new level. This is pure performance accelerated, giving you the freedom to play every title at ultra settings and max resolutions on today's highest-definition displays. Boost your gaming experience with a stunningly beautiful, quiet design. You get NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 for minimum clock speeds, PhysX and TXAA technologies for smooth, sharp graphics, and GeForce ShadowPlay to capture all your greatest gaming moments, automatically. Whether you're playing on stunning 4K monitors at extreme settings, or multiple monitors at 2560x1600, the GTX 780 Ti provides the horsepower to drive all your next-gen gaming visual experiences.

Review: 780ti > 290x - First, I realize, the AMD supporters will rally and exclaim "The 290x wasn't supposed to complete with this card! It was supposed to complete with the 780!". That's great but thanks to Litecoin, and Bitcoin miners, the 290x is pretty much the same price as the 580 ti now. Price advantage gone. Also AMD fan boys will exclaim how mantle has a bright future. That it alone, will make it a worthy by over Nvidia. Well the problem with that is simple, AMD had said it will work with Nvidia to license Mantle. So advantage in technology gone. This card is just amazing, and the reviewers that say different are either, AMD fanboys, got unlucky and got a defective card (happens with any card) or they are bottlenecked by their CPU, don't get the performance and thinks it's the graphics card due to poor tech knowledge. During the Elder Scrolls Online beta, my 290X, during large scale PVP battles, I am talking too many people to count on screen, got eaten alive, I'm talking dropping to 5 frame rates. Now, you will hear some people say differently, but it my case, it was horrible. There was also nothing wrong with the card, and my processor was overclocked to 4.7. So, I used the 780ti, and let me say, the large scale PVP battles, were as smooth as butter over 80fps. I don't have a 144mhz monitor for nothing, I expect a silky, smooth look, with maxed out settings. The 780ti was able to do this, and the 290x got eaten alive. Also there were other periods in the game, during PVE, where the 290x would struggle and drop frame rates again, random dips, with fog. The 780 ti never showed a slight drop in frame rates my whole play through. This is just one example, of many, where the 780ti is the best card. So the choice is simple, you wait, and upgrade when Maxwell comes out in full force. Or you buy this right now. If you want the best game experience, this is the very best card you can buy. Don't pay attention to the lack of availability of the 290x. That isn't a sign, it's a great card, or gamers are buying it like hotcakes. The bitcoin and litecoin miners, are buying all the cards out. To put into mining rigs. All of that sums up to, 780ti is the best card money can buy right now, if price is not a concern. If money is a concern, but you want a high end card? I still feel the 780, is a better choice over the 290x, even if the 290x's price wasn't inflated. It uses less power, runs much cooler, and is many times faster. Please keep in mind, I have a Nvidia rig, and my brother has a AMD rig I built myself. I'm only going off what I have seen for myself. I'm a fan of Nvidia despite their infamous price gouging for a reason, the results in my personal experience. Those are different with people. For instance my 8350 fx, I love it to death, and runs like a dream at 4.7mhz. I suffer no bottleneck either. Intel fanboys would disagree with me completely. However, my results are my results, and I don't hate AMD.
Review: Super Fast. Surprisingly Quiet. Well Built. Metal Case Sticker. Highly Recommended. - Let me preface this review by saying I've been building PC's since 1995. I have owned countless video cards over the years from all the big name players including 3DFX, ASUS, MSI, Gainward, Sapphire, ATI/AMD, EVGA, and Gigabyte. More recently I've become a bit of a quiet PC snob. I got the Fractal Design Define R4 case for a silent rig. I don't mind some fan noise while gaming, but when sitting just reading the web I expect silence. Recently I've tried two different 770 cards, and now have tried cards from 3 different 780 Ti cards from the following vendors: MSI, ASUS, and now this EVGA Superclocked 780 Ti w/ACX. With all of that said, here we go...... PACKAGE EVGA really puts together a nice presentation. Everything is well packaged. EVGA has always been a step ahead of their competitors in this regard. Card is snug and secure in a branded static bag. Comes with a driver disc, manual, 2 large EVGA stickers, accessory PCI-E power cables sealed in a static bag (nice touch), and a very classy metal (yes METAL!) case sticker. Very cool. Great presentation. The card itself has a bunch of plastic on it covering the logos and the center of the fans. Be sure to remove all of that! Definitely a premium package compared to what ASUS and MSI give you which is more barebones. The CARD The EVGA 780 Ti SC w/ACX is lighter than both the MSI and ASUS solutions. The ACX cooler is a bit different than the MSI Twin Frozr and the ASUS DirectCU II. Both the MSI and ASUS fans are dominated aesthetically by large heat pipes and their fan solutions extend well beyond the PCB. The EVGA ACX coolor is "form fitting" to the PCB and bit self contained. It fits the PCB perfectly and is a closed off design, mostly dominated by a large heatsink and "EVGA" and " GEFORCE GTX 780 Ti" Branding. Looks GREAT through a case window. What can I say, I am sucker for seeing my hardware looking pretty in my case :) FAN PERFORMANCE Now, I've read the horror stories on the EVGA forums about the ACX fan/cooler. (buzzing, resonating) I've also read the reviews around the net, particularly from TechPowerUp! who were disappointed in the db level of the ACX fan. MSI's Twin Frozr has always excelled in this area having near silent fans under idle. Indeed the MSI 780 Ti GAMING is very quiet. ASUS as well at idle. However I am very pleasantly surprised by the ACX fan! Idle temp as I type this is 29C, with a fan percentage of 29% running at 1179 RPM. Under 100% load, the fans get up to around 55% - 60%. Subjectively, to my surprise, the ACX fans are more quiet than the MSI Twin Frozr and the ASUS under 100% load. You can definitely hear all 3, but the ACX is a more smooth "whirrrring" sound, like a ceiling fan, vs. the slightly higher pitched "tinny" sounds of the MSI and ASUS fans. When I used the MSI Gaming App to enter "OC Mode" it jacks up the fan curve significantly making the fans even louder. ASUS under load is definitely audible. OVERALL PERFORMANCE I don't need to say much here. I mean it's a 780 Ti. You know how it performs if you are going to drop this kind of coin on a GPU. I game on a Dell U2712HM 1440p Monitor. I can max out every game except Assassin's Creed IV, but that's mostly due to the poor optimization of ACIV. Gaming on this card is pure bliss. SUPPORT/COMPANY EVGA is known for their excellent service. Their website is a great resource. Be sure to register your card there. They have 24x7 support, and the Step-Up program. If that sort of thing is important to you then it's another reason to look at EVGA. Being a US based company helps. Like I said I've owned cards from all the big vendors and I never experienced a major issue with support but EVGA has always been very responsive. Last year they replaced a very old 7900GS (lifetime warranty) in my son's rig with a 8800 GT without a hassle. OVERALL Make sure your Power Supply is ready. You'll need 42A on the 12V rail. Uses 1 PCI-E 6-Pin and 1 PCI-E 8-Pin power connector. I am very happy with this card. I know the 800 series is coming later this year, but the 780 Ti will have legs for years to come, and you can always get 2 and SLI them. Highly recommend. My current Rig: Asus P8Z77-V PRO | Core i5-3550 | EVGA GTX 780 Ti SC w/ACX | 16GB Patriot Viper DDR3-1866 | Fractal Define R4 | Corsair RM750 PSU | Dell U2712HM LCD | Win 8.1 64bit

## Features

- Microsoft DirectX 12 API (feature level 11_0) Support
- Base Clock: 1006 MHz
- Boost Clock: 1072 MHz
- Memory Clock: 7000 MHz Effective
- CUDA Cores: 2880
- 3072MB GDDR5 384bit Memory
- Nvidia TXAA Technology, Nvidia GPU Boost 2.0, Nvidia Adaptive Vertical Sync, Nvidia Surround, Support for Concurrent Displays, Nvidia PhysX, Nvidia 3D Vision Ready, Nvidia SLI Ready, Nvidia CUDA Technology
- PCI express 3.0

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00GMTGJIU |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,921 in Computer Graphics Cards |
| Brand | EVGA |
| Built-In Media | EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler 3GB GDDR5 384bit Dual-Link DVI-I DVI-D HDMI DP SLI Graphics Cards 03G-P4-2884-KR |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 128 Reviews |
| Display Maximum Resolution | 4096 x 2160 |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 4096x2160 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00843368027100 |
| Graphics Card Interface | PCI Express |
| Graphics Card Ram | 3 GB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Nvidia GeForce |
| Graphics Description | EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked |
| Graphics Processor Manufacturer | NVIDIA |
| Graphics RAM Type | GDDR5 |
| Graphics Ram Size | 3 GB |
| Graphics Ram Type | GDDR5 |
| Item Weight | 2.9 pounds |
| Manufacturer | EVGA |
| Memory Clock Speed | 7000 MHz |
| Mfr Part Number | 03G-P4-2884-KR |
| Model Name | GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler |
| Model Number | 03G-P4-2884-KR |
| Number of Fans | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 707396916099 706185209855 843368027100 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Video Output Interface | DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI |
| Video Processor | NVIDIA |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** EVGA
- **Graphics Coprocessor:** Nvidia GeForce
- **Graphics Processor Manufacturer:** NVIDIA
- **Graphics Ram Size:** 3 GB
- **Video Output Interface:** DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 780ti > 290x
*by C***R on February 24, 2014*

First, I realize, the AMD supporters will rally and exclaim "The 290x wasn't supposed to complete with this card! It was supposed to complete with the 780!". That's great but thanks to Litecoin, and Bitcoin miners, the 290x is pretty much the same price as the 580 ti now. Price advantage gone. Also AMD fan boys will exclaim how mantle has a bright future. That it alone, will make it a worthy by over Nvidia. Well the problem with that is simple, AMD had said it will work with Nvidia to license Mantle. So advantage in technology gone. This card is just amazing, and the reviewers that say different are either, AMD fanboys, got unlucky and got a defective card (happens with any card) or they are bottlenecked by their CPU, don't get the performance and thinks it's the graphics card due to poor tech knowledge. During the Elder Scrolls Online beta, my 290X, during large scale PVP battles, I am talking too many people to count on screen, got eaten alive, I'm talking dropping to 5 frame rates. Now, you will hear some people say differently, but it my case, it was horrible. There was also nothing wrong with the card, and my processor was overclocked to 4.7. So, I used the 780ti, and let me say, the large scale PVP battles, were as smooth as butter over 80fps. I don't have a 144mhz monitor for nothing, I expect a silky, smooth look, with maxed out settings. The 780ti was able to do this, and the 290x got eaten alive. Also there were other periods in the game, during PVE, where the 290x would struggle and drop frame rates again, random dips, with fog. The 780 ti never showed a slight drop in frame rates my whole play through. This is just one example, of many, where the 780ti is the best card. So the choice is simple, you wait, and upgrade when Maxwell comes out in full force. Or you buy this right now. If you want the best game experience, this is the very best card you can buy. Don't pay attention to the lack of availability of the 290x. That isn't a sign, it's a great card, or gamers are buying it like hotcakes. The bitcoin and litecoin miners, are buying all the cards out. To put into mining rigs. All of that sums up to, 780ti is the best card money can buy right now, if price is not a concern. If money is a concern, but you want a high end card? I still feel the 780, is a better choice over the 290x, even if the 290x's price wasn't inflated. It uses less power, runs much cooler, and is many times faster. Please keep in mind, I have a Nvidia rig, and my brother has a AMD rig I built myself. I'm only going off what I have seen for myself. I'm a fan of Nvidia despite their infamous price gouging for a reason, the results in my personal experience. Those are different with people. For instance my 8350 fx, I love it to death, and runs like a dream at 4.7mhz. I suffer no bottleneck either. Intel fanboys would disagree with me completely. However, my results are my results, and I don't hate AMD.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super Fast. Surprisingly Quiet. Well Built. Metal Case Sticker. Highly Recommended.
*by P***R on May 21, 2014*

Let me preface this review by saying I've been building PC's since 1995. I have owned countless video cards over the years from all the big name players including 3DFX, ASUS, MSI, Gainward, Sapphire, ATI/AMD, EVGA, and Gigabyte. More recently I've become a bit of a quiet PC snob. I got the Fractal Design Define R4 case for a silent rig. I don't mind some fan noise while gaming, but when sitting just reading the web I expect silence. Recently I've tried two different 770 cards, and now have tried cards from 3 different 780 Ti cards from the following vendors: MSI, ASUS, and now this EVGA Superclocked 780 Ti w/ACX. With all of that said, here we go...... PACKAGE EVGA really puts together a nice presentation. Everything is well packaged. EVGA has always been a step ahead of their competitors in this regard. Card is snug and secure in a branded static bag. Comes with a driver disc, manual, 2 large EVGA stickers, accessory PCI-E power cables sealed in a static bag (nice touch), and a very classy metal (yes METAL!) case sticker. Very cool. Great presentation. The card itself has a bunch of plastic on it covering the logos and the center of the fans. Be sure to remove all of that! Definitely a premium package compared to what ASUS and MSI give you which is more barebones. The CARD The EVGA 780 Ti SC w/ACX is lighter than both the MSI and ASUS solutions. The ACX cooler is a bit different than the MSI Twin Frozr and the ASUS DirectCU II. Both the MSI and ASUS fans are dominated aesthetically by large heat pipes and their fan solutions extend well beyond the PCB. The EVGA ACX coolor is "form fitting" to the PCB and bit self contained. It fits the PCB perfectly and is a closed off design, mostly dominated by a large heatsink and "EVGA" and " GEFORCE GTX 780 Ti" Branding. Looks GREAT through a case window. What can I say, I am sucker for seeing my hardware looking pretty in my case :) FAN PERFORMANCE Now, I've read the horror stories on the EVGA forums about the ACX fan/cooler. (buzzing, resonating) I've also read the reviews around the net, particularly from TechPowerUp! who were disappointed in the db level of the ACX fan. MSI's Twin Frozr has always excelled in this area having near silent fans under idle. Indeed the MSI 780 Ti GAMING is very quiet. ASUS as well at idle. However I am very pleasantly surprised by the ACX fan! Idle temp as I type this is 29C, with a fan percentage of 29% running at 1179 RPM. Under 100% load, the fans get up to around 55% - 60%. Subjectively, to my surprise, the ACX fans are more quiet than the MSI Twin Frozr and the ASUS under 100% load. You can definitely hear all 3, but the ACX is a more smooth "whirrrring" sound, like a ceiling fan, vs. the slightly higher pitched "tinny" sounds of the MSI and ASUS fans. When I used the MSI Gaming App to enter "OC Mode" it jacks up the fan curve significantly making the fans even louder. ASUS under load is definitely audible. OVERALL PERFORMANCE I don't need to say much here. I mean it's a 780 Ti. You know how it performs if you are going to drop this kind of coin on a GPU. I game on a Dell U2712HM 1440p Monitor. I can max out every game except Assassin's Creed IV, but that's mostly due to the poor optimization of ACIV. Gaming on this card is pure bliss. SUPPORT/COMPANY EVGA is known for their excellent service. Their website is a great resource. Be sure to register your card there. They have 24x7 support, and the Step-Up program. If that sort of thing is important to you then it's another reason to look at EVGA. Being a US based company helps. Like I said I've owned cards from all the big vendors and I never experienced a major issue with support but EVGA has always been very responsive. Last year they replaced a very old 7900GS (lifetime warranty) in my son's rig with a 8800 GT without a hassle. OVERALL Make sure your Power Supply is ready. You'll need 42A on the 12V rail. Uses 1 PCI-E 6-Pin and 1 PCI-E 8-Pin power connector. I am very happy with this card. I know the 800 series is coming later this year, but the 780 Ti will have legs for years to come, and you can always get 2 and SLI them. Highly recommend. My current Rig: Asus P8Z77-V PRO | Core i5-3550 | EVGA GTX 780 Ti SC w/ACX | 16GB Patriot Viper DDR3-1866 | Fractal Define R4 | Corsair RM750 PSU | Dell U2712HM LCD | Win 8.1 64bit

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best graphics card you could get.
*by T***. on September 9, 2014*

I have had this card for a while and thought i would review it by now. i had the Gtx 550ti before getting this card because i was kinda new to pc gaming, and boy is it different!! I play on core i5 3570k and 1080p monitor, i could run any game maxed out on 60 frames per and on 1080p but not any game. (Games performances that are worth mentioning) unlike most reviews here, im going to mention the games that i found this card was unable/keep to run at 60 fps at 1080p -The Witcher 2. it can run all maxed out on 60 fps at 1080p EXCEPT when i turn on "uber mode" then it goes down all the way to 22-34 fps which is not that great. -Crysis 3. it runs just fine but not on MSAA. when i turn on max MSAA it gets kinda choppy and when i measured it last time i got about 30-43 fps -Half life2. nah just kidding, you could run that game on 200 frames easily :p Those are the only games i had some trouble with but every other game that i had including battlefield 4, assassin creed black flag, arma 3 planetside etc. all run on solid 60 fps at 1080p maxed out (if there is a specific game you are wondering about let me know in the comments below and i will test it for you on whatever setting you need!) Temperature/noise I purchased the non acx cooling card before i bought this one and i totally regret it, mainly because the temperature. the non acx one usually hovers around 60-72 degress when run on graphics intense games( such as crysis) which for me personally was not ok! but with the acx cooling there was a significant difference, i have never seen the temp above ~45 degrees which is something im very happy with. the noise was never a problem with me since it never got anywhere near how loud the video game is playing weather fans on 10% or 100% over all pretty solid card, i have never has a single problem with it so far. feel free to ask me about it and if there is a agme you want to benchmark in particular let me know!

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