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we recently revisited the AMD r9 290x from October of 2013 and now it's time to look back at the GTX 780 Ti from November of 2013 the 780 Ti shipped for $700 and landed as Nvidia's flagship against Andy's freshly launched flagship it was a different era memory capacity was limited to 3 gigabytes on the 780ti memory frequency was a blazing 7 gigabits per second and core clock was 875 mega Hertz stock or 928 megahertz of boost where as we're nearing 2 gigahertz these days and that also was using the old Boost 2.0 algorithm that kept a fixed clock in gaming overclocking was more extensible in some ways giving us more control for an upward punch than modern Nvidia overclocking but the card of course has still aged so today we're looking at how well it has aged and we'll also have our 9 to 90 X numbers in there for point of reference before that this video is brought to you by the gigabyte z