Maxwell based 900 series cards are the final series supported in WinXP... Drop it into a Haswell system (also the last supported) for the absolute fastest Retro WinXP rig ever made.
These cards are still amazing. Managed to get my hands on one about 4 months ago for NZ$170. (Sold as," card over heating"). Stripped it down and gave it a good clean and replaced pads and paste and its like brand new now. :-). Good job. keep the great videos coming.
5:15 your gpu isn't running at Pci-e 3 x16 you need to use the first socket. Not sure how will it improve the performance but it's not at the full bandwidth at the moment.
@@modstek A 2080 TI(Almost the same memory bus width, but with GDDR 6 instead of the Titan X's GDDR5, and a much faster chip.) was barely able to saturate PCI-E 3.0 x8. Unless you slot your card into a PCI-E lane provided by the chipset instead of the CPU(which would do bad things to the chipset and everything it provided for, as well as probably being an x4) you're fine.
did this today to my dead titan x ye i know bloody sad but bloody hell what a mission! Took me about 8 hours to do cause of the stupid small allen key crews but got it restored to brand new all i just need now is a new motherboard but sure that costs as much as a already working 1
It's not very hard. The cards core has a couple mms of steel covering it,and unless you cut something by dragging a screwdriver insanely hard against the card, it should be fine.
The height of new thermal pads is 1 mm. There is no need to buy 0.5mm. If you are in doubt or you see that 0.5mm ones are cheaper you can always buy 0.5 and double them up. The clear plastic goes to bottom and colored protector goes on top. Keep the protector on until the end while you are working on it to protect it from dust. Please make sure to wear gloves, as fingers will leave contaminants.
Hello friend. Do you know the exact thickness of the thermal pads needed for this card? I want to replace them on my sample. Please let me know. Thanks in advance
Hey, I have a 699-1G600-0000-501 - nVidia GeForce GTX TITAN X with oxidation from storage on multiple components. And, long story short, a diode caught on fire but I extinguished it quickly. Had this since 2015. I have two questions and I’m hoping you’ll be able to help me out. 1-What do you recommend using to remove oxidation? 2-is there a diagram of the components?
Koolance made a backplate(solid machined piece of black anodized aluminum) if you can find one, look for them in old stock at places that sell custom watercooling gear.
There are 2 Pascal based titans (thanks Nv for keeping things clear...) - Titan X Pascal, has a DVI port, slightly slower than 1080Ti - Titan Xp, doesn't have a DVI port anymore, slightly faster than 1080Ti
I think Im fucked. Got this one and its giving up a burning smell. But it seems the previous owner has stripped the screws and theres no way for me to get in there anymore
Amazon has screw extractor kits for $12. You might have to dig for a small version but I'd bet you can get them out and replace the screws and/or rethread the holes.
"Looking after the little things" and "It's no race"....watchwords for life itself :). Talking of which, was stripping down a dirty as hell AM3+ board I got for (hehe) dirt cheap the other day and decided the heatsink should just get a "scrubby dubby" because, hey, that's how you do these things modstek right 👍
Maxwell based 900 series cards are the final series supported in WinXP...
Drop it into a Haswell system (also the last supported) for the absolute fastest Retro WinXP rig ever made.
A friend of mine just gave me his old Titan X to sell it for him and this video was super helpful to get it cleaned up and looking good. Thanks!
Great video. May I ask what was the height of the new thermal pads? Cheers
These cards are still amazing. Managed to get my hands on one about 4 months ago for NZ$170. (Sold as," card over heating"). Stripped it down and gave it a good clean and replaced pads and paste and its like brand new now. :-). Good job. keep the great videos coming.
Remember what thickness pads you used?
2020: $250
2021: $500
Thanks scalpers and miners...What is the thermal pad thickness by the way?
Kinda late but it is 1mm. I guess you've already done it haha.
changing thermal paste will make a bigger temperature difference.. you should always replace thermal paste when you take apart old cards/clean them.
I did
5:15 your gpu isn't running at Pci-e 3 x16 you need to use the first socket. Not sure how will it improve the performance but it's not at the full bandwidth at the moment.
Good eye! I'm gonna have to check if that makes a difference or not now. Thanks for mentioning that
Ironically it made no difference at all except gpuz listed it as 16x
@@modstek A 2080 TI(Almost the same memory bus width, but with GDDR 6 instead of the Titan X's GDDR5, and a much faster chip.) was barely able to saturate PCI-E 3.0 x8. Unless you slot your card into a PCI-E lane provided by the chipset instead of the CPU(which would do bad things to the chipset and everything it provided for, as well as probably being an x4) you're fine.
did this today to my dead titan x ye i know bloody sad but bloody hell what a mission! Took me about 8 hours to do cause of the stupid small allen key crews but got it restored to brand new all i just need now is a new motherboard but sure that costs as much as a already working 1
I want to do this but im scared as hell of breaking it
It's not very hard. The cards core has a couple mms of steel covering it,and unless you cut something by dragging a screwdriver insanely hard against the card, it should be fine.
The thermal pads are all 1mm just in case if you guys want to know.
The height of new thermal pads is 1 mm. There is no need to buy 0.5mm. If you are in doubt or you see that 0.5mm ones are cheaper you can always buy 0.5 and double them up. The clear plastic goes to bottom and colored protector goes on top. Keep the protector on until the end while you are working on it to protect it from dust. Please make sure to wear gloves, as fingers will leave contaminants.
Ur attention to detail and care you apply is admirable
Hola, podrías decirme las medidas de los thermal pads que utilizaste en la gtx titan x?
Hey sir what size pads did you use?
Oh nvm I read comments. 1mm!!
Great GPU esp the amount of VRAM and cuda cores included... although not the best price :/
Nice vid. Which size thermal pads where used in your restoration, 1mm or 2 mm, or both? Thanks!
I looked on google and the pads are 1mm.
Hello friend. Do you know the exact thickness of the thermal pads needed for this card? I want to replace them on my sample. Please let me know.
Thanks in advance
I believe someone in the comments answered this question I just eyeballed it up with the thickness I already had.
Where is the thermal paste?! XD
He spread it on
Hey, I have a 699-1G600-0000-501 - nVidia GeForce GTX TITAN X with oxidation from storage on multiple components. And, long story short, a diode caught on fire but I extinguished it quickly. Had this since 2015. I have two questions and I’m hoping you’ll be able to help me out. 1-What do you recommend using to remove oxidation? 2-is there a diagram of the components?
foundrs edition have no heatsinks??
They do
Did you not see him remove the massive aluminum heatsink?
How does this card pull 200w+ and stay under 80c while my RX 470 blower pulls just 90w but goes 85c all the time?
Better thermal design, the titan X's heatsink is. 3D vapor chamber
Titan x has a bigger fan, and a more advanced heatsink. Also you should prob clean out ur card
Love this card, just wish it came with a backplate.
Koolance made a backplate(solid machined piece of black anodized aluminum) if you can find one, look for them in old stock at places that sell custom watercooling gear.
The Pascal version is the Titan XP
There are 2 Pascal based titans (thanks Nv for keeping things clear...)
- Titan X Pascal, has a DVI port, slightly slower than 1080Ti
- Titan Xp, doesn't have a DVI port anymore, slightly faster than 1080Ti
@@puciohenzap891 also the xp has 300 more cores
GooGone for the win!
I think Im fucked.
Got this one and its giving up a burning smell. But it seems the previous owner has stripped the screws and theres no way for me to get in there anymore
Amazon has screw extractor kits for $12. You might have to dig for a small version but I'd bet you can get them out and replace the screws and/or rethread the holes.
your should check NVIDIA demo software off there website
There's also a Titan RTX and a Titan Z (which was a dual GPU card), the first being the latest Titan GPU from NVIDIA based on the Turing architecture.
And titan black, original gtx titan, titan x(pascal) titan xp, and titan v.
@@icancraftsomething GTX Titan, GTX Titan Black, GTX Titan X Maxwell, GTX Titan X Pascal, GTX Titan Xp (2017), Titan V, Titan V CEO and Titan RTX
Titan Z too
@modstek are you from nc im like 30 miles from fayetteville and ive rode by silver knight before
No i never been there before I would like to check it out someday
Nice!
Spend $100 on a G12 and an AIO... You can crank a Titan hard.
I paid $250 for a Zotac 1080 ti, it was in great shape!
Funny how many screws ...
I always wondered if sticking 2 thermal pads together to make a thicker one, whether it would work. Now i found the answer. Good work mate.
I only put two together to measure as I cut. I wondered that myself but yet to try
Got a crazy deal for a evga GTX 770 and Asus sabertooth 990fx motherboard with cpu and ram and a case with a 250 gig ssd for 50 bucks
First comment and awesome card i had one sold it. Now wisihing i had it back. Mine was brand new and it was over 500 i paid originally.
Very happy you got a decent card bro.
12gb in GPU-Z and 4095mb in program?😲
Unigine heaven is old software it doesn't have the correct vram
Love the card
replace the cooler period. The stock one is trash
But buying at that price is too high cause a 1070 just destroy it.
Nah, a 1070 is only slightly faster
I love you
Good score !
Man I want a pc like that
"Looking after the little things" and "It's no race"....watchwords for life itself :). Talking of which, was stripping down a dirty as hell AM3+ board I got for (hehe) dirt cheap the other day and decided the heatsink should just get a "scrubby dubby" because, hey, that's how you do these things modstek right 👍
why did you pay $250 for a titan x
He got a massive bargain actually.
It's in good hands now.
250 is way too much for a 900 series titan X. Thats 1070 money and the 1070 wrecks it all day
Honestly I think a gtx 1060 6gb is better. Yeah its a live and learn kinda thing dont buy because branding
This comment aged badly XD
And no TItan X Maxwell runs circles around a 1060 6GB.
Nice work should last a lot longer now .
WOA. WOA. I shop at silver knight PCs all the tine lol.
I think your video crashed the website lol
fr lmao
wow.
the way its meant to be cleaned
Yeeeeees
wow
Can u pls get a editor! Like literally!