It can not be called a surprise that K|ngp|n came up with a bunch of very strong numbers with the newly released Nvidia graphics card. After all, the now Taiwan-based USA overclocker has been working closely with Nvidia for a while now, both on product launches as well as extreme OC BIOS development and setting benchmark records. A couple of weeks ago, K|ngp|n flew out to Santa Clara where the Nvidia headquarters are located to do exactly that: set records and prepare the card for extreme overclocking. As the card just launched obviously it is not maxed out yet, but given it's the same architecture like the GeForce GTX 680, we can expect similar overclocking capabilities. That means close to 2GHz core frequency on the very best samples.

In the meantime, the card did take a whole bunch of records. Not yet overall records - it's still a bit too early for that - but I'm confident that once the 3- and 4-Way systems are being set up, those will follow as well. Nevertheless, here's a record launch day overview:

Ranking	Score	Hardware	Benchmark	Link
GR	7046	GeForce GTX Titan at 1763/1712 MHz	3DMark Fire Strike Extreme	link
GR	13922	GeForce GTX Titan at 1750/1712 MHz	3DMark Fire Strike	link
GR	20990	GeForce GTX Titan at 1750/1700 MHz	3DMark11 Performance	link
GR	4352.8	GeForce GTX Titan at 1685/1810 MHz	Unigine Heaven Xtreme (DX11)	link
GR	64561	GeForce GTX Titan at 1724/1670 MHz	3DMark Vantage Performance	link
GR	226891	GeForce GTX Titan at 1730/1820 MHz	3DMark03	link
WR	11394	2x GeForce GTX Titan at 1659/1827 MHz	3DMark Fire Strike Extreme	link
WR	20770	2x GeForce GTX Titan at 1633/1801 MHz	3DMark Fire Strike	link
GR	29315	2x GeForce GTX Titan at 1685/1801 MHz	3DMark11 Performance	link
GR	82869	2x GeForce GTX Titan at 1685/1820 MHz	3DMark Vantage Performance	link
For your information: GR = Global Record (highest per global class), WR = World Record (highest overall per benchmark).

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