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Palit GTX780 Jetstream 6GB SLi (Ultra HD 4K) review


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The Palit GTX780 Jetstream 6GB arrives in a rather bland looking box with no images of the actual product. The main focus is clearly on the 6GB of GDDR5 memory.
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The main box opens up in a Gatefold presentation with much of the focus placed on the custom cooling system.
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Inside the box is a power converter cable and two video converters. Palit include literature on the product, alongside a software disc.
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The Palit GTX780 Jetstream 6GB is a large, heavy card built around a black PCB. There are three fans set in the cooler shroud. The outer two fans are 80mm, with the center fan slightly larger at 90mm. Each adjacent fan rotates in a different direction to reduce airflow conflicts. The fans use ‘TurboFan Blades' which are inspired by Jet engines. These are sculpted to improve air flow and subsequently cooling performance.
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The I/O plate has dual DVI connectors alongside a full sized DisplayPort and HDMI connector.
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These cards are SLi capable, with dual connectors, as shown above.
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The Palit GTX780 JetStream 6GB takes power from a single 6 pin and 8 pin connector.
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The cooler is built around a copper base with multiple thick heatpipes. The card adopts an 8 Phase PWM to stabilize the voltage level and improve overclocking ability. Palit say it delivers 30% more current capacity. DrMOS offers high current circuits and low noise operation.

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5 comments

  1. Nice looking cards. only thing that puts me off is the fact I owned Palit before and two of their cards died (earlier generation card).

  2. They are well priced for the performance you get, but I agree, the clock speeds are terrible out of the box.

  3. No availiability of these cards anywhere – but I bought Gainward cards from OCUK , same performance and hopefully overclock as well too 🙂

  4. I would rather have had 6GB GTX780 Ti’s , I can’t see any high end user wanting a card that was released a year ago and now they have added more memory to it.

    Nvidia are very clever, they DO know a 6GB GTX780TI will just kill the more expensive card sales (Titan Black) completely.

  5. Thanks for the review.
    I’m selling my 690 and I’m thinking of upgrading to 2 of these…
    You guys put a lot of effort in the review and it much appreciated.

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