WoW thank you for that info
That link and info is total tosh.
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WoW thank you for that info
Avoid Inno3d their RMA after 28 days is based outside UK as per this thread here only buy these brands or wait up to 28 days for after 28 days RMAs:For £600 I'd get this:
YOUR BASKET
1 x Inno3D GeForce GTX 980Ti Hybrid Black Edition 6144MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card (C98TP-1SDN-N5HNX) £569.99
Total : £579.59 (includes shipping : £8.00 Ex.VAT).
Quiet, clocks well, keeps cool. You'll need a 120mm fan mount somewhere in your case for it though.
WoW thank you for that info
Interesting, thanks for the link
Do some research if VR is one of your main reasons for buying a new setup.
Apparently the Occulus guys have some concerns with the current Nvidia cards.
Check the following thread out...
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18690873
Avoid Inno3d their RMA after 28 days is based outside UK as per this thread here only buy these brands or wait up to 28 days for after 28 days RMAs:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=28578976&postcount=2
KFA2
Zotac
EVGA
Gigabyte
MSI
PNY
You should quit whilst behind.
Lol at the damage control from the usual Nvidia followers. I didn't write the article or tell the Occulus guys what to say. Just making the OP aware of the potential issues since he wants a card for VR, especially Occulus VR.
No but you are spreading ridiculous info, in turn giving the guy bad information.
So are you saying David Kanter and the Occulus employees are lying? ....interesting view.
Lol at the damage control from the usual Nvidia followers. I didn't write the article or tell the Occulus guys what to say. Just making the OP aware of the potential issues since he wants a card for VR, especially Occulus VR.
Seems abit expensive; I just did a quick random quote with parcel monkey via DPD pickup classic, it came out at £13.43 + £9.99 for £600 insurance cover.Mariusz said:In regards to Inno3D's RMA, I had to send my card back to Evga in Germany, it cost me £43 to fully insure it and I got back a "recertified" card in a plain box that wasn't the overclocked model I had originally. Process only took a week though...
That's a huge budget for 1080p (IMO). I'd rather get something cheaper, like say a GTX 970, and save up for a new monitor.
A 390 8GB and a 2560 res 144Hz Freesync monitor can be had for under £600