I'll say it again.
The new cards will barely beat a 980ti in performance, but they will be far nicer on your psu. The real game changer will happen when they finish drip feeding the tech and release the ti versions in 2017.
Wait a while for prices to drop and get two 980ti.
If the mid range pascal cards don't beat a 980Ti then the TI, full fat Pascal will likely only be 30-35% faster so that means Nvidia will be releasing the 1080Ti, possibly nearly 2 years after the 980Ti with only a 30-35% speed increase...
That would be awful, especially as we have a die shrink. It would be an incredibly disappointing generation. We had a better performance increase last time around with Kepler - Maxwell (with great perf per watt gains as well) and that was on the same node!!
The sensible thing to do would be to look at what the 580 to 680 gave us in terms of a comparison between the top of the line full fat chip from the last generation with the new mid scale chip but on a new node with new architecture.
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