Yep.
We've got 500 inno3D 980's sat in customs right now, hence our low price of £425.99 inc vat, if customs release them tomorrow we get Friday.
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GTX 980 / 970 Discussion
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Yep.
We've got 500 inno3D 980's sat in customs right now, hence our low price of £425.99 inc vat, if customs release them tomorrow we get Friday.
Caporegime
No, it will work fine.
I've had no problems with my 2500 and a 980 with bottlenecks.
Seems that Nvidia doesn't know wether it does or doesn't
Tom at Game24 says it does, he knows much more than manuelG
Video proof (shows Game resolution) & SLI scaling
Everything maxed 60FPS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ulTRCjMcXj0#t=48
the lastest .16 but I used .11 also.
you have to set it up manually.
ill maybe make a thread later. its very simple.
I have shown it working, & have gave the way I done it a few pages back.
Not much I can say it is in the software. could be one of those PICNIC problems?
if you really want ill create a thread on how I did it. its like 3 steps. remember it only works on 900 series at the moment although you can force 700 series card using inspector, cannot vouch for inspector way though.
Not much I can say it is in the software. could be one of those PICNIC problems?
if you really want ill create a thread on how I did it. its like 3 steps. remember it only works on 900 series at the moment although you can force 700 series card using inspector, cannot vouch for inspector way though.
Soldato
The GTX 780 reference card release price was around £439.99 last year, around the same value as the GTX 980, then along came the GTX 780Ti priced around £50 more i.e. £549.99 for a custom cooled version around 2-3 months later.
I wonder if Nvidia will do the same this year... h'mm.
I wonder if Nvidia will do the same this year... h'mm.
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Caporegime
Whichever reference design has the longest warranty.
So probably EVGA.
So probably EVGA.
How would a 970 compare to a 7850?
I'm not quite at the point where the 7850 isn't enough but i am noticing i'm having to settle for 20-30fps ish on a lot of newer games, it's not impacting what i see much yet but i fear it will soon as more new titles come out. I only game at 1080p atm but thinking of moving up to 1440p as it feels like forever since i bought a bigger monitor.
Usually i just buy the "bang per buck" mid range cards every few years as they are usually sufficient. The last higher range one i bought was a 8800GTX! The 970 seems like something that might last me for a few years without spending a fortune.
I'm not quite at the point where the 7850 isn't enough but i am noticing i'm having to settle for 20-30fps ish on a lot of newer games, it's not impacting what i see much yet but i fear it will soon as more new titles come out. I only game at 1080p atm but thinking of moving up to 1440p as it feels like forever since i bought a bigger monitor.
Usually i just buy the "bang per buck" mid range cards every few years as they are usually sufficient. The last higher range one i bought was a 8800GTX! The 970 seems like something that might last me for a few years without spending a fortune.
Caporegime
The mispriced ones are out of stock anyway.