it is, but the 1070 has 2 more gb of memory, is newer tech and has warranty left as well which makes it a much better purchase, in my mind anyway![]()
Pros and cons with both.
a 980ti could be had between £200 and £250, many will still have warranty, if you can get original receipt or get evga where its fully transferable, then you will be covered for a long time.
a 1070 costs more, if by the time you are spending £300 on one, then you might aswell stretch the extra bit more and go new, which then at the end of the day ends up costing more and way over a £200 budget.
Most aftermarket 980ti's overclock quite well, actually putting them ahead of the 1070 in many instances - that might change with more dx12 stuff (new tech and all) but that is very much an unknown. Right this second, the 980ti offers fantastic bang for buck.