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Thats probably the worst performance increase I've seen between generations of GPU that I've seen in well over a decade. Absolutely no reason to switch from my 2x EVGA 780 ti superclock cards.
Thats probably the worst performance increase I've seen between generations of GPU that I've seen in well over a decade. Absolutely no reason to switch from my 2x EVGA 780 ti superclock cards.
Thats probably the worst performance increase I've seen between generations of GPU that I've seen in well over a decade. Absolutely no reason to switch from my 2x EVGA 780 ti superclock cards.
You'd have to be a little crazy to move from a titan/780/ti/black/290/290x to one of these.
Same, but i could be tempted by a single 980 as my non ref 780's in sli arent ideal from a cooling point. Could always add another 980 later.Thats probably the worst performance increase I've seen between generations of GPU that I've seen in well over a decade. Absolutely no reason to switch from my 2x EVGA 780 ti superclock cards.
You're wrong, The salesmen said their good and we have to buy them because our Titan Black and 780 Ti rigs are now worthless, Salesmen never lie to increase sales and profit !!!!!
You'd have to be a little crazy to move from a titan/780/ti/black/290/290x to one of these.
Yeah indeed , i remember the 290x ref release and how all the sapphire cards used Hynix memory and how well the cards overclocked
Not so bad if you have multiple PC's or you just fancy playing with the latest tech. A lot of peeps just buy to benchmark, so always get the latest stuff.
If you're just gaming and have 1 PC, there would be no reason to have bought any GPU in like the past 3 years lol. A GTX 580 is arguably all you would need
I have a feeling a lot of guys will make the switch from 29X / 7XX once other people get them and GTX 980 starts taking over the benchmark tables
Oh i agree, i enjoy benching but only to a point, my rig is for gaming forst and formost, i went to the ti's from a 7950 crossfire setup , the performance increase was huge just with one card and in sli it's pretty insane. I like to think that i'm a pretty savvy shopper when it comes to pc tech, i've personally never been one for incrimental upgrading, i just see it as wasted cash.
Not crazy at all if GTX 980 really sells for £350 ish @ launch as Nvidia knocked the price down at the last minute & it really offers much better power consumption it will be a killer card & devalue the entire current high end single GPU market (except for Titans they are always an exception due to compute performance).I have to agree a little , however the power efficiency is very impressive.
You'd have to be a little crazy to move from a titan/780/ti/black/290/290x to one of these.
In some ways it doesn't make much sense and it seems a little lackluster for a gpu release, is this a flagship card ?, if new silicon is comming next year why release now ? , is this to counter an impending AMD release of the same flavour ?
these seem interesting, but for 780 ti owners will it be much difference, the 780 ti in the benchmarks is only 876 mhz whereas the 980 is 1126 mhz, but my ti auto boosts to 1205 mhz, so surely it would take one hell of a boost to beat that. only time will tell i suppose, i am tempted to get 2 of them though if the price is right.