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All this talk of new gpus and there is no new games out which are taking my interest. 
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Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 Ti Coming This Summer Featuring 3072 CUDA Cores and 6GB of GDDR5
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All this talk of new gpus and there is no new games out which are taking my interest.
i know the feeling, the current games i play the most right now dont need a 980 ti to run at maximum even on 3440x1440. Yet i get the itch to upgrade
gottaThey can't price it within £100 of a TX, the cheapest being £800, I'd wager it will be at the absolute most £650.
If it comes out at say £700, someone spending that kind of cash on a GPU will just look at spending the extra £100 to get the TX with a fully enabled part and 12GB vram.
970 = £210
980 = £379
980Ti = £549
TX = £800
Sounds about right to me
TX is available for the equivalent of £699 + shipping right now if you look around.
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From a seriously legit retailer?
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£699 would be about £540 without VAT so that would be crazy low.
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£4.99 confirmed!
£6.99 with fries
Source : Wccftech
£6.99 with fries
Source : Wccftech
Whats the cheapest you've seen a watercooled TX in the UK?
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£4.99 confirmed!
£6.99 with fries
Source : Wccftech
Did they get that from your site!???
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I don't know what's more shocking, the price or your maths
Ok about £560, still pretty crazy price
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Did they get that from your site!???
Not into rumours and such anymore
Haven't even posted for like 4 months
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Ok about £560, still pretty crazy price
Sheesh dude, it's £582.50. Are you like 20? Education reallllllly went downhill in the 90's onwards
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Not into rumours and such anymore
Haven't even posted for like 4 months
Quite a passion for you then....
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Quite a passion for you then....
Getting ready for the wedding, hitting the gym everyday
Don't have a lot of time
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I'l only SLI the 980 TI's with the assumption that its priced competitively enough at 700 euro's or 500 pounds.
And hell yes, I am such a high frames and refresh rate junkie its not even funny.
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Getting ready for the wedding, hitting the gym everyday
Don't have a lot of time
Nice to know it's not worth following
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no, they might buy a cheaper 390X instead and then go Xfire a month later........
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970 = £210
980 = £379
980Ti = £549
TX = £800
Sounds about right to me
Flipping hell, I wish! I wouldn't know what to choose (though AMD gotta release their stuff first, cos that could be an option) a very cheap 970, I'd be happy if I got a good one even for £250 and wait till Pascal before going all out. Or spend a bit more on a 980 as long as it has +33% the performance of a 970. Which I don't think it does, but it does do 1440p better and there's overclocking...
Education reallllllly went downhill in the 90's onwards
Amen to that... my post 90s education has taught me jack all. A in A-level maths? Doesn't matter when I can't even do the simple calculations these days (and I'm young). Dare I say my enthusiasm for building PCs has taught me more than school ever did?
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