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If it works out 650 u may as well get a Titan x tbh!
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Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 Ti Coming This Summer Featuring 3072 CUDA Cores and 6GB of GDDR5
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You can only dreamGoogler $800 dollar to pound and its about £550
Then add VAT and it is £660
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then add another £100 coz its the UK.
As I said previously if it's nearer £700 you would be better off with a titan x, surely nvidia will want the 980 ti to sell well so surely the price will be competitive
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They know they'll sell out regardless because it's something new.
Honestly, the way I see it going is £680 for the cheapest models rising to higher than the cheapest Titan X price for the super-duper versions. They'll come with the promise of TX beating overclocks to make them look better value of course but the greed that Nvidia have, I can't even see a price drop worth mentioning for the 980 (a tenner off doesn't really count, does it).
Honestly, the way I see it going is £680 for the cheapest models rising to higher than the cheapest Titan X price for the super-duper versions. They'll come with the promise of TX beating overclocks to make them look better value of course but the greed that Nvidia have, I can't even see a price drop worth mentioning for the 980 (a tenner off doesn't really count, does it).
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£600.00 is probably about as much as I can go to as well. Particularly as ill need to sell my existing cards to part fund an upgrade, and unfortunately price of 780's is quite low now.
Same here, £600 being my max, anymore is a joke. In reality the 970 should be a £200 card and the 980 a £350 card - but that's just used prices.
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I love high-end hardware as much as the next guy, but I also don't like to feel like a mug buying something. Nvidia is most definitely getting into that territory. If the Ti pricing is high, some will cave and jump to the Titan, others will drop to the 980 (like me).
Was referring to Ultra settings without hairyworks. pCars performance is also pretty lousy across the board. I want a bit of overhead too, don't want to be faffing too much to hit 60 shortly after I buy the card. Plus it needs to give a great VR experience, and that's going to be costly.
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You can only dream
Then add £100 extra for UK prices!
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Price/performance wise, the GTX 980 atm is relatively poor value compared to the 970. If it's launched at £650+, the 980 Ti won't add any more bang for buck. Those who thought that the 980 is not worth buying probably won't go for this. But those who considered getting a TX probably will.
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Lads is actually being launched in early June of is that the announcement? I like to get selling my GPU but I dont want to be stuck without a pc for long
I thought the lowest sale price was £799 for the TX? Even so, the point rather stands.
Yeah, true, in the case of OcUK."Looking around" is necessary.
I have been, an awful lot. Not seen one that low yet, although it's hard to fine a place that'll ship to Ireland as well.
Gah, all these conflicting price rumours are messing with me. Either Dual 980 Ti's or a Single TX for now. Not sure, all depends on price. Although if I can get a TX at 699, hell. Might take two
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