Hahah seems that way, second time its happenedits there to make the card that comes after look good value
hehe
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Hahah seems that way, second time its happenedits there to make the card that comes after look good value
hehe
Man these things are insane, defo getting one. It out benches a titan x in a lot of the reviews. The price is unreal too. After seeing this and what happened with the other titan, id never buy a Titan. Best to stick to the gtx line for gaming. Is making me wonder what the point in a Titan x is.
The 980 confirmed to drop to 399 is also awesome.
Im gonna pick up a 980ti and be happy for a good while i feel. Im suprised nvidia are dropping the prices so much, i thought the ti would be 600+. Is great for consumers.
Only people who will tell you resale value on the TX hasn't taken a beating are TX owners. It's kinda sad that this 980ti with the performance it has will be around the £550 to £600 price as it makes a mockery of the TX and shows how over priced that card is. Especially when you can get 2 x 980ti for a few hundred more than a TX and absolutely smash it.
I have a bad feeling for AMD now though, something tells me their cards aren't going to be all that and Nvidia are landing knockout blows after the bodyshots from TX, 980 and to some extent the 970
Yes really, still has more cores and VRAM and clock for clock it still wins.
The scores I get on my card are way higher than the ones in the review.
We've been enjoying this performance for 2 months
Haha, i feel cruel laughing, but i feel the lesson for all is stay away from the titan. Might bite nvidia in the butt. Im gonna enjoy the good times while they lastPays for nvidias end of year christmas party
ExactlyIs anyone surprised? Same thing happened with the original Titan.
And I am sure those two months were worth the extra £350 per card with a non aftermarket cooler so you have less overclocking headroom.
There was an eight month gap between the Titan and the 780 Ti though, and the Titan had its USP as a workstation card. The Titan X really has nothing except its VRAM to fall back on.Is anyone surprised? Same thing happened with the original Titan.