Soldato
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When voltage is unlocked and the FuryX makes the ti look puny, they will all be in here with "yes but Nvidia tdp" lol.
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When voltage is unlocked and the FuryX makes the ti look puny, they will all be in here with "yes but Nvidia tdp" lol.
Well tbh, waiting for voltage unlocking is a cop out. Card performance should be compared on how they come from the factory. Its like trying to compare a rally tuned stripped out ford focus against a bog standard showroom model.
It is a very good card, well made - just let down by QC.(pump noise/whine)
I don't think it's too expensive at all. Water cooled 980ti costs how much again? oh yeah ! £629 for a Inno3D thing (or something like that) and £650 for the EVGA.
I want. I do want, and if I can find one on Friday I will have
How fickle am I? LOOK AT ME ! SHINY !
When voltage is unlocked and the FuryX makes the ti look puny, they will all be in here with "yes but Nvidia tdp" lol.
But you are getting a much better card for the price. A decent aircooled 980ti walks all over a FuryX at the same price for noise and overclocks. Watercooling a 980ti doesnt really add much except cost and maybe better airflow in restrained cases. A watercooled 980ti is a niche product, and its also probably limiting furyx sales, if they could actually get stock going.
You're always going to sell more aircooled cards. If you actively want an AIO card then the furyx fulfills that one criteria at a lower price yes, but I cant imagine that is many people.
After putting a Titan Black, GTX 480 Lightning and god knows what else under an AIO I can safely assure you I don't want anything else.
GPU noise is the worst thing in any rig, so why not replace that noise with a 120mm fan spinning at a medium speed and a good 30% less heat at the core?
Your choice I guess, but I want AIO on my GPUs.
Edit. As for walking all over? yeah you can overclock a 980ti meaningfully. However, at their given factory settings there is 2% in it, so providing AMD come up with a decent driver or app? I'm not worried. I run 4k, I want Fury X. I really, really don't want Nvidia.
Most 980Tis can breach 1400Mhz without adding any voltage ie stock volts. Some can hit the high 1400s on stock volts.
I can see the appeal of an aio cooled card, but its not for me personally. Hence I went fir an aftermarket market cooled model. Not that keen on excessive noise, so thankfully this card on sig is whisper quiet. Benching with 100% fan speed, its still quieter than one of my old wf 780's at 60%.
It is a very good card, well made - just let down by QC.(pump noise/whine)