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Gibbo mentioned Galax/KFA and Inno3D aren't authorised to sell Titan Xs in UK and EU if I remember correctly.
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The GTX Titan X owners thread.
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Gibbo mentioned Galax/KFA and Inno3D aren't authorised to sell Titan Xs in UK and EU if I remember correctly.
Soldato
Ordered mine this morning, will I get it? Gibbo can you answer this in the morning when you get into work?
Ask in the CS section.
Caporegime
Sigs all changed in preparation of things to come. Wednesday please please please Gibbo 
Sigs all changed in preparation of things to come. Wednesday please please please Gibbo
In preparation of what pray tell
It's why I went for a pair of sweet-clocking 980s vs a single Titan X, I'd prefer the higher performance for less money!!
I can see the benefit in going to 980's.
THE HYPE IS REAL...
for me anyway
Maybe i am getting too old or something, i dunno, maybe because we just moved house, Maybe because dx12 is on the way, but i am not feeling it atm.
A 390x at £400 might change my perspective, but i dont think we will see one any less than £499 and again i just cannot see the point.
Caporegime
In preparation of what pray tell
Hopefully tear free, smooth, fast 144Hz, ghost free gaming
Soldato
I'm guessing the 390x will be £550 at launch for the OCuk version and be around -15% slower than a Titan X
Soldato
Seriously looking forward to this card comming, last time I had a Nvidia card was a 8800GTX and I'm getting the same fuzzy feeling I had all them years ago which I haven't had since.
AMD up until 8 months ago provided good performance for not a lot of money, but their driver and Crossfire support doesn't allow me to game how I want to anymore and hasn't for some time. I guess graphics cards are like baked beans, you get what you pay for.
AMD up until 8 months ago provided good performance for not a lot of money, but their driver and Crossfire support doesn't allow me to game how I want to anymore and hasn't for some time. I guess graphics cards are like baked beans, you get what you pay for.
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You will be pleasantly surprised with the performance. Don't expect max settings on AC:U but there won't be many games you can't run full whack with maxed settings.
Soldato
Good to hear Gregster
Soldato
Too true, had Lidl's beans at a mates house once. Yuk ! Sometimes it's worth the extra !
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Anyone know exactly how much more strenuous 3440x1440 is vs 2560x1440? I ask because there's plenty of benchmarks out there for 1440, but not ultrawide.
I'm interested in switching out my 295x2, as the Crossfire support has been especially lacking recently. Has anyone done this, or something similar (like switching 290x's?) I'd probably look at eventually SLI'ing this down the line with a pricedrop, time to earn more money
I'm interested in switching out my 295x2, as the Crossfire support has been especially lacking recently. Has anyone done this, or something similar (like switching 290x's?) I'd probably look at eventually SLI'ing this down the line with a pricedrop, time to earn more money
Anyone know exactly how much more strenuous 3440x1440 is vs 2560x1440? I ask because there's plenty of benchmarks out there for 1440, but not ultrawide.
I'm interested in switching out my 295x2, as the Crossfire support has been especially lacking recently. Has anyone done this, or something similar (like switching 290x's?) I'd probably look at eventually SLI'ing this down the line with a pricedrop, time to earn more money
34.375% more stressing.
It is easy to work out, just use the pixel count.
About 35%
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