icecold1983
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Is DSR limited to 60hz?
You monster.Fuck yeah, I just think I got The Witcher 3 for free..
Bought a Asus GTX 970 Black on a discount about a week ago. With it followed a code for Witcher 3. A few days ago I bought a used MSI 970 4G, just to see if it clocked better.
It sure did, so I asked the webstore (komplett.no) to return the Asus. I get a full refund, and get to keep the code.
45 days 100% open buy on that store in Norway, as long as the packaging is intact.
Should I feel bad?
Edit: The Asus had minor coil whine, so I guess I shouldn't feel all bad.
How much better could a 980Ti potentially be than the regular 980? Wondering as I'm close to dropping £480 on a 980..
I would wait. The Ti should perform in the ballpark of an Titan X but it should also make the 980 prices drop.
Is DSR limited to 60hz?
Fuck yeah, I just think I got The Witcher 3 for free..
Bought a Asus GTX 970 Black on a discount about a week ago. With it followed a code for Witcher 3. A few days ago I bought a used MSI 970 4G, just to see if it clocked better.
It sure did, so I asked the webstore (komplett.no) to return the Asus. I get a full refund, and get to keep the code.
45 days 100% open buy on that store in Norway, as long as the packaging is intact.
Should I feel bad?
Edit: The Asus had minor coil whine, so I guess I shouldn't feel all bad.
Nope, you can still choose whatever refresh rate your monitor has.
how do you change it if its capping you at 60 fps
Don't worry it's just brand loyalists. I'd get a GB/ASUS before an eVGA since it's usually $10-$20 cheaper with a better cooler. eVGA were the ones who reused a cooler on these for a different card and people got all huffy about it too. And then there's Precision X.1st time buying a video card from Asus and I have seen comments mentioning how EVGA cards are usually the superior products when it comes to reliability, performance, and quality. Should I have regrets buying a Strix edition card or should I not even worry about it?
Thanks!
It always happens to me after a driver install. I have the digital vibrance cranked up 100%. Looks good
Does Nvidia now support SLI on the x4 slot? For example, could I have one 980 in the x16 and one in the x4 and have SLI work? If so, what would the performance impact be?
Just as a heads up, the Kingpin version of the EVGA 980 GTX is available at a killer price of $499.99 at the EVGA website:
http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=04G-P4-5988-KR
Comes with Metal Gear Solid 5 - The Phantom Pain
Bought! Thanks for the heads up.
I'm from a 580, and was purchasing MGSV anyway so the card is basically $450 to me. Can't wait!Glad I could help!
I'm upgrading from two 460 GTXs in SLI --- expecting to see some marginal improvement to Star Citizen Arena Commander.....
I'm from a 580, and was purchasing MGSV anyway so the card is basically $450 to me. Can't wait!
Just as a heads up, the Kingpin version of the EVGA 980 GTX is available at a killer price of $499.99 at the EVGA website:
http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=04G-P4-5988-KR
Comes with Metal Gear Solid 5 - The Phantom Pain
I'd pass on the hybrid, there is almost no performance gain with a much better cooler unless you are going to bios volt mod it.I bought a reference EVGA GTX980 for $286.21 during Prime Day. Figured I would pick this up and wait for the 16nm/HBM2 cards in 2016. Surprisingly, this card performs very well for a reference design. It's fully stable under Firestrike, Valley, Furmark, and hours of playing Witcher 3 with the below settings.
Base Core: 1326
Boost Core: 1456
Memory: @ 7692
Voltage: MV+6
Temp Full Load: 72c
Fan Speed (custom curve): 75% full load
Firestrike Score: 13077
Since I got the card at such a great price, I'm thinking about buying the EVGA Hybrid Cooler (400-HY-H980-B1) to try and push it even further. This is my first experience with a reference design, and I'm seriously impressed. Going forward, I'm probably just going to buy reference designs and water cool.
Is the 970 still a good/safe buy for gaming today and future?
1080p with all the bells and whistles.
Might delay my 4K purchase and go for a big screen 1080p TV for the moment. So there's probably no point getting a 980TI.
970 or spend the extra $300(AUD) on a 980?
Is the 970 still a good/safe buy for gaming today and future?
1080p with all the bells and whistles.
Might delay my 4K purchase and go for a big screen 1080p TV for the moment. So there's probably no point getting a 980TI.
970 or spend the extra $300(AUD) on a 980?
Sweclockers.com reporting that GeForce GTX 950 (GM206, 768 cores, 90W) will likely launch on August 17th. 750Ti getting a price drop of 15-20.
http://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/20855-nvidia-geforce-gtx-950-i-specifikationer-gtx-750-ti-prissanks
I have no idea if there is any real difference between the two cards. I have the MSI 970 and it's been awesome since day one.Ok finally decided I might as well grab a 970 now since I have extra money around.
MSI 970 or the ACX 2.0? I wanted to get the Gigabyte G1 but its more expensive than the previous two that I mentioned.
edit - don't know if I want to wait almost a year for Pascal or whatever.
Ok finally decided I might as well grab a 970 now since I have extra money around.
MSI 970 or the ACX 2.0? I wanted to get the Gigabyte G1 but its more expensive than the previous two that I mentioned.
edit - don't know if I want to wait almost a year for Pascal or whatever.
I'd go MSI. In fact, I did, and I'm very happy with it.
What's your current card?
They're both good, but I think the ACX 2.0 on the SSC and FTW+ might be a bit better at cooling. It also doesn't have that part that goes off the side of the PCB, IIRC.MSI 970 or the ACX 2.0? I wanted to get the Gigabyte G1 but its more expensive than the previous two that I mentioned.
Still running a 6950!