In their Wolfensetein benchmark they say they removed the games 60fps limit. How the hell did they do that?!
The 780ti is going to get real cheap now.
The 970 is damn near 780ti performance. That's a hell of a deal.
DAMN, according to the techpowerup review, the 970 on average was only 8% slower than the 980. How the hell are they justifying that $200 jump in price?
970 SLI seems like a godly setup right now.
8800GT SLI set up cost was about 600 when I got it. It was god like too.
How so? Another 780Ti would cost $700.
I would much rather offload my current 780Ti for ~$500, and buy the superior 980 for $550.
Even if I go SLI, the 980s would cost me a difference of $600, vs spending an additional $700 for the second 780Ti.
Will this bandwidth-workaround compression result in any degradation in image quality or color?
(Sorry for spam, I asked the same question in the other 980 thread)
I want to see how much that EVGA with the ACX 2.0 is going to run for...
I might get two 970's.
Holy.. $350??
Done and done.
If you can sell your 780Ti for $500 and buy a 980 for $550, then sure. I just don't know how you'll do that.
I said $330 was respectable.BOOO HIM HAZ BOO HIM
I NEED these cards to go on sale soon!
Likewise. We've suffered long enough, ha.
SameBed would be nice right about now, but it's not happening until I get mine ordered.
minimum psu for 970 sli?
Oh, and AMD seems fucked.
Did anyone read the techpowerup review for the 980?
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_980/31.html
This is their closing line. lol
Bed would be nice right about now, but it's not happening until I get mine ordered.
Ok, so here is my real question. SLI two 970's or just go with the 980? Money isn't that big of a issue, but I don't want to SLI two 980's. I got the general consensus that it is just better to go with the single better card than to SLI two lower ones since most games have really bad SLI support.
Ok, so here is my real question. SLI two 970's or just go with the 980? Money isn't that big of a issue, but I don't want to SLI two 980's. I got the general consensus that it is just better to go with the single better card than to SLI two lower ones since most games have really bad SLI support.
Ok, so here is my real question. SLI two 970's or just go with the 980? Money isn't that big of a issue, but I don't want to SLI two 980's. I got the general consensus that it is just better to go with the single better card than to SLI two lower ones since most games have really bad SLI support.
Just found this on Nvidia's site
How Maxwells VR Direct Brings Virtual Reality Gaming Closer to Reality: http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2014/09/18/maxwell-virtual-reality/#sthash.UeUlBr7q.dpuf
http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2014/09/18/maxwell-virtual-reality/
"Few applications support VR headsets. So were bringing VR support to games that already work with NVIDIA 3D Vision."
Awesome news!
Just found this on Nvidia's site
How Maxwells VR Direct Brings Virtual Reality Gaming Closer to Reality: http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2014/09/18/maxwell-virtual-reality/#sthash.UeUlBr7q.dpuf
http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2014/09/18/maxwell-virtual-reality/
"Few applications support VR headsets. So were bringing VR support to games that already work with NVIDIA 3D Vision."
Awesome news!
Super busy with Mod24 and other stuff, but thought I should quickly pass on my article that gives you a lot of info: http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/maxwell-architecture-gtx-980-970
Tons of other new info on http://www.geforce.com/, too. I'll try and answer any questions when I have some spare time, but don't count it
When will e-tailers like newegg and amazon have 970's for sale?
Sorry if this has been answered already
VR SLI sounds promising. But won't microshutter kill the immersion?
The final paragraph in total pretty much skewers AMD by bringing in the 970 (even though its a 980 review, heh)Did anyone read the techpowerup review for the 980?
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_980/31.html
This is their closing line. lol
At this price point, GTX 980 beats AMD's Radeon R9 290X in everything: price/performance, absolute performance, performance per Watt, power consumption, heat, noise. The only thing R9 290X has going for it is its lower price, which I find hardly convincing, especially with GTX 970 being cheaper and faster. GTX 970 at $330 is a steal, really. It is not that much slower than GTX 980, still beats AMD's R9 290X, with better pricing, and brings all the amazing power consumption improvements of GTX 980. Simply put, GTX 980 is the premium product to GTX 970, and you'll have to pay for that. NVIDIA has declared GTX 780 Ti, GTX 780 and GTX 770 end-of-life, which means you might be able to find those cards at discounted prices. Personally I wouldn't upgrade from anything more recent than GTX 680, but users of older cards should definitely look at NVIDIA's new products. Oh, and AMD seems fucked.
The final paragraph in total pretty much skewers AMD by bringing in the 970 (even though its a 980 review, heh)