bryanpwatson

So reference 980ti instead of waiting and water cooling it is thank you !

Ryan, If I get a reference and just add the Corsair water cooling would that be better? Or should I go with another manufacture like EVGA, etc.

Thanks for the super fast reply! I work at BestBuy so getting the equipment at a good price isn't an issue. I have 45 days to play with the 980 that I just got around 3 days ago. I wouldn't say im unhappy but I do run on a 43" 4k Sony TV. So any game i play i want to run in 4k and I want to make sure I can run anything like B4 (soon to be B5), GTA V, and the upcoming forza for PC. In order to run those games at the quality I want I have to overclock and its SO loud. I plan to water cool whatever GPU i get with a Corsair AIO. I guess my point thing is since this is my first build in over 10 years I don't to cut corners and be obsolete at the start.

I just built my machine and got a great deal on a brand new reference Nvidia GTX 980 for $430. I'm assuming this is because of the soon to be released Pascal chips. Now im debating on getting another GTX 980 or get a 980 GTX Ti for $575 (EVGA Model). Or... should i just wait to see what gets released in June from Nvidia... I haven't built a PC in quite sometime and have been out of the PC building scene for a while.. Any advice is much appreciated.