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totjup5

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  1. Sorry, but I'm calling bullshit on this. The 960 did the same thing at launch and no one went crazy about it. Also, any card will exceed 75w through the pcue slot if you overclocked it. Pure bullshit just stacking on top of the minor issue that people have blown out of proportion.
  2. At this point i'd go for the 1070. it won't perform quite as well when SLI scaling is perfect but it will be far more consistent, and it will likely get better driver support for longer. And that's coming from someone who ran 970s in SLI for the last year and a half.
  3. Say what you will, but I bought 2. they're on their way now.
  4. If i were you i'd wait for the rx 480 and get an i5 4460 with it. That should come out to around the same price.
  5. I'm now the proud owner of two GTX 1080s. Hopefully they ship soon!

  6. Posting anything from feminist frequency on here should be a bannable offence.
  7. To whoever bought the last GTX 1080 Aero on newegg while I was typing in my payment information, I hope your card get's broken in shipping.

  8. Penumbra: Overture, one of the most disturbing games I've played for sure.
  9. I'm on a single 970 right now while I wait for 1080s to come in stock and my overclocked 970 manages 70-90 fps at 1440p so a single 1080 should have no issues. also, I had no issues averaging in the 130fps range when I had 970 SLI.
  10. This hilarious post made my day

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  11. I really like the fractal venturi fans. they're super quiet under load.
  12. It will probably sell out faster honestly because there's generally more demand for cheaper cards.
  13. If I disable SLI I get 70-90 fps with max settings at 1440p on one 970. That is overclocked, but still, the game is well optimized.
  14. I've had very few issues with SLI and i've been running it for years. the 970s that I have now are the third SLI setup I've had in a row. Also, the benefit of 2 cards is when the new ones come out, you can sell one card at a time; one before you get the new gpus, and one after. That way you still have a functional pc in the mean time. That's what I'm doing now for my upgrade to gtx 1080 SLI.
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