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Which aftermarket GTX 980ti Would you get

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EVGA 980 Ti Hybrid ftw. Go with that one because EVGA warranty and customer service are great.

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EVGA 980 Ti Hybrid ftw. Go with that one because EVGA warranty and customer service are great.

Everyone is saying this card yet its $100 more expensive. Really determines how far it can overclock I'm watching Jays review on it.

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Everyone is saying this card yet its $100 more expensive. Really determines how far it can overclock I'm watching Jays review on it.

100 more for a water cooling loop isn't a bad deal to me

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Everyone is saying this card yet its $100 more expensive. Really determines how far it can overclock I'm watching Jays review on it.

Is that review up? I really wanted to see it. I'm waiting for the hybrid upgrade kit to come back in stock. I mean you can always buy the 980 Ti reference card and then if you want to you can get the 980 Ti Hybrid upgrade kit later. I think it's a great deal.

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Is that review up? I really wanted to see it. I'm waiting for the hybrid upgrade kit to come back in stock. I mean you can always buy the 980 Ti reference card and then if you want to you can get the 980 Ti Hybrid upgrade kit later. I think it's a great deal.

Yup its $750 

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Yup its $750 -work blocked it-

It is blocked at work :(. That is not bad. I paid $999 x 2 for Titan X SLI. I'm getting two Titan X Hybrid upgrade kits when they come in stock. So excited. I get off work in 41 minutes.

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It is blocked at work :(. That is not bad. I paid $999 x 2 for Titan X SLI. I'm getting two Titan X Hybrid upgrade kits when they come in stock. So excited. I get off work in 41 minutes.

He got 84mhz higher and about 3 more fps that the normal 980 only 1-4 fps away from the titanX yet he Crisis 3 seems to be the only game where he gets very little performance boost from the 980ti hybrid and 7 fps on the titan X along with BF4 yet your getting like 120fps Also far cry 4 got no extra performance from the hybrid.

 

Its max temputare is like 34 degrees Celsius cooler than the normal 980ti.

 

All benchmarks were from his video at 1440p. The gtx 980ti hybrid maxed out witcher 3 and crisis 3 on 1440p with 60fps thats a hell of a card.

 

 

Kepp in mind though this could go up to like 1600mhz.

 

IMO its unnecsarry as your always hitting over 60fps on 1440p anything resolution above it then the higher overclocks may be better unless if you have a high refresh rate 1440p monitor.

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He got 84mhz higher and about 3 more fps that the normal 980 only 1-4 fps away from the titanX yet he Crisis 3 seems to be the only game where he gets very little performance boost from the 980ti hybrid and 7 fps on the titan X along with BF4 yet your getting like 120fps Also far cry 4 got no extra performance from the hybrid.

 

Its max temputare is like 34 degrees Celsius cooler than the normal 980ti.

 

All benchmarks were from his video at 1440p. The gtx 980ti hybrid maxed out witcher 3 and crisis 3 on 1440p with 60fps thats a hell of a card.

 

 

Kepp in mind though this could go up to like 1600mhz.

 

IMO its unnecsarry as your always hitting over 60fps on 1440p anything resolution above it then the higher overclocks may be better unless if you have a high refresh rate 1440p monitor.

Damn that is nice. I'm buying two 980 Ti Hybrids for my second build. Instead of selling my spare parts from my last build. I have not overclocked my Titan X that high so I will do it when I get the Hybrid kits. Well anyways good luck on your choice.

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Even if the Hybrid doesn't OC much over the air cooler versions, it also runs a heck of a lot cooler and quieter too. ;)

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