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Any date on the 980ti STRIX edition?

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Looking forward to it  :D

CPU: i7 4790k, GPU: ASUS Strix 980 ti, Motherboard: z97x-UD5H-BK , RAM: 16gb G.Skill Ripjaws X 2133 Mhz, CPU Cooler: NH-D15, PSU: EVGA GS 850w 80+ Gold, Case: Fractal Design R5, Storage: Samsung 850 evo 250gb and WD black 1tb, Peripherals: Deathadder 2013 and G710+, Monitor: LG 29UM67.
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I HATE IT WHEN PEOPLE ASK THIS. IF YOU WE HAD A DATE YOU WOULD PROBABLY HEAR ABOUT IT.

Someone told Luke and Linus at CES 2017 to "Unban the legend known as Jerakl" and that's about all I've got going for me. (It didn't work)

 

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I HATE IT WHEN PEOPLE ASK THIS. IF YOU WE HAD A DATE YOU WOULD PROBABLY HEAR ABOUT IT.

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http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/asus-geforce-gtx-980-ti-strix-graphics-card-is-now-available.html

 

''ASUS Strix GTX 980 Ti will be available worldwide from July 2015.''

 

It's not that hard to find out.

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CPU: 3900x 4.3GHZ

Memory: G.skill Trident GTZR 3200mhz cl14

GPU: AMD RX 570

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The 390x is a rebrand?

 

The top of the top of the top lineup consist of hand picked GPU cores of extreme quality. Due to the nature of cpu production, not all dies are created equal. Asus won't release 980Ti Strix yet because the production quality is not up to standard, or they haven't had the time to gather a stock worth marketing yet.

 

With the 390x however, they have been producing that graphics core for two years now. The production quality has improved so much in fact, that the reference 390x is more powerful than the reference 290x simply because AMD is confident that every single 390x is performing better than every single 290x guaranteed. So it's easy for Asus to pick up the near perfect graphics cores, however, because the average is of such a high quality, the strix version won't be extreme. At least not compared to the strix 980ti and the 980ti reference.

 

Also, ASUS is not willing to screw over the enthusiast market by releasing anything but the best.

Motherboard: Asus X570-E
CPU: 3900x 4.3GHZ

Memory: G.skill Trident GTZR 3200mhz cl14

GPU: AMD RX 570

SSD1: Corsair MP510 1TB

SSD2: Samsung MX500 500GB

PSU: Corsair AX860i Platinum

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awesome

CPU: i7 4790k, GPU: ASUS Strix 980 ti, Motherboard: z97x-UD5H-BK , RAM: 16gb G.Skill Ripjaws X 2133 Mhz, CPU Cooler: NH-D15, PSU: EVGA GS 850w 80+ Gold, Case: Fractal Design R5, Storage: Samsung 850 evo 250gb and WD black 1tb, Peripherals: Deathadder 2013 and G710+, Monitor: LG 29UM67.
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awesome

 

Dont get too excited, the Strix kind of sucks at cooling.

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Dont get too excited, the Strix kind of sucks at cooling.

as long as its silent and the temps are decent its alright to me 

CPU: i7 4790k, GPU: ASUS Strix 980 ti, Motherboard: z97x-UD5H-BK , RAM: 16gb G.Skill Ripjaws X 2133 Mhz, CPU Cooler: NH-D15, PSU: EVGA GS 850w 80+ Gold, Case: Fractal Design R5, Storage: Samsung 850 evo 250gb and WD black 1tb, Peripherals: Deathadder 2013 and G710+, Monitor: LG 29UM67.
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