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My 980ti seems to be a dud?

SuperCactus
By SuperCactus
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Clearly the 980ti is a rebranded 780ti with 5.5gb of Vram (*sarcasm*)

CPU i7 4770k (4.5ghz OC) | CPU Cooler Swiftech H220-x | GPU 980ti G1 Gaming (1562 mhz) | Mobo EVGA z87 Stinger | RAM 16gb Kingston HyperX Beast 1866mhz | PSU EVGA 850w B-2 | Storage Seagate 2tb hdd 7200rpm(main storage) & Samsung 840 EVO 250gb (boot drive) | Case Corsair 250D

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My friends 980ti sli only beats my 780ti sli by like 10-20% so like 10-20 fps at most. Not really worth another thousand dollars lmao

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As previously stated there isn't going to be that much of a performance increase between the 780ti and 980ti, The 980ti is just a rebrand.

 

I'm not sure how to respond to this... GTX 780 Ti is based on the Kepler architecture. A GTX 980 Ti is based on the Maxwell v2 architecture. The images bellow explain the differences between the two architectures.

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And of course Asynchronous Compute:

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"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." - Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes)

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