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how is the 980ti classified for 1080p gaming 60hz? i have a GTX 760 now

overkill. get a 144hz or 1440p monitor for that card

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Wait for Pascal/Arctic Islands

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You will throw money out of the window if you only do 1080p 60Hz.

 

It is better to save money and go for a 980 is perfect for a 1080p.

 

Trust me :D

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how is the 980ti classified for 1080p gaming 60hz? i have a GTX 760 now

 

Quite overkill.

 

A 970 is enough for 1080p 60hz, you could easily run games at 1440p 60fps with a 980ti classified.

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overkill. get a 144hz or 1440p monitor for that card

 

Not recommending this, but personally I run triple ultrawide 2560x1080's for my 980Ti.

 

I do agree with this conclusion however lol.

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Wait for Pascal/Arctic Islands

and why wait? im getting the money to buy a 980ti classified or 980 classified in may of next year

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Or screw these plebs, get it, rock triple 1080p, then you have a wicked card for down the line too.

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Not recommending this, but personally I run triple ultrawide 2560x1080's for my 980Ti.

 

I do agree with this conclusion however lol.

I thought triple 27" was big.. Do you have any photos by chance?

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Not recommending this, but personally I run triple ultrawide 2560x1080's for my 980Ti.

 

I do agree with this conclusion however lol.

well i cant imagine framerates being good with that res. 7680x1080. i would take a 980ti for 144hz 1080p.. 

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and why wait? im getting the money to buy a 980ti classified or 980 classified in may of next year

Because they come out in August - 16nm will bring quite a few improvements - when we moved from 40 to 28, a single 7970 was more powerful than 2 6970s in CF

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I thought triple 27" was big.. Do you have any photos by chance?

 

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Triple 21" 

Your first words had my head filled with hopes and dreams of a 31" surround setup.

 

I suppose I'll stick with my triple 27" 1080p! xD

 

Still nice though

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Your first words had my head filled with hopes and dreams of a 31" surround setup.

 

I suppose I'll stick with my triple 27" 1080p! xD

 

Still nice though

 

Actually, that is just my editing and random other "productivity" geared setup. Another project will have surround triple 27" ultrawides. I will mention you in that thread when I get the project done. Here is a preview of the desk without the monitors, fully custom: http://tinypic.com/r/4l2j55/9

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Because they come out in August - 16nm will bring quite a few improvements - when we moved from 40 to 28, a single 7970 was more powerful than 2 6970s in CF

but the 980ti still would be good

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but the 980ti still would be good

But it would be 20% slower than a 1080 and likely 40% slower than a 1080 Ti for the same asking price give or take. Save your cash for that - or the Fury X2

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Actually, that is just my editing and random other "productivity" geared setup. Another project will have surround triple 27" ultrawides. I will mention you in that thread when I get the project done. Here is a preview of the desk without the monitors, fully custom: http://tinypic.com/r/4l2j55/9

Lookin good.

 

But please tell me those are LEDs, not heatlamps? And how long is that desk?

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Lookin good.

 

But please tell me those are LEDs, not heatlamps? And how long is that desk?

RGB LEDs with controller boxes and custom wiring, and not heatlamps. xD

I live where 98% humidity is reality in addition to the 80+ Fahrenheit temp. Headlamps are unknown/banned in this region. More or less.

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But it would be 20% slower than a 1080 and likely 40% slower than a 1080 Ti for the same asking price give or take. Save your cash for that - or the Fury X2

would that matter if  i play 1080p GTA V battlefield and minecraft?

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would that matter if  i play 1080p GTA V battlefield and minecraft?

It won't matter today with GTA V but it WILL tomorrow with GTA VI (figure of speech)

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It won't matter today with GTA V but it WILL tomorrow with GTA VI (figure of speech)

when will a 1080/1080ti be released?

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when will a 1080/1080ti be released?

1080 during September-October

1080 Ti afterwards

R9 490X is due August-September

R9 Fury XX?X2?2? is due around that time as well

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1080 during September-October

1080 Ti afterwards

R9 490X is due August-September

R9 Fury XX?X2?2? is due around that time as well

so if i get the money in may should i rate or just get the 980ti?

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so if i get the money in may should i rate or just get the 980ti?

Wait - you have nothing to lose and much to gain - not to mention Nvidia are showing a habit of abandoning their older generations (Kepler now and Fermi before that) when a new one releases. You will get better drivers

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