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I want to build a pc and I was thinking, should I wait for a pascal gpu and build 60 fps 1080 p pc or spend 2000  something and build a pc with 980 ti on 1440p

Also do you know how much more powerful will it be then 980 ti and around when will it be released 

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According to sources the Pascal GPU's will be 10 times better than Haswell GPU's

 

That also means there price could be 10 times the price of a 980ti...

 

Your choice in the end lol

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If you reaaalllly want a PC now you should build it, else you can wait, in the mean time you can build a PC without a dedicated GPU

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According to sources the Pascal GPU's will be 10 times better than Haswell GPU's

 

That also means there price could be 10 times the price of a 980ti...

 

Your choice in the end lol

They have 10 times the compute power, not raw performance. This would only apply to workstations, not Gaming.

Guide to GTX 900 Series: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/457526-nvidia-900-series-basic-performance-guide/

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They have 10 times the compute power, not raw performance. This would only apply to workstations, not Gaming.

 

Yea, If in that case the 980ti would be worth it then for gaming

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They have 10 times the compute power, not raw performance. This would only apply to workstations, not Gaming.

Then what is going to be new card for gaming in 2016 that will replace gtx 980 ti or titan x

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Yea, If in that case the 980ti would be worth it then for gaming

 

If you have the budget for it now and want 1440p, go for it man. 

 

 

Then what is going to be new card for gaming in 2016 that will replace gtx 980 ti or titan x

 

 

They will likely just brand it the 1000 series, so the 1080 Ti. I don't have a crystal ball but I'm guessing (based on past advancements) that the 980 Ti will be about between the 1070 and 1080 for gaming performance. 

Guide to GTX 900 Series: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/457526-nvidia-900-series-basic-performance-guide/

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