4K Performance Poll

[Lynks]

So, Which card performs best at 4K? 980 ti or 1070?

[FPS-Russia]

1070, more memory and faster card overall.

[Techicolors]

neither won't do very well in 4k. unless you like to play at 30fps and drop some settings. you'll need to SLI, or buy a 1080 (and maybe SLI) or pascal titan x 

[Coaxialgamer]

Both are about equal at stock,  but the 980ti can OC farther ( % ) .  But nvidia will probably drop maxwell just like kepler very soon. 

[jjohnthedon1]

1 minute ago, Coaxialgamer said:

Both are about equal at stock,  but the 980ti can OC farther ( % ) .  But nvidia will probably drop maxwell just like kepler very soon. 

I would hate that to happen however

nvdia said that the cuda cores are of the same IPc on maxwell to pascall

so to quote yu gi oh 

the heart of the cards are esentualy the same 

so as pascal grows so should maxwell

[Coaxialgamer]

2 minutes ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

I would hate that to happen however

nvdia said that the cuda cores are of the same IPc on maxwell to pascall

so to quote yu gi oh 

the heart of the cards are esentualy the same 

so as pascal grows so should maxwell

True,  but it still wouldn't surprise me if it stipp happened.  Nvidia wants people buying new cards.   You also need to remember pascal brought new tech like ansel

[SnowyMus]

The 1070 does have more, slightly faster VRAM and has 6.7% more TFLOPs when at the boost clock. If we're assuming the IPC is similar, then it's probably not going to make that much of a difference, especially when the original Titan X has only 9.1% more TFLOPs at boost clock and twice as much VRAM but performed only very slightly better. Better drivers are probably going to change things some time in the future, but for now, I don't think it matters. You're going to have to be okay with turning down settings regardless of which card you go with if you want a good experience.