Revealed: Nvidia's Next Flagship Graphics Card, the GTX 980Ti

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Believe me, they know what they are doing.
I remember that I bought a GTX275 (G200, 2nd best Nvidia GPU like 980ti) for $200...

Today with $200 you cannot buy even the half of the 2nd best GPU's performance...

@Knight_Rider_3K:

Consoles will continue to exist because console gamers are all about plug-&-play.

A R9 280 or GTX 960 can both be had for less than $200.

@seanwil545: Well, AMD's new cards aren't exactly new, they will just rebrand their older cards again with a little higher clock speed, expect the top one

@rarerichz: right now they are not amazing comparing a 290x to a 980 but when they realse the 300 line of cards AMD maybe will take the lead I hope they do. mostly for price drops but allso there is no 4k single GPU card out right now that can do 60 frames persecond on ultra.

even a Nvidia fanboy needs AMD compation to keep prices in check

@fanirama: That's why you sell your old GPU to help offset the price of a new one.

@fanirama: How ?

The 660Ti is a very powerful card still. I mean I have a pretty equivalent card I imagine (the 270x), it's my new card and I'm very happy with it, I can play games much better than the PS4 in many cases, it will last me quite awhile. I think your just exaggerating.

@fanirama: Only a moron will upgrade every 2 yrs. Not all pc gamers upgrade with every upcoming card, only does who can, and are into overclocking just for the fun of it. I had for a little more than 5 years a Sapphire HD 6950 2 GB, and only two months ago I upgraded to a GTX 970 4 GB. Not to mention that I pay almost the same amount for both cards, $330.99

@fanirama: Yeap, you are right. Performance leaps in GPUs are huge:

From PCPerspective:

@zeca04: anyone know if they released new drivers for 700 cards yet guys were get 25 FPS on mid to high setings at 1080p with a 780 ti thats only a year old card and was only ment to be 20% to 30% snlower then a gtx 890

@BravoOneActual: the titan x is marketing scheme, it's for people who has money to burn and it makes the 980ti an appealing option, it makes it a good deal, cause you get a "$1000" for $650, the 980ti doesn't have that good price to performance ratio, but if there is the titan x out there, that pushes people to the edge of buying one, even though most people have 1080p/60hz monitors and can't even utilise it and it's way overkill for it.

@BravoOneActual: I think anyone who went for a Titan X knew full well they were getting a poor price-to-performance ratio, essentially paying a premium for the privilege of being on the bleeding edge.

@BravoOneActual:

Well, To be fair, while an additional 6GBs of memory isn't perticulalry relevant right now, it does give the titan a longer life span down the road, than the 980ti, And 6gbs of memory is worth at least most of the price point difference.

and especially as a rendering card the additional memory is an absolute must have. Now, from a gaming standpoint 6GB's is plenty, and will give the card a plenty large enough life span. especially considering how well it does at 4k. But don't disregard the price and allure of the additional 6GB's of memory. I would assume however, that the chips are the ones that just didn't quite perform as well with the additional cores unlocked, and didn't fit their margin of error. Even though the performed exceptionally well with what they did have. Still outside of my budget though.

@BravoOneActual: Nope, you are paying +6GB and 2 months. :P

@BravoOneActual: the titan x lacks the same features that other titan cards had its really not that good for a rendering/compute its just a overpriced 980 ti with 12gb

@Mr_BillGates: A 4k TV isn't 4k gaming ready either. TV's have bad response time, and the cheaper one's can't even accept 60fps, they are advertised as 60-200hz, but that is upscaled refresh rate, kinda like dynamic contrast, where they tell you it has a 1:1000000 contrast, but that is dynamic and static is just 1:1000 contrast, the cheaps 4k tv's will only accept 30fps at 4k, and even those that does 60fps can't fully utilise it cause they put HDMI on them, even HDMI 2.0 doesn't have the bandwidth for 4k@60fps with chroma 4.4.4, so you are sacrificing colour for resolution

@Mr_BillGates: You can always buy 2 Titan X's if you wanna play at 4k 60fps. :P

@vackillers@zeca04: Hmm, ill pay attention to these but i already had err_gfx_d3d error some times now.. But yeah, i found more annoyances with nvidia (using gtx 980) than amd. Slap to the face for those that say that amd drivers are bad,.. Thanks for letting me know, buddy

@Random_Matt@vackillers: sorry but AMD will rebrand the old cards again, except the flagship, so we might some crazy performance from the HBM card but the rest will be the same and that sux

@Random_Matt@vackillers: I hope AMD drops a bomb on nvidia at E3 Nvidia has to much of the market right now high end cards don't need to cost over $500 if AMD can Give us something better then a 980 ti for cheap I'm all over it

@Random_Matt@vackillers: What are you smoking?