Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 Ti

That feels a lot better when you have high fps and that is it for the games. Let's go over to the conclusion of this video so for a conclusion, i can ...

We tested The Witcher 3 using ultra quality settings, which means Nvidia. Hair works was fully enabled. The 980 TI averaged an impressive 51 frames pe...

The Gtx 980 Ti performed just about the same like within our margin of error as the Titan X across the board.

I'll be going from an Intel Core i7 6700K and a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 to these.

Ready to play through HL:A in 144 hz!

This is a card built for 4K, though to be fair it's not powerful enough on its own to handle no-compromises gaming at that resolution in every game. But it will do well in most, and plus, two GeForce GTX 980 Ti cards in an SLI arrangement will cost you about $700 less than you would have paid for two GeForce GTX Titan X cards not long ago. It costs a lot less to go over the top than it did just a few short months ago

My Graphics card is a NVIDA GeForce GTX 980 Ti and it holds up pretty good with even the current games and most reviews I see for 2020 and 2021 say its still a solid card. NewEgg says that it will work with VR, but I am looking at the Oculus Quest 2 and the HTC VIBE (My price range is 200-450 USD) but their manufacturing websites say that it needs like 1-2 generations higher than my 980 Ti.

Before I go into review, I'd like to add that the card pictured if different than the one I received. It isn't champagne colored like the one displayed and has more of a silver metallic look in place of the champagne. The front of the card is displayed as "GTX Hybrid" instead of the one shown and th...

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I was running quad fire 7970s overclocked @1225MHz before I got two of these cards. After doing everything I could to stretch those cards out and getting frustrated with poorly optimized games I decided to get two of the currently most powerful cards with the best configuration for later water cooli...

Back then took back the GPU to the store I bought it from, but the retailer refused to replace it, saying that they are not seeing the dB levels be too loud. I was not too happy about that, but I endured by setting custom fan curves for gaming which kept above that bad rpm level. Shortly after I gave that GPU to my sister (who wasn't too keen about the noise, but hey, a free GPU). I was left with the other GTX 980 Ti, which started exhibiting rattling noise from the fan bearings after \~5-6 months.