Yeah, that's what I got. I suppose someone had a higher res image, but this could have been easily photoshopped in too.
Are we still under the assumption there will be 8gb variants of the 970 and 980? I remember hearing this would be the case some time ago. I generally hang on to my video cards for at least 3 or 4 years. I'm still running a 4890 for example. I'm wondering if I should go with an 8gb 970 as opposed to the 4gb. This would be paired with an i7920@4ghz and 1080p resolution.
Are we still under the assumption there will be 8gb variants of the 970 and 980? I remember hearing this would be the case some time ago. I generally hang on to my video cards for at least 3 or 4 years. I'm still running a 4890 for example. I'm wondering if I should go with an 8gb 970 as opposed to the 4gb. This would be paired with an i7920@4ghz and 1080p resolution.
Save for Ubisoft's shenanigans, for 1080p I'd say go with 4GB, it's probably going to be more than enough. That's what I'm gonna do anyway.
I don't even think 8gb is enough for a ubi port
I don't know what to think, but 4GB of vRAM should be sufficient. :lol
For something as sensitive as VRM, you generally want to look for frame time data, as FPS has a way of obfuscating those kinds of dips.I know you're kidding, but I looked up some Watch Dogs benchmark (never bothered before) and results are all over the place. This one shows that a Titan with 6GB does the same as a 780Ti with 3GB, about 80fps. Tom's Hardware barely reaches 65fps with an overclocked Titan.
I don't know what to think, but 4GB of vRAM should be sufficient. :lol
For most games at 1080p, yes. There will be a few things (like Watch Dogs) that will run bad no matter how much RAM you have. Then there's always Skyrim that can use 6GB if you add enough mods.
For something as sensitive as VRM, you generally want to look for frame time data, as FPS has a way of obfuscating those kinds of dips.
Texture swapping stutter won't effect the average much.I know you're kidding, but I looked up some Watch Dogs benchmark (never bothered before) and results are all over the place. This one shows that a Titan with 6GB does the same as a 780Ti with 3GB, about 80fps. Tom's Hardware barely reaches 65fps with an overclocked Titan.
I don't know what to think, but 4GB of vRAM should be sufficient. :lol
hahahahaha $519? Time to cancel my 670 kijiji posting, looks like im not upgrading after all.
Its impossible for some people to not overreact about things, isn't it?hahahahaha $519? Time to cancel my 670 kijiji posting, looks like im not upgrading after all.
Can these cards even make good use of 8GB in terms of bandwidth?You really don't need 8GB.
So when does this whole nvidia event thing start?
Its impossible for some people to not overreact about things, isn't it?
Can these cards even make good use of 8GB in terms of bandwidth?
thisisneogaf.gifIts impossible for some people to not overreact about things, isn't it?
Can these cards even make good use of 8GB in terms of bandwidth?
I don't know how much I can hold out with my 580 GTX when Project Cars, Witcher 3, and Mordor are just around the corner.
Hopefully I can get the 980 for about 600 CAD, then I'll jump in.
Same. Damn school is trying to kill my pockets before the thing even comes out thoughThat is better than my integrated intel 4600
I just built a PC and waiting for the 970 to come out lol
School can wait.Posted?
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-gtx-980-geforce-gtx-970-pictured-glory/
More pics/info at the link
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You really don't need 8GB.
So these are going on sale tomorrow or Friday then.
Sweet. My credit card (and PC) is ready.
So these are going on sale tomorrow or Friday then.
Sweet. My credit card (and PC) is ready.
I see DX12 support on the packaging but the real question is are we talking about complete DX12 support ?
Wait for reviews.Question is should I spring for the 980 or save some money and get the 970...
Yep, they always do when new cards release.Anyone think 780 resale value will plummet after these are announced? Don't know what to do with mine.
From the link:
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So I guess that $519 price was photoshopped? (or is that going to be the AUS price maybe?)
Yep, they always do when new cards release.
I should list it now if I intend to upgrade then, I suppose... what do you think mkenyon? 2560x1440, sell and buy a 970/980?
Probably too late to be able to offload it at pre-980 prices, with NDA a day away.I should list it now if I intend to upgrade then, I suppose... what do you think mkenyon? 2560x1440, sell and buy a 970/980?
780 equivalent won't be out till the next series, this is a successor to the 680/670/770/760.Man I'm starting to hate Nvidia, I hope the price isn't 550 for the 980, seriously, the 780 equivalent, the r9 290 is $370 on Amazon, I wouldn't spend more than $300 for the 970 or $450 for the 980..