I know all about these twats, used to use them at work, number of issues they caused for us...now i have to experience it as a customer. Been waiting since April for a new graphics card, most of that time was trying to get hold of a titan x.
If they can't find the order I might see it as a blessing and wait instead to buy one with a better cooler.
I Ordered the card with next day Delivery yesterday, was counting down the hours at work, longest working day ever, rushed home ignoring many red lights and has it arrived? Nope. So pissed off, Ebuyer used Yodel as the courier who say they've delivered the item and will now conduct a driver interview to find out where it is and ebuyer are closed, no idea how long that could take.
Stuck with my shitty titan for now....
I am going to build a whole new PC when Skylake comes out, plus I want to see AMD's new card. The 980 Ti is just extremely tempting.
I am currently running a 2500k @ 4.0 and a GTX 680, I waited this long to upgrade a few more months shouldn't hurt.
I ordered from Scan, was waiting all day for delivery, nothing came, same as you. They use DPD. I'm pissed.
I ordered from Scan, was waiting all day for delivery, nothing came, same as you. They use DPD. I'm pissed.
Which is what I'm saying, but should it be that way? All I read is that everything is at a go-slow, yet I'm seeing some nice strides being made by AMD. Meanwhile, Nvidia has just been cashing in on little to no huge advancements in the go-slow period instead of being innovative and overcoming those setbacks. Funny, it's AMD that's bringing the newer technology in first, whilst the company making all the bank is behind the eight ball in that regard.I've never overclocked on Maxwell. But, generally speaking, increase core clock until unstable, scale back until stable again. Then increase memory clock until unstable, scale back until stable again.'
If you honestly want to know more on the subject you're speculating about, you should read this:
http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Editor...ss-Migration-20-nm-and-Beyond/20-nm-and-Below
tl;dr - Moore's Law is dying/is dead.
No, from your very own link reads;
Even without MSAA and one step below Crysis 3’s Very High quality settings, the GTX 980 Ti can only muster 40.9fps. If you want to get to 60fps you will need to drop to Low quality, or drop the resolution to 1440p.
I did consider the settings used, I also considered the price of the GPU's I'm talking about at $650-1500. Now if this was a PS4 or a $100.00 - $200.00 GPU I would diminish my expectations on performance in kind, but at these prices, surely my expectations are not extreme. It should also be noted that these cards are also paired with the best intel cpu's and lots of the latest and fastest ram sticks. So they are indeed tested in their best case scenarios.Again this is a silly thing to say, you have to consider the settings used. If you combine MSAA with really high resolutions it will bring any card to it's knees, even in old games.
It's like if you took a PS4 game, and then increased resolution to 2560x1440, enabled 2xMSAA and then saying how weak the PS4 is because it "can barely run that game"
At higher resolution you dont even need as much MSAA anyway.
I do agree that GPU advancements have been pretty small lately, but saying stuff like "this game only runs at 30 fps on 980ti!" without taking the settings in to account is disingenuous.
so ,to ask again : how much difference would there roughly be between a 780 ti Classified ( at stock clocks ) and a 980 TI ?
best buy sent me a coupon for triple points this month
best buy, quit fucking around and get some of these on your website
Which is what I'm saying, but should it be that way?
why is the witcher 3 not in any of these benchmarks?
That should be like THE game to test right now
is there just no proper standard test for that game?
http://techreport.com/review/28356/nvidia-geforce-gtx-980-ti-graphics-card-reviewed/5why is the witcher 3 not in any of these benchmarks?
That should be like THE game to test right now
is there just no proper standard test for that game?
Yeah, that's the part where I realized they weren't really interested in a conversationAlso also, talking about AMD innovation as they put out the 300 series as yet *another* rebrand of past chipsets is pretty great. Fiji/Fury will be fun to see, though!
anand has their handy little comparison thingy, believe it if you want.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1496?vs=1441
reference cards, though. no Classified
Someone is having a seizure.
Also also, talking about AMD innovation as they put out the 300 series as yet *another* rebrand of past chipsets is pretty great. Fiji/Fury will be fun to see, though!
AMD has been quite busy laying off engineers and cutting back R&D spending the past few years. I think their R&D spending as a percentage of revenue is at an all-time low. Anyone who knows anything about tech companies knows that when you're cutting R&D, you are already dead. Nobody cuts R&D unless they've given up the ghost and are just praying for a buyout before the inevitable bankruptcy.
I did consider the settings used, I also considered the price of the GPU's I'm talking about at $650-1500. Now if this was a PS4 or a $100.00 - $200.00 GPU I would diminish my expectations on performance in kind, but at these prices, surely my expectations are not extreme. It should also be noted that these cards are also paired with the best intel cpu's and lots of the latest and fastest ram sticks. So they are indeed tested in their best case scenarios.
Ooof, really? I hadn't heard about that end of things. I want AMD to do well: I've owned their stuff in the past, and Nvidia needs some good competition, but that's rough.
And if this is to be believed:
http://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-r9-fury-fiji-xt-gpu-slower-gtx-980-ti/
Double oof.
Very surprised at DPD, they usually send a text message with a time and nail it every time.
And if this is to be believed:
http://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-r9-fury-fiji-xt-gpu-slower-gtx-980-ti/
Double oof.
Any word on when we should be expecting a MSI Frozr of this card? Should I also wait until AMD launches in the next couple of weeks to maybe get a 980ti with a good deal?
Regarding 980ti availability:
http://www.nowinstock.net/computers/videocards/nvidia/gtx980ti/
Worked well for me, when I was trying to get a 980 near launch.
Yes. You take off that fan and mount the radiator and fan to the same place.
Although if you're not using a water cooler system on your CPU it puts you in a bit of an interesting pickle.
ayy it's wccftech
people need to stop reading that site lmao
people already forgot wccftech reported the 980 Ti was gonna be $800 and the Fiji was gonna have 8GB of HBM
The likelihood of any sort of "deal" on the 980ti is suuuuper-low, unless AMD brings out something that beats it at a drastically-lower price.
Supposedly before the end of the month. I'm surprised how many people are jumping on the REF designs.Boss★Moogle;166201071 said:How long til custom PCBs?
Supposedly before the end of the month. I'm surprised how many people are jumping on the REF designs.
Yeah old Titans are real shitty lolI Ordered the card with next day Delivery yesterday, was counting down the hours at work, longest working day ever, rushed home ignoring many red lights and has it arrived? Nope. So pissed off, Ebuyer used Yodel as the courier who say they've delivered the item and will now conduct a driver interview to find out where it is and ebuyer are closed, no idea how long that could take.
Stuck with my shitty titan for now....
Just keep checking back, I've seen them come back in Stock there plenty of times.That's been sold out for a while.
I'd hardly call the Witcher a standard. It's killing my 780ti for no damn reasonwhy is the witcher 3 not in any of these benchmarks?
That should be like THE game to test right now
is there just no proper standard test for that game?
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Sure makes sense and not everyone is necessarily looking to crank out every last FPS they can out of every game. Just thought that with how easy overclocking is now and how nice the aftermarket cards are NVIDIA might have had some ready for launch.Most people don't overclock. The reference designs are fine for running at stock and you save money over a custom design anyways.
What is the pickle?
Not when they are bouncing off the thermal limit and boost clocks start throttling.Most people don't overclock. The reference designs are fine for running at stock and you save money over a custom design anyways.
Only the Classifieds are binned.
Not when they are bouncing off the thermal limit and boost clocks start throttling.