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10-27-16, 06:55 AM #11080 vs 1080 TI
So I have enough for a 1080 saved finally... but then a bit of news says the 1080 TI is likely to be released in january.. for those who pay attention to the pricing/power, etc was the 980 TI that different in power/price then the regular 980... it's been bad enough waiting with an r9 290 till I could upgrade, but I'm impatient at the best of times. would it be that much of a thing to wait for the TI opion.. Especially with blackfriday sale prices likely for the regular 1080?
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10-27-16, 09:46 AM #2
Re: 1080 vs 1080 TI
I'll be getting a 1080ti personally. I don't really need one this second so I can wait for its release.
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10-27-16, 12:57 PM #4
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That's what the 980ti did for the previous gen but I am not so certain that will happen this time. The titan this gen is magnitudes more powerful than both its predecessor and the 980ti. I have a hard time believing after seeing the performance of the new titan that a 1080ti would be able to out perform the new titan. That isn't to say that the 1080ti couldn't match the titan though in terms of gaming performance.
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10-27-16, 01:12 PM #5
1080 vs 1080 TI
There are reports already that the 1080ti will outperform or at the very least match the titans.
Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti Launching January 2016 With Titan X Performance But At A Much Lower Price
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10-27-16, 07:23 PM #6
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There's always something better around the corner. But a 1080 now is going to last at least a year before showing it's age and probably two years before it starts struggling at ALL. And that's at 4k. If you haven't moved up to 4k, it won't be outdated at 1080p or even 1440p for quite a while.
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10-28-16, 06:48 PM #10
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One of the things I have loved about my ASUS Strix 980ti is the 0db mode. I honestly can't hear it until several hours into a heavy gaming session. The Strix cards can be damn silent
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