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June 2015
(92%)
534 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: AMD introduced her new R7/R9 300 range of graphics cards on the 18th of June. We benchmarked the Radeon R7 370 2GB and 4GB, 380 2GB and 4GB as well as the Radeon R9 390 and 390X. We will not dive in to technical aspects and possibilities of the new ca...
Supreme performance at the highest resolutions, Next generation (DirectX 12) compatibility, Array of features, Great overclocking
Physical SLI bridge remains, Toasty under load with default fan profile
We managed to get an early sample of the GTX 980 Ti and while testing we were blown away by the performance increase over the previous rendition of the GTX 980. We did however reservation acclaim because we suspected this card would be ridiculously expens...
Supremely fast, Ideally suited for 4K, Decent power consumption, Overclocks well, Relatively quiet, Practically a Titan X
Slow double-precision support, Buying choice muddied by R9 390X
In a logical move that pre-empts AMD's soon-to-be-released GPUs in the high-end graphics space, Nvidia has re-engineered the GeForce GTX Titan X for a more palatable price point.The new GPU, GeForce GTX 980 Ti, uses almost all of the capabilities of t...
Published: 2015-05-31, Author: Richard , review by: eurogamer.net
The arrival of the GTX 980 Ti causes a mild ripple effect to prices elsewhere in Nvidia's high-end GPU line-up. The GTX 980 - still a remarkably good card, by the way - drops down to $499, but the value-rific GTX 970 remains at its previous $330. In a wor...
In retrospect, I almost wish I hadn't given Nvidia's GeForce GTX Titan X our Tom's Hardware Editor Recommended award back in March. But how were we to know that GeForce GTX 980 Ti would follow just two and a half months later? Given the Titan card's use o...
The GTX 780 Ti dethroned the original Titan in gaming performance, and while the GTX 980 Ti doesn't quite do that to the Titan X, it does make it an even more irrelevant card now. The performance in games is so close, and it's a gap that can easily be clo...
astonishing performance, built for 4K gaming, reasonably quiet for a reference cooler, plenty of overclocking headroom (25% from our review sample), reference cooler works great for SLi configurations, Likely to be £300cheaper than the monster Titan X
Custom cards from partners likely to be close to £600, No backplate, A little coil whine under extreme circumstances.
The Nvidia GTX980 Ti is yet another extremely powerful graphics card set to cement Nvidia's authoritative position in the high end sector. The architectural enhancements discussed earlier in the review mean this new card is significantly quicker than the...
The GTX 980 Ti is an absolute monster, a graphics card that will ultimately set the stage for a battle with AMD on both the pricing and performance fronts. Even without looking into our crystal ball to six months down the road, it is obvious that NVIDIA h...
Overclocking, Performance, Price point, GameWorks VR, DX 12 ready, New tech, Good looks
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When NVIDIA dropped the GTX Titan X back in March, you almost knew there had to be another Maxwell card in the pipeline. As it turns out there was, and it's every bit the game changing beast that GTX Titan X is for many of the same reasons, and then some...
