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Review: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 980 Ti G1 Gaming SOC Edition
We review the custom GeForce GTX 980 Ti, the G1 Gaming SOC edition from Gigabyte. This graphics card is a power-house, where the reference cards run at 1 GHz, in Gigabyte's OC modus, this puppy will default towards 1241 MHz on the base-clock and 1291 MHz on the Boost clock. Meanwhile the 600 Watt Windforce cooler makes sure that the fans remain disabled when the GPU is under a set temperature or at light load. On top of it you will spot a multi-color Illuminated LED LOGO design, you can pick the color of your preference.
Check out the full review right here.
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#5093829 Posted on: 06/11/2015 01:51 PM
As you can see the Titan X is already becoming obsolete... ****ing sick.
As you can see the Titan X is already becoming obsolete... ****ing sick.
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#5093841 Posted on: 06/11/2015 02:10 PM
Hilbert ... if you can see this message, I have a bit of a suggestion:
How about talking about the fact that this (as far as I know) is a stock PCB with a cooler added on it. The ASUS 980Ti DirectCU3 for example has a custom PCB with more robust components. That should deffinetly be an important factor if you were to compare the 2 cards since the better components on the ASUS should insure longer life or better stability with a long time OC, right ?
Hilbert ... if you can see this message, I have a bit of a suggestion:
How about talking about the fact that this (as far as I know) is a stock PCB with a cooler added on it. The ASUS 980Ti DirectCU3 for example has a custom PCB with more robust components. That should deffinetly be an important factor if you were to compare the 2 cards since the better components on the ASUS should insure longer life or better stability with a long time OC, right ?
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#5093844 Posted on: 06/11/2015 02:15 PM
Hilbert ... if you can see this message, I have a bit of a suggestion:
How about talking about the fact that this (as far as I know) is a stock PCB with a cooler added on it. The ASUS 980Ti DirectCU3 for example has a custom PCB with more robust components. That should deffinetly be an important factor if you were to compare the 2 cards since the better components on the ASUS should insure longer life or better stability with a long time OC, right ?
This is Gigabyte's own PCB with UD component selection. Not reference.
Hilbert ... if you can see this message, I have a bit of a suggestion:
How about talking about the fact that this (as far as I know) is a stock PCB with a cooler added on it. The ASUS 980Ti DirectCU3 for example has a custom PCB with more robust components. That should deffinetly be an important factor if you were to compare the 2 cards since the better components on the ASUS should insure longer life or better stability with a long time OC, right ?
This is Gigabyte's own PCB with UD component selection. Not reference.
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#5093847 Posted on: 06/11/2015 02:21 PM
Nice one, a 980ti pissing all over Titan X, no matter what game, what benchmark. Even snapping at the heels for 980 SLI!!!
These cards are amazing. Unless people go 3 way SLI under water, this is a much better option than a Titan X.
Also, that Fury X Fire Strike Extreme graphics score that was leaked yesterday, hitting sub 8k... This card does 9.6k at stock!!!
AMD are in for a world of pain, they will have to sell the Fury X cheap.
Nice one, a 980ti pissing all over Titan X, no matter what game, what benchmark. Even snapping at the heels for 980 SLI!!!
These cards are amazing. Unless people go 3 way SLI under water, this is a much better option than a Titan X.
Also, that Fury X Fire Strike Extreme graphics score that was leaked yesterday, hitting sub 8k... This card does 9.6k at stock!!!
AMD are in for a world of pain, they will have to sell the Fury X cheap.
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Nice review Hilbert, still going through it but I love how much performance you get from OCing.