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Review: Zotac GeForce GTX 980 Ti AMP! Extreme
Join us as we review the fastest of them all, we benchmark the new Zotac GeForce GTX 980 Ti AMP! (Extreme edition), the graphics card is HUGE (literally) and it comes factory overclocked towards an entirely new level. Combined with the default goodness the GTX 980 Ti has to offer like the 6 GB graphics memory this product just oozes unadulterated raw gaming performance.
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#5112746 Posted on: 07/02/2015 11:55 AM
980 Ti is more expensive and as most manufacturers make both Nvidia and AMD cards, making people buy 980 Ti seems better option business-wise.
Another awesome 980ti. Man these non-ref Ti's are leaving Fury X in the dust. From what I hear the Fury X non-ref cards (ie, MSI gaming) are sticking to ref clocks, so thats going to hit them pretty hard competing vs 980ti.
980 Ti is more expensive and as most manufacturers make both Nvidia and AMD cards, making people buy 980 Ti seems better option business-wise.
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#5112765 Posted on: 07/02/2015 12:24 PM
Nice review HH, loving what Zotac did with the folded backplate, beautiful card and a great overclocker.
Nice review HH, loving what Zotac did with the folded backplate, beautiful card and a great overclocker.
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#5112770 Posted on: 07/02/2015 12:29 PM
The base price of the ref cards is the same, $649. Non-ref cards may be a little more due to better parts, performance - thats expected. The bigger price differences probably have more to do with demand and availability. That will keep 980ti prices higher than usual vs Fury X for time being.
980 Ti is more expensive and as most manufacturers make both Nvidia and AMD cards, making people buy 980 Ti seems better option business-wise.
The base price of the ref cards is the same, $649. Non-ref cards may be a little more due to better parts, performance - thats expected. The bigger price differences probably have more to do with demand and availability. That will keep 980ti prices higher than usual vs Fury X for time being.
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#5112790 Posted on: 07/02/2015 12:53 PM
Out of all the 980ti's I've seen so far, this is easily my favourite.
Out of all the 980ti's I've seen so far, this is easily my favourite.
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It's not the first time some cards Boost higher than the official boost spec, my gtx 760 also did that, my current Gtx 780 also does this.So its normal.
On topic: Great review, beefy looking card with awesome performance. The 980ti is really a great card overall.