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Probably just his opinion. We all have one.
IMO he's talking sense... yes it would have been nice for a bigger gap between 980 Ti and Fury X, but I believe the pro's are too good to ignore.
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Probably just his opinion. We all have one.
Overclocking regular DDR5 doesn't result in significant gains outside of synthetic benchmarks. I don't think memory bandwidth is a great bottleneck yet.I don't understand how with everyone making HBM such a huge deal that it fails to deliver in benchmarks.
Somehow i see the roll of honour in this thread being pretty small =/
Ehh what an anti climax..
Glad I've got a G1 980ti now.
I don't understand how with everyone making HBM such a huge deal that it fails to deliver in benchmarks.
Unless with new drivers and potential overclocking makes the Fury leap ahead of the 980ti
Might be possible
The 290x has more (games usable) vram, and is faster than the 970 at 2560 and 4K, and trade blows with it at 1920 res, yet people on this forum still insisting passing around that the 970 is faster than the 290x, so it's not really that difficult to understand why people would tend to big up the advantage of Nvidia and slight disadvantage of AMD...it is a simple habitI dont see why people are sayings its worse than the 980TI, from what i can see the performance is much the same.
BUT you get DX stuff thats 980TI doesnt have, You get a 3" shorter PCB, You get a Watercooled card.
All these are a Bonus and things i would rather have... Saves me £100 on an EK waterblock for a 980TI.
Wccftech a mere 6 days ago! said:"These results were provided by AMD, although I have no reason to believe that they are in any way disingenuous or inaccurate. In fact I was quite surprised by the selection of games AMD had chosen, many of which are Nvidia optimized titles. Yet the R9 Fury X comes out on top in every single one of them, although in a number of games the result is much closer to a tie. And based on what we know of the 980 Ti’s and Titan X’s performance, substituting the 980 Ti with a Titan X will not do much to close the gap. Granted the Titan X will edge out Fury X in a handful of the tested games, but that’s not going to be enough to change the outcome.Fury X would still end up with more wins than losses."
Read more: http://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-fury...-singlegpu-graphics-card-world/#ixzz3dzGXo0kd
I think everyone should just stop bloody moaning and appreciate what they already have!
Only kidding
On a serious note... I'm coming from a GTX 770 and moving upto 1440p. So at the same price, a 980Ti would be the better choice right?
Great thread Kaap.
I'll be joining the club, when i get my hands on a one
What results have you been looking at? 980Ti is ahead by avg and min fps quite a bit in 1080p and 1440p from what i can see, it's only close at 4k.
And Nvidia users instead of bashing Fury X, they should be thanking AMD that 980Ti is at a price point that they can actually consider buying (£500~ instead of £650-£750)I think everyone should just stop bloody moaning and appreciate what they already have!
And Nvidia users instead of bashing Fury X, they should be thanking AMD that 980Ti is at a price point that they can actually consider buying (£500~ instead of £650-£750)
Im afraid i wont be joining afterall