I'm glad they've labelled it Gaming. I was going to use this to improve performance in Microsoft Word, but now I see that it would be fruitless.
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BigOrkWaaagh
7 Jul 178#1
I'm glad they've labelled it Gaming. I was going to use this to improve performance in Microsoft Word, but now I see that it would be fruitless.
Shengis to BigOrkWaaagh
7 Jul 17#7
But reading the reviews one person said : This card kills every game.Awsome card.
I would want to play the game not kill it. Is there a card that does this?
Alyosha to BigOrkWaaagh
7 Jul 17#14
mining?
polarbaba
7 Jul 17#2
It's gone back up
Whammerhead to polarbaba
7 Jul 17#3
On the rhs - buying options - Amazon
ST3123 to polarbaba
7 Jul 17#4
Nope, you just have to click other buying options to see the one by Amazon.
Seems the ti is popular for offers lately, guess it's to keep it popular as Vega launches.
polarbaba
7 Jul 17#5
Just seen it.. 2-3 weeks delivery time..
But at least it's in stock!
The_Hoff to polarbaba
7 Jul 17#6
My orders are listed as:
Strix, SC2, FE 22-28th
FTW3, no date as yet.
Confuzz
7 Jul 17#8
Another 1080 ti offer The way things are going they will be given these things away by the end of the day. Not sure if I should buy now or wait to see what impact vega has on the market. decision decision. Suppose I could always get one as 2 to 3 weeks dispatched time gives me a bit of time to cancel if I decide too.
K1LLER_HORNET to Confuzz
7 Jul 17#9
From the looks of things with the Frontier Edition VEGA will be competitive in terms of performance with the 1080.
The 1080 Ti will remain top dog until Volta.
Confuzz
7 Jul 17#10
I think vega will be in the middle of 1080 and 1080 ti performance it just depends on how they price it to see any impact on the market but the way things are going it could be a while before any are in stock anywhere and i can't be bothered to wait anymore so have gone for 1080 ti strix for £666 which is a bit more than this but I like some of its feature and its meant to be a bit quieter than is
Nate1492 to Confuzz
8 Jul 17#32
I don't think Vega will be inbetween, at best, it will match the 1080.
We have seen theoretical benches, which AMD have always been competitive at, and they are near the 1080.
Once real game situations are presented, the Vega 'leaked' will barely compete with the 1080. By the time it releases, next year, the 1080 will be over 1.5 years old.
Let that sink in a bit. Vega will join the market 1.5 years after the 1080 hit, and barely beat it (if they're lucky).
If you are happy to wait, just look for the Volta.
notos
7 Jul 17#11
Good point, the Steam library would end up looking like a morgue. RIP GAMES :smile:
ST3123
7 Jul 17#12
Well out of all the 1080ti currently on offer I went for the FTW3, because it's the best specified or has the best cooler? Nope, because it looks like the one that has the longest lead time (no date yet) to arrive so maybe, but a big maybe, I can just about save up enough for it before it actually is ready to ship (embarrassed)
Shengis
7 Jul 171#13
With the amount of early access abandonware in my steam library it already does :laughing:
Opening post
This review may help you to determine the relative worth and merits of the FTW3/Strix versus the SC2 and FE cards.
TLDR: There's nothing between them performance wise at all and only a little variance of temp and some acoustic differences.
If you want an aftermarket card for lower temps than the FE offers, I'd suggest this one over the FTW3/Strix based on price alone.
27cm long in case you were wondering, Strix is 29.5cm.
You need to click 'other sellers' to see the Amazon price listed.
I've since found a cheaper deal, listed here @ £608: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/evga-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-sc-black-edition-608-33-amazon-2735432
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I would want to play the game not kill it. Is there a card that does this?
Seems the ti is popular for offers lately, guess it's to keep it popular as Vega launches.
But at least it's in stock!
Strix, SC2, FE 22-28th
FTW3, no date as yet.
The 1080 Ti will remain top dog until Volta.
We have seen theoretical benches, which AMD have always been competitive at, and they are near the 1080.
Once real game situations are presented, the Vega 'leaked' will barely compete with the 1080. By the time it releases, next year, the 1080 will be over 1.5 years old.
Let that sink in a bit. Vega will join the market 1.5 years after the 1080 hit, and barely beat it (if they're lucky).
If you are happy to wait, just look for the Volta.