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My line is somewhere around that 980 Ti

Weeeellllllllll I'd be spending that $100 anyway :D

I'd have cancelled if I were you :D

Here's hoping that the Ti will up that by more than a notch.

Without going into details: https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/3ay1fb/discussion_fury_x_benchmarks_released/ http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/R9_Fury_X/31.html http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/amd_radeon_r9_fury_x_review,38.html...

You never once mention how the Fury X is more future proof... I'm really trying to be unbiased in my selection, but you're not helping hahaha

Yeah, I'm pretty much all set for the 980 ti unless something happens and AMD unleashes some massive driver update that magically gives the fury x another 10fps or so. It's MYR 3,000 for the Fury X against 2,800 for the 980ti. As for the price, well, I can afford the upgrade, and I want to...

But if like to put everything at ultra and just go! Seems like either one of these cards will be the temporary end game :D ;) Only a 980ti can give me maxed out performance at 1080p for games like Witcher 3... Or so I'm told...

That seems like the foremost thing on my mind right now. The reason I'm comfortable with a reference card is that I have the G10 bracket to hook it up to an AIO. Temperature will never be an issue.

Hi guys, check out my parts list on the left for background. Been thinking about going Fury X vs 980 Ti, but locally the 980 Ti reference card is cheaper by about 80USD or so. Since I pretty much would have to stick to single card setups for NVIDIA, should I go for the 980 Ti?

Well, for someone like me who doesn't game in 4k but would like to in the future, getting a card that is capable of doing that now would make it possible for incremental upgrades that doesn't break the bank every once in a while. I'm not excited, but I have a small warm, fuzzy feeling that...

Upgrades finalized. From [Phenom II 945 + 6950] to my current rig. Next step is a proper case for all these goodies.

Yeah... What's the point of AA when you have massive pixel density?

r9-290 is in and it runs at a smooth 42FPS @ high presets. I'm a happy gamer. I'm just gonna settle for the i5-4460 instead because they are running a massive promo for it. I suppose there won't be bottlenecks that I will notice?

Hmm... Any custom board owners here?