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Größe und/oder Gewicht: 40,4 x 8,9 x 23,6 cm ; 1,36 Kg
Produktgewicht inkl. Verpackung: 2 Kg
Modellnummer: GV-N98TXTREME W-6GD
ASIN: B017YOWRQ4
Im Angebot von Amazon.de seit: 3. Februar 2016
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MoonStorm

Outstanding card

1. Dezember 2015 - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com

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Speaking about the G1 variant, even though it already comes with several OC profiles out of the box with Gigabyte's OC GURU II tool, I easily pushed it at more than 20% clock speed over the reference GTX 980 TI. Didn't even try. For an in-depth review of this card, search for HardOcp's review.
When I'm not gaming, the card switches off its three fans and also changes its led signature.

Gigabyte, you've outdone yourself. Congrats. With its 6GB of memory and an outstanding performance, this card should keep me good for a few good years.

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Gary

Nice cards, significantly faster / smoother that two SLI'ed GTX780 OC cards

28. Januar 2016 - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com

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I was previously running SLI GTX 780 cards with a 64GB i7-5390K hexacore system.

The system was struggling to keep the frame rate up, and I was using medium level settings for the most part. (I'm running the native resolution of my 30 inch Dell UltraSharp U3014, 2560x1600.)

I removed the two cards, put in the GTX 980 Ti XTREME and let the GeForce Experience software set Fallout 4 to mostly Ultra settings, and it's running totally smooth.

This was not possible with TWO overclocked GTX 780 cards in SLI mode.

The difference is significant. Like WOW significant...

For those that care, or know what it is, the ASIC score is 81% on this card. I suspect that all of the XTREME Ti 980 cards are going to be in this range.

The fans do not run unless the card is being taxed. The overall build of the card is solid, in fact, its VERY heavy. It has two 8 pin power connectors, but it also has a 6 pin "LN2" power header. (I plugged in all three, though it appears you only need the two primary connectors.)

Oddly, the "manual" is lacking ANY sort of information on the LN2 functionality, including the power header or the use of the XTREME button that appears to go with it.

The Gigabyte OC GURU II software, for overclocking the card and changing the LED light colors on the card / in the fans, was updated on 1/26/2016, so literally a few days ago. I'd recommend you download the software from Gigabyte directly, and the NVIDIA drivers from nVidia directly as well; the drivers on the CD will be totally out of date.

I, personally, doubt you need to try to overclock this card more. It already runs at 1317MHz (1.317GHz), and that makes it quite a bite faster than an normal 980 Ti.

Like I said, I'm running at native resolution for a 30 inch panel, and it's not pausing or skipping at all.

It is an expensive card, and I don't expect the next card coming for nVidia to immediately crush this card. So this could be a decent purchase for you, especially of you need the video RAM (6GB).

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It is what it is, a rockin' card. Replaced my GTX780.

20. April 2016 - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com

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Just WOW. I've always used nVidia since the early days of ATI having horrible rendering artifacts in the graphics. I've used nVidia since the NV1, the very first. had some 220, and a 440, 6600, 6800, 8400, 8800, 9200, 9800, GTX465. My current card was a GTX780. The GTX780 struggled on a few games at QHD 2560x1440, but the 980Ti has Noooooo problems. I even brought my 144hz monitor over, tho it's only 1080, and I was able to play all of my Steam games at 144fps, tho Trine3 at 1080 with every single thing on, did make it lose a few frames off of 144fps. I bought it in preparation for Doom4 so we'll find out in May. I ran the computer with the side door off just to see the fans go to zero RPM as advertised, and indeed it does. Under normal desktop load, if your case gets the air out correctly, the fans on the GPU turn off and you have silent GPU. Then I ran a full blown 100% load test and my watercooler for the case got louder than the 980Ti, it remained very tolerable.I have a solid case so the color changing LED is of no use to me, but it works. Having that many DisplayPorts was a nice feature hooking up my 3 monitors, didn't have to use one DVI, one HDMI, and one DisplayPort anymore.

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Kevin Meade

If you can afford it. For me, best cards I ever had.

12. April 2016 - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com

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18-Apr-2016

OK so Witcher 3 looks great. I can finally have the Nvidia Hair Effects (woohoo!). I am doing the two cards in SLI mode (I selected maximum performance on one monitor in Nvidia control panel) on one 60Hz - 1080p - 27" monitor with all setting on ULTRA (or as high as they allow if not ultra). @60Hz/1080p/Ultra, Witcher 3 has each of the two GPUs running 54% usage and 41C temp and 60FPS. No frame rate drops.

SLI seems to have gotten pretty good. I am impressed how evenly the workload is spread out across both GPU. They are always within one digit of each other all the time both in terms of % used and temp. I don't know if it is good SLI drivers (recent Nvidia drivers have had issues), or if it is good SLI support in the game code; but it is nice to see hardware working like you would expect it to work.

What I need to do now is figure out how well this stuff will scale to 4K. If I quad the pixels, does that mean I quad the workload? If so, then the numbers above suggest just two cards won't hack it. I find that hard to believe but who knows. I am thinking of getting a really cheap 4K TV to test out the waters. If it don't work out well... the wife can have it and no great loss. I will update later once I have done this.

12-Apr-2016

If you can afford it. For me, best cards I ever had. My rig went south a month ago. It was seven years old so I am not feeling too guilty about building a new one. I put two of these in the new system, and went all top of the line, and liquid cooling on the CPU too.

Pros:

1. very quiet

2. very efficient cooling. Currently playing Divinity Original Sin EE in two display surround mode (1080X2) with SLI and Max everything. Temp on each card is a constant 31C. Frame rate is a constant 60 (I think the nvidia profile caps the game not sure). Load on the each card is a constant @33%.

3. did I say they are quiet? this was big for me. My house carries sound due to an open floor plan and the fans on my last rig were noisy as all get out. These fans, wicked quite. There is some very intelligent software running this stuff I guess.

4. makes your rig fancy enough to hang on the wall as art.

Cons:

1. the tubing is rigid. Though it will flex quite a bit, it is clear these were made for mounting the radiators traditionally inside a case. For my build this is a problem since I went with an open-air case. So I need to make some custom hangers for the radiators (Grandpa Joe can do that for me). In the end it will only add more style to my build, but figured I should say something about it for others having similar ideas.

2. makes you want a 4K monitor real bad (another 1000$ out the door).

Other thoughts:

Games are running smooth as silk so far and look excellent. But for the money one would expect that right.

I am doing a trial of ASTER Multi-Seat. So now I have three monitors/keyboards/mice hooked up to the one computer, set up through Aster as three individual terminals. My grandsons and I are doing Path of Exile running three monitors off this thing no problem.

Amazon has multiple distribution centers in my state so now they are charging shipping which for this purchase means another 120$. If your are comfortable with it, you may want to consider a vendor that does not charge the shipping, and put the money towards more product. Also check the deals since as a top of the line product there should be some kind of "free game" that goes with them.

Some of the new Nvidia game profiles are a little flaky. For example, thr new profile for the game noted above supports SLI, but does not allow you to display the SLI VISUAL INDICATOR in the game. You need to get another third party monitoring tool to check the GPU usage%, or use Nvidia Profile Inspector to modify the profile manually (always scary) so you can see the indicator. Even then, something that lets you see GPU usage in-game is better.

Windows 10 is a PITA. It does not let you turn off auto-updates and so when there is no graphics driver (like on a new install), it wants to download one for you. Naturally it gets an older one, and it gaffs some of the driver files, resulting on BSOD. You will want to download the most recent drivers, then go to safe mode without networking and do a full uninstall (for that try using a utility called "display driver uninstaller"), followed by an install of the new drivers. Problem solved for now anyway.

I will try doing some Witcher 3 and other more demanding games and see what stats show up. If I find anything interesting I will post more info.

Hail Flavius!

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