The GTX 980 Ti’s stock and boost clocks of 1,000MHz and 1,075MHz are the same as those found in the Titan, although this is one area where the 1,126MHz GTX 980 pulls ahead. The recycling of the GM200 core means the GTX 980 Ti also has 8 billion transistors and a 601mm 2 die – almost twice the size of the chip inside the GTX 980. That latter figure is only two short of the Titan X but six more than the GTX 980. It has 2,816 stream processors – which is only 256 behind the Titan – and six graphics processing clusters and 24 streaming multiprocessors. That means the new card’s specification is far closer to Nvidia’s top GPU than the cheaper, standard GTX 980. This card’s Ti suffix suggests it shares DNA with the cheaper GTX 980, but this isn’t the case – the GTX 980 Ti is built with the same GM200 Maxwell core found inside the mighty Titan X. Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 Ti – Under the Hood With all of that said, if 980 Ti prices don’t drop a huge amount in the coming months it will start to look like a much poorer deal, so it’s worth hunting around for the best price if you want to save some money.īelow is our original review, written in July 2015. You can see a full list of the latest benchmarks in our GTX 1080 review, where an aftermarket GTX 980 Ti is also benchmarked. Performance in the latest games running at 4K resolutions is still excellent, especially with an aftermarket card such as the overclocked version produced by EVGA. Part of this is down to its price you can pick up a used GTX 980Ti for £400 or a new model for £550, and prices will surely tumble. The GTX 980 Ti is one of the few GTX 1080 alternatives that actually comes off looking pretty good up against the new card. Since our original review of the 980 Ti, Nvidia has launched its first Pascal-based GPU, the GeForce GTX 1080. With 4K ability and VR Ready certification, it’s a terrific graphics card that’s coming down in price all the time. Updated: The GeForce GTX 980 Ti is the second most powerful graphics card from the last generation of Nvidia’s Maxwell graphics cards, sitting under the Titan X in terms of price and performance.
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