Best 980 Ti

[Soger7]

Hi, which 980 Ti do you guys think I should buy?
I was looking at the Gigabyte G1 Gaming, but I am still very unsure.

Thanks.

 

[HCSn]

Hi, which 980 Ti do you guys think I should buy?
I was looking at the Gigabyte G1 Gaming, but I am still very unsure.

Thanks.

The G1 Gaming cards have always been some of the top cards. If you're getting a non-reference air-cooler 980 Ti, get that one. If you want to spend a few extra bucks to keep your GPU cooler and maybe get some higher overclocks, get the Hybrid water-cooled version from EVGA.

 

[N3rdR4ge]

Gaming g1 is very popular and reviewed well. I've owned a gaming g1 970. Was a great card till I sold it and got a evga gtx 980 SC acx 2.0. Also a very awesome card. Would highly recommend both and they are both high quality in my opinion. The g1 gaming comes with a backplate whereas the evga is separate for 19.99. Evga has better customer service as I had to deal with a gigabyte rma for their r9 290 and it was frustrating at the least. Evga was much more friendly and quick to respond.

 

[i7Baby]

Till they are all released its a bit hard to say.

Going on the 970 and 980, I'd say the MSI Gaming version should be the best all rounder. And the Gigabyte will have the highest factory overclock.

 

[Soger7]

Hi, which 980 Ti do you guys think I should buy?
I was looking at the Gigabyte G1 Gaming, but I am still very unsure.

Thanks.

The G1 Gaming cards have always been some of the top cards. If you're getting a non-reference air-cooler 980 Ti, get that one. If you want to spend a few extra bucks to keep your GPU cooler and maybe get some higher overclocks, get the Hybrid water-cooled version from EVGA.

I actually do think I will go the water-cooling route. I can see that the Hydro Copper card is more expensive than the Hybrid. Any particular reason for that?

 

[HCSn]

Hi, which 980 Ti do you guys think I should buy?
I was looking at the Gigabyte G1 Gaming, but I am still very unsure.

Thanks.

The G1 Gaming cards have always been some of the top cards. If you're getting a non-reference air-cooler 980 Ti, get that one. If you want to spend a few extra bucks to keep your GPU cooler and maybe get some higher overclocks, get the Hybrid water-cooled version from EVGA.

I actually do think I will go the water-cooling route. I can see that the Hydro Copper card is more expensive than the Hybrid. Any particular reason for that?

Is the hydro copper Ti even out? I haven't seen it for sale anywhere.

Either way, the hydro copper has a higher-quality water block and is for custom water cooling loops. The hybrid is an all-in-one, and still high-quality, but not for people who have fully custom water cooling.

 

[Soger7]

Hi, which 980 Ti do you guys think I should buy?
I was looking at the Gigabyte G1 Gaming, but I am still very unsure.

Thanks.

The G1 Gaming cards have always been some of the top cards. If you're getting a non-reference air-cooler 980 Ti, get that one. If you want to spend a few extra bucks to keep your GPU cooler and maybe get some higher overclocks, get the Hybrid water-cooled version from EVGA.

I actually do think I will go the water-cooling route. I can see that the Hydro Copper card is more expensive than the Hybrid. Any particular reason for that?

Is the hydro copper Ti even out? I haven't seen it for sale anywhere.

Either way, the hydro copper has a higher-quality water block and is for custom water cooling loops. The hybrid is an all-in-one, and still high-quality, but not for people who have fully custom water cooling.

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Hi, which 980 Ti do you guys think I should buy?
I was looking at the Gigabyte G1 Gaming, but I am still very unsure.

Thanks.

The G1 Gaming cards have always been some of the top cards. If you're getting a non-reference air-cooler 980 Ti, get that one. If you want to spend a few extra bucks to keep your GPU cooler and maybe get some higher overclocks, get the Hybrid water-cooled version from EVGA.

I actually do think I will go the water-cooling route. I can see that the Hydro Copper card is more expensive than the Hybrid. Any particular reason for that?

Is the hydro copper Ti even out? I haven't seen it for sale anywhere.

Either way, the hydro copper has a higher-quality water block and is for custom water cooling loops. The hybrid is an all-in-one, and still high-quality, but not for people who have fully custom water cooling.
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Thanks a lot! So I wouldn't have to fill up the Hybrids or anything like that? (Sorry I'm pretty noob)

Btw, do you think that 2x Hybrids would fit in this case : https://www.komplett.dk/in-win-grone-big-tower-vitsvart/832560

Thank you

 

[HCSn]

Hi, which 980 Ti do you guys think I should buy?
I was looking at the Gigabyte G1 Gaming, but I am still very unsure.

Thanks.

The G1 Gaming cards have always been some of the top cards. If you're getting a non-reference air-cooler 980 Ti, get that one. If you want to spend a few extra bucks to keep your GPU cooler and maybe get some higher overclocks, get the Hybrid water-cooled version from EVGA.

I actually do think I will go the water-cooling route. I can see that the Hydro Copper card is more expensive than the Hybrid. Any particular reason for that?

Is the hydro copper Ti even out? I haven't seen it for sale anywhere.

Either way, the hydro copper has a higher-quality water block and is for custom water cooling loops. The hybrid is an all-in-one, and still high-quality, but not for people who have fully custom water cooling.

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Hi, which 980 Ti do you guys think I should buy?
I was looking at the Gigabyte G1 Gaming, but I am still very unsure.

Thanks.

The G1 Gaming cards have always been some of the top cards. If you're getting a non-reference air-cooler 980 Ti, get that one. If you want to spend a few extra bucks to keep your GPU cooler and maybe get some higher overclocks, get the Hybrid water-cooled version from EVGA.

I actually do think I will go the water-cooling route. I can see that the Hydro Copper card is more expensive than the Hybrid. Any particular reason for that?

Is the hydro copper Ti even out? I haven't seen it for sale anywhere.

Either way, the hydro copper has a higher-quality water block and is for custom water cooling loops. The hybrid is an all-in-one, and still high-quality, but not for people who have fully custom water cooling.

Thanks a lot! So I wouldn't have to fill up the Hybrids or anything like that? (Sorry I'm pretty noob)

Btw, do you think that 2x Hybrids would fit in this case : https://www.komplett.dk/in-win-grone-big-tower-vitsvart/832560

Thank you[/quotemsg]

Nope, you just have to mount the radiator. I'm almost 100% sure you could do two hybrids in that case, although if you're going to do SLI the tubing on two hybrids might be a little annoying.

 

[i7Baby]

Btw, do you think that 2x Hybrids would fit in this case : https://www.komplett.dk/in-win-grone-big-tower-vitsvart...

http://www.inwin-style.com/en/goods.php?act=view2&id=GR%20One#product_tab - yep, easily. It's a big case.