Hello all,
I built my first gaming rig last December. Among its components are an Intel Core i7-4790K and a Gigabyte GeForce GTX 970 G1 Gaming 4GB. As it happens, there have been a bunch of updates to NVIDIA's cards -- namely the Titan X and 980ti.
I try to keep my games running as decently as possible without dropping Titan X dollars, but I'm wondering seriously if there's any significant difference in performance between the 970 and the now-cheaper 980. If so, is it worth it to try to sell my 970 to upgrade?
Bear in mind I'm not 4K gaming yet. I game on my 60-inch Samsung Smart TV.
I built my first gaming rig last December. Among its components are an Intel Core i7-4790K and a Gigabyte GeForce GTX 970 G1 Gaming 4GB. As it happens, there have been a bunch of updates to NVIDIA's cards -- namely the Titan X and 980ti.
I try to keep my games running as decently as possible without dropping Titan X dollars, but I'm wondering seriously if there's any significant difference in performance between the 970 and the now-cheaper 980. If so, is it worth it to try to sell my 970 to upgrade?
Bear in mind I'm not 4K gaming yet. I game on my 60-inch Samsung Smart TV.