Gtx960vs970vs980ti vs waiting pascal

[Killer11025]

So I was going to buy my build my new computer but I don't know what to do I was going to get a 980ti but I was wondering if I should just get a 970 or 960 for the time being until the pascal is release and get the new ti or 70 model . The games I will be playing are black desert online wow h1z1 and over watch when it is released I want to play this games on very good settings if I can for the time being and thank you
This is my build
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/killer11025/saved/3phWGX

 

[PatrioticPickle]

I don't know much about Black Desert online, but for the rest of the games you would be able to play on high settings with a 970 on 1080p. But if you want over 1080p or 1080p 144hz on max settings; A 980ti would be better as it would need the higher VRAM.

But nobody knows anyhing about the new Pascal GPU's yet let alone their pricing.
I personally, am waiting to see the successor to the 970 as I was looking at one but the 3.5gb VRAM has put me off. I am hoping the successor is at least a true 4gb card

You could get a cheaper card like a 960 for the time being, but I would see that as a waste of money as you would have to then sell it when the new cards come out and you will lose money on the 960.

 

[Hlsgsz]

So I was going to buy my build my new computer but I don't know what to do I was going to get a 980ti but I was wondering if I should just get a 970 or 960 for the time being until the pascal is release and get the new ti or 70 model . The games I will be playing are black desert online wow h1z1 and over watch when it is released I want to play this games on very good settings if I can for the time being and thank you
This is my build
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/killer11025/saved/3phWGX

If you cand wait, wait. It's that simple. At the very least you'll get any of the mentioned cards cheaper.

Good build, btw. But look intro getting the m.2 version of that ssd for convenience, and maybe the MSI Z170A SLI if it has all the features you need, as it's a bit cheaper.