The fastest 980 ti?



 
WINDFORCE 3X 700W cooling system

Powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti GPU

Integrated with industry's best 6GB GDDR5 memory and 384-bit memory interface

Core Clock: Base: 1000 MHz / Boost: 1075 MHz

Features Dual-link DVI-I / HDMI / DisplayPort x 3

System power supply requirement: 600W (with two 8-pin external power connector)

the one at newegg has these specs.....



PLEASE OPEN MY LINKS>>>>

 
have you seen any reviews at all? I'm sorry but I can't take your post seriously if you are basing an argument on the base clock of a graphics card.

... But I'll just let reviews do the talking.

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Source: http://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/gigabyte_gtx_980ti_g1_amp_xtreme_gaming_review,1.html
Double Source: https://www.techpowerup.com/reviewdb/Graphics-Cards/NVIDIA/GTX-980-Ti/

Got anything to say?
 
are you focused on only the fastest clocks? If so everyone here is incorrect. Theyre reporting what the manufacturers boost clock is but not actual boost clock under load. My card (K|ngp|n) physically boosts to 1443Mhz with no OC and is also the only 980Ti to have Samsung memory which is faster then Hynix. The AMP Extreme boosts to 1445Mhz which I havent seen any other card do, so if your basing this on base clocks alone, those would be the fastest cards.

As one other member mentioned, the fastest card isnt necessarily the one with the highest clocks.
 
This is moronic. The difference between cards is negligable. You will not see any difference between those cards in real life, outside of benchmarks, and if you want a good experience, go for a watercooled card, so it is quieter
 


yep. I should have asked what he meant by fastest..... fps or clock speed or overclocking... oh well.... I am going back to the wasteland for a couple days....