false. it will depend on many factors. what kind of system your running them on. how demanding the game engine is. how high the settings your running. the screen rez and so on.
in general though the more you pay the more performance you get. but the higher up you go the less performance gains you get for the money. so while the 970 may see a 50% improvement over a 960 the 980 only sees a 20% improvement over the 970 and the 980 ti will add maybe 10-15% over the 980 depending on the game.
false. it will depend on many factors. what kind of system your running them on. how demanding the game engine is. how high the settings your running. the screen rez and so on.
in general though the more you pay the more performance you get. but the higher up you go the less performance gains you get for the money. so while the 970 may see a 50% improvement over a 960 the 980 only sees a 20% improvement over the 970 and the 980 ti will add maybe 10-15% over the 980 depending on the game.
That's a great example and to reinforce it if you search online there are other sites that suggest the same thing including Tom's.
So if you're planning to upgrade you should base it from where you're currently at and where you'd like to be based on the resolution you are or will be playing at.