will a i7 4790k bottleneck gtx 980 ti?

[Soul slayero]

will anything in my system bottleneck a gtx 980ti?

 

[Karsten75]

dear lord, no.

 

[TofuLion]

the CPU won't, but the 1333 RAM might. why does it run so slow?

 

[Karsten75]

the CPU won't, but the 1333 RAM might. why does it run so slow?

You misread 2133 Hz RAM.

RAM: CORSAIR 8GB 2133HZ

 

[TofuLion]

Oh sorry about that. In that case, no. In fact the rest of your system is begging for a 980 ti especially your monitor 😀

 

[Soul slayero]

Should o get a 2rd 970 or 980 to

 

[Soul slayero]

Should i get a 2rd 970 or 980 ti

 

[Karsten75]

the 970s are kneecapped. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdwUsalwBJ8

Get a 980 Ti.

 

[TofuLion]

i would go with the single stronger card rather than 2 weaker ones. i've been debating the same thing myself, and decided it's best to have the extra VRAM.

 

[Soul slayero]

its seems like the sli 970 are a little stronger then the one 980 ti tho by like 30 fps with aa off

 

[TofuLion]

its seems like the sli 970 are a little stronger then the one 980 ti tho by like 30 fps with aa off

according to what?

 

[DubbleClick]

its seems like the sli 970 are a little stronger then the one 980 ti tho by like 30 fps with aa off

according to what?

http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/82060-evga-gtx-970-ssc-sli-vs-titan-x-r9-295x2/

Which makes perfect sense, two gtx 970's are considerably stronger in theory. Downsides are (very little by now) sli-stutter (higher frame times) and higher power consumption.

 

[Soul slayero]

its seems like the sli 970 are a little stronger then the one 980 ti tho by like 30 fps with aa off

according to what?

http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/82060-evga-gtx-970-ssc-sli-vs-titan-x-r9-295x2/

Which makes perfect sense, two gtx 970's are considerably stronger in theory. Downsides are (very little by now) sli-stutter (higher frame times) and higher power consumption.

what is frame time? like input lag?

 

[DubbleClick]

No, (extra) time required to process frames (compared to the average of your fps). While you may have 99% of all frames done within 10ms, which means you have high fps, the 1% may take longer. If those take too long you'll notice very small microstutters that happen ocassionally. However, gtx 970 sli does still well there, it's only a little less good than a Titan X in that regard.

 

[Soul slayero]

No, (extra) time required to process frames (compared to the average of your fps). While you may have 99% of all frames done within 10ms, which means you have high fps, the 1% may take longer. If those take too long you'll notice very small microstutters that happen ocassionally. However, gtx 970 sli does still well there, it's only a little less good than a Titan X in that regard.

at what ms would mico stutter start coming at i borrowed a friends 970 and i didnt seem to see any at all and i was runing 144fps with aa off in max settings in 1440p but i was thinking to sell my current 970 and buy a gtx 980ti for the exrta ram and speed right now with my case i have i an only add 2 video cards