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When we first heard about the 980 Ti, we figured that its performance and price would land squarely between the GTX 980 and the Titan X. That's not how it turned out, though.

The only problem was its price - $999. The new GTX 980 Ti is a mildly cut-back version of the same product, offering around 98 per cent of the raw performance at 65 per cent of the price.

Of course, while we used a stock MSI GTX 1660 Ti Gaming X, the 980 Ti was overclocked. That said, you can only squeeze about 5-10% more out of the 1660 Ti anyway.

The GTX 980 price drop may not make a big difference to AMD’s sales but the GTX 980 Ti’s new pricing will since the GTX 980 Ti and R9 Fury X are neck to neck in most benchmarks. We will see how AMD ...

Maaaaaaaaybe, but it's a pretty thin argument. At $330, the GTX 980 Ti would be a compelling GPU, but the $429 price point is higher than the GTX 1070 should be once things settle down.

That's no longer the price point. The GeForce GTX 980 Ti is now selling on the street for closer to $450, depending on the model, with MSI's GeForce GTX 980 Ti Gaming 6G Golden Edition going for ...

Nvidia GTX 980 Ti Specs The GTX 980 Ti VR Edition offered by EVGA here comes in two flavours, with customised versions of Nvidia's reference design and EVGA's own ACX 2.0+ variant.