Nvidia unveils GeForce GTX Titan X

[Blazzok]

Throwing some shit into the wind; personally from the research I've done and input people have given, I consider the GTX 970 to be an excellent performance card (if not the best) vs the amount of monies you paying for it. (ie. best bang for buck).

Thoughts / opinions ?

reason this comes up is I have a discussion argument going on Facebook with a few friends.

Without a doubt Beo you are correct. It has been posted on the forums before as well, but for the money the 970 is unbeatable. The problem with the card is not the "3.5GB VRAM", it is the fact that Nvidia hid it and the false advertising.

The fact that they lied does not detract from the card's performance. The benchmarks that were run are a true reflection of the cards power and no one can dispute that. It's not like the benchmark programs went: "Oh look, it says 4GB RAM on the box, thus the performance should be great". They test with what the card physically has.

If you're gaming at 1080p this is the best card for the money.

[Tank]

In it's price range regardless of marketing flops the 970 looks a awesome prospect for it's money and the reviews prove it

[d3athron3d]

the r9 390x specs are condirmed since last year on sisoft sandra database, they leaked a presentation thats supposed to happen today for asus, msi etc. the r9 390x will come in 2 variants the r9 390 with 4gb hbm and 3072 same cores as titan x which will battle with titan x and 980ti(gimped titan). and amd will debut their flagship with the r9 390x wce(google it) with 4096 stream processors and a 8916 bus with. and the card already has good reviews. it was powering oculus rift.