i would recommened the 980 ti, it is older, but it still performs better than the 1060
title says it all,
im looking to buy a new PC, but i dont know whether i should choose the 1060 or the 980 Ti.
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i would recommened the 980 ti, it is older, but it still performs better than the 1060
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Would agree with meap01, 980 Ti is nice. Use this to compare them and check the bestos
https://www.futuremark.com/hardware/gpu
1060 = 980,
980Ti > 980,
980Ti ftw.
I checked the FPS comparison on some of the games i play and looks like the 980 Ti is much better...
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Thanks for the great explanation :P
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Thanks, the link helped me out a lot.
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Depp (05-30-2017)
VR ?
if VR go for 1060
if gaming (without VR) go for 980
Np man, happy to help
Yeah you should go with the 980ti runs better
On Amazon 980ti costs ~$650, and 1060 (6 gb) costs ~$250. So if you have a deal somewhere where they cost the same defiently go for 980 ti, but if the price is higher than $300 I would defiently recommend 1070
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booi you should go for 980ti it is much more powerful, VR runs better on the gtx1060 but in terms of pure gaming 980ti wins all day
Wrote in a similar thread, but yeah go for the 980ti. They have some factory overclocked models as well, or you could OC it manually.
980 ti all the way. Make sure your PSU is enough though.