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Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 4GB “Maxwell” (28nm) Review

Performance Summary


With our reviews stuffed full of a large number of benchmarks and games at different resolutions and using different settings it can be difficult to get a feel for the overall performance of a graphics card we are testing. As a result we’ve created a performance summary metric. The metric is simple, but my explanation isn’t, if you’re interested in that explanation then see the test systems and procedures page.

The GTX 980 ends up being narrowly faster than the GTX 780 Ti overall in our benchmarks which is a little surprising. Of course, the GTX 780 Ti is still a competent card as the Gigabyte GTX 780 Ti GHz Edition shows. Let’s not kid ourselves though: the GTX 980 has overclocking potential too.

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