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Agreed. I'm eager to see some more benchmarks. At the very least, it's exciting to see that Nvidia is ahead of the game for VR, and from what they described about reducing unneeded pixels when using the distorted image, i think they're going to deliver in terms of VR performance. After seeing so many GTX 980 ti special editions release in the last few months, I can't help but think a lot of people will be royally pissed if they were sold a totally obsolete card at such a high price that was released only months before a brand new model (if the 1070 is really superior to it). If the 980 ti is at least competitive with the 1080 in non VR gaming, then I think they can at least tell themselves that it's still a good card.I'm mostly excited about Ansel though, that looked awesome. Nvidia is doing good work even if the 1080 isn't 2x a 980.
Agreed. I'm eager to see some more benchmarks. At the very least, it's exciting to see that Nvidia is ahead of the game for VR, and from what they described about reducing unneeded pixels when using the distorted image, i think they're going to deliver in terms of VR performance.
After seeing so many GTX 980 ti special editions release in the last few months, I can't help but think a lot of people will be royally pissed if they were sold a totally obsolete card at such a high price that was released only months before a brand new model (if the 1070 is really superior to it). If the 980 ti is at least competitive with the 1080 in non VR gaming, then I think they can at least tell themselves that it's still a good card.
I'm mostly excited about Ansel though, that looked awesome. Nvidia is doing good work even if the 1080 isn't 2x a 980.
