Most games at 4K will perform a bit better on the 295x2 but remember since it is a dual GPU card you need about a 1000W PSU to run in properly as it will use quite a bit more than a GTX 980Ti.
From what I hear there's several driver issues with the R9 295x2, and if you ask me, the minuscule power improvement over a 980ti for the increased power consumption and footprint is in no way, shape, or form what I would call "worth it."
I like the single card option, while the 295 is a noticeable amount faster, the dual card and occasional driver issues more or less negates the advantages in raw power.
But the price difference can lead to a different choice where the 295x2 is gonna be worth it. What resolution were we planning to use?
What is the brand and model of your current power supply unit? If you need to buy a new PSU to power the AMD Radeon R9 295X2 8 GB then that will need to be factored in.
Depends on what resolution you plan to game at. Both are better at above 1080P gaming but there are benefits to each depending on the situation.[/qui
Im planing on playing at 4k
Most games at 4K will perform a bit better on the 295x2 but remember since it is a dual GPU card you need about a 1000W PSU to run in properly as it will use quite a bit more than a GTX 980Ti.
Most games at 4K will perform a bit better on the 295x2 but remember since it is a dual GPU card you need about a 1000W PSU to run in properly as it will use quite a bit more than a GTX 980Ti.
Put a cap at 60 and those numbers get even closer. The 980ti seems like a clear winner to me, but that's just my opinion.
If I can have a single GPU do the same job or a little less than two GPUs with much less energy. Why wouldn't I? People rely on benchmarks too much rather than common sense.
Also, efficiency and clean energy being supplied to your CPU/GPU/RAM means less free electrons and errors that need to be corrected.