GTX 980 Ti 1920x1080 Vs 2560x1440 Performance | i7 4790K 4.7GHz

Check out some 1920x1080 vs 2560x1440 Gaming performance from the Nvidia GTX 980 Ti.

Music Used
Song 1 = Itro - Dreams
Song 2 = Sex Whales & Fraxo - Eternal Way

Full system specs
Intel i7 4790K overclocked to 4.7Ghz
Asus Maximus VII Ranger Z97
NVIDIA Zotac AMP Extreme GTX 980Ti
GeForce 397.64 driver
16GB of Corsair Vengeance Pro 2400Mhz DDR3
Phanteks Entho M Pro
Corsair AX 860 PSU
Corsair H110i
500GB x2 HDD 7200RPM Seagate Barracuda

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[EvotechDesign]

Still a very good card, sometimes the few extra frames of a 980ti compared to my overclocked 980 would be quite good haha
Cool to see this card at your channel again :)

[vatisa]

Amazing work, clean, detailed, you invested a lot of time in this mate, well done ! <3

[AzusaSnowflake]

980 ti still beast and 4790k too, and ur content is also good ✌

[aaronidax]

How did you get rid of throttling? I got mine at 1500mhz but after I reach 60 degrees I will start throttling 10-15mhz per 2-3 degrees 😭😭

[jojoskunk]

CPU Power is influenced by Bios setting... CPU Current Capability. I alway let it to 100% it does not improve OC performance. Set the CPU Boost override time to maximum available or think default asus is infinite or 1025s and CPU Power draw I let it to 88W and CPU boost Override short duration to 130W.
CPU Power Phase. Optimized, DRAM Power Phase Optimized, CPU Load line Calib. Level 4, Active freq. OFF,
600khz CPU volt reg. freq. and 400khz for DRAM volt freq. for the rest you know how it work.
This is how I get real CPU power read-out and full stable Oc running that setting for 3 years now
CORE 1.240V 4.5Ghz
Cache 1.215V 4.2Ghz
DRAM 1.65V 2400Mhz
+.200 sys.agent volt.
+.100 to both digital and analog I/O
1.15V PCH core volt. Needed to up it a bit from 1.025V stock that i found