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Review: Inno3D GeForce GTX 980 Ti iChill X3 Ultra

by Parm Mann on 8 July 2015, 16:00

Tags: Inno3D, NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA)

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Conclusion

...it's good to see a lesser-known brand throwing its hat into the ring and Inno3D has done exactly that with the GTX 980 Ti iChill X3 Ultra.

Nvidia's partners were all holding their breath a few short weeks ago, but with AMD's Radeon R9 Fury X failing to beat GTX 980 Ti into submission, they can all now rest easy and flex their muscles with a revitalised retail push.

It's almost an unfair battle with a myriad of custom GTX 980 Tis going up against the single-flavoured Radeon, however such choice does provide would-be buyers with a challenge: if you've decided GTX 980 Ti is the right GPU for you, which card should you buy?

EVGA's well-rounded Superclocked+ ACX 2.0+ is a firm favourite around these here parts, and is followed closely by Gigabyte's G1 Gaming, but it's good to see a lesser-known brand throwing its hat into the ring and Inno3D has done exactly that with the GTX 980 Ti iChill X3 Ultra.

Built to look formidable, overclocked on core and memory, yet able to remain whisper quiet, Inno3D's £575 solution is full of promise and should be on your list of GTX 980 Tis to consider.

The Good
 
The Bad
Awesome performance
Well-tuned fan profile
Very quiet at all times
Overclocked on core and memory
Can easily be pushed further
Free game: Batman: Arkham Knight
 
Looks are an acquired taste
Takes up three slots



Inno3D GeForce GTX 980 Ti iChill X3 Ultra

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Inno3D cards kind of look like the Transformers & will suit nice with Asus Sabertooth motherboards
Uglier than argos jewelry.
Strange I look at the monitors screen when using my PC, never thought to watch the GFX cooler.

Nice to see more options, hope it helps the market stay or get better in performance to price ratios
“Free game: Batman: Arkham Knight”
GPU marketing at it's best.
I would settle for anything better than what I have right now even if it looked like John Merrick as long as it performed.