My rig suddenly auto shutdown with burning smell . When try to turn on again no power but if removed the card got power

Had to wait for 2 weeks till replacement

thank you kind fury x owner . I hope my former 980 ti ref will rest in pieces peace  .

The new card barely make any sound finally !!!!   no more hair dryer

Asic is around 71 is this okay ?

http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-wa...n-settings.html

"Currently is seems that Nvidias Maxwell architecture (Series 900 cards) does not really support Asynchronous compute in DX12 at a proper hardware level. Meanwhile AMD is obviously jumping onto this a being HUGE and they quickly prepared a PDF slide presentation with their take on the importance of all this. Normally I'd share add the slides into a news item, but this is 41 page of content slides, hence I made it available as separate download.

In short, here's the thing, everybody expected NVIDIA Maxwell architecture to have full DX12 support, as it now turns out, that is not the case. AMD offers support on their Fury and Hawaii/Grenada/Tonga (GCN 1.2) architecture for DX12 asynchronous compute shaders. The rather startling news is that Nvidia's Maxwell architecture, and yeah that would be the entire 900 range does not support it. I can think of numerous scenarios as to where asynchronous shaders would help."

support doesn't mean will include everything

Funny how NVIDIA actually losses performance when going for DX12 API at Ashes of Singularity benchmark.. maybe they optimized their DX11 drivers too well?

Support async or not, what's important is the actual FPS of the game.. if anyone is quoting Ashes of Singularity benchmark saying AMD has better implementation, check again.. R9 390X is also performing close to R9 Fury too. (source: http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Ashes-of-the...tX-11-1167997/) It is just that AMD DX11 implementation is so bad that it makes DX12 looks very good.

One thing we know for sure, currently NVIDIA has the market share (82%!). Who knows what will happen to future DX12 games, especially those GameWorks titles.

I've seen some of these for the past months since the GTX970's "RAMgate"...

It has 4GB GDDR5,but 3.5GB is fast,0.5GB is slow.

No need to make a big problem out of it.

Huh? You mean the GTX970 has physically only 3.5GB GDDR5? Ok...thanks for info

Wait until you tell him that GTX970 has only 1.75 MB L2 Cache and 56 ROP instead of marketed 2MB and 64 ROP.

Because of 970 memory segmentation, the GPU VRAM bandwidth is effectively 196GB/s due to 224bit bus width.
Originally it is advertised to have 224GB/s and 256bit bus width.

Since both all graphics hardware vendor doesn't have a card that can fully support DX12, just wait till 2016 or 2017 to get a full DX12 feature support card.. but then again, maybe that time got DX12.1 feature?

Edit: For those who really needs full DX12 support, just wait till DX12 games are released first then only see benchmarks..

i saw ur post so many times, ini kali-lah ur statement, i fully agreed with u. NV purposely pay them to delay. i believe pascal is fully support DX12 but for maxwell users lain kali-lah.

maxwell is partially support for testing purpose on DX12 only. this is a game goin release soon which is favor AMD but look at NV performance really disaster.

i'm curious 980Ti can hit 6GB vram at the peak??? 

i remembered NV TOM claimed above 970 is fully support DX12

Just buy a GTX 980Ti Lightning, cant update the status coz being banned for 3 days.LOL
This card is so huge and full speed fan is silent. Never exceed 70c OC when gaming. But what disappointed me is the OC potential is so low. My old MSI 6G is better. And the score for 3dmark is the same for both card and pros of this card is more silent and more cooler. Should I RMA this card?

Haha already install will test after office

Best course of action - - stay away from 364.47 and 364.51.

http://wccftech.com/nvidia-users-beware-la...vers-damage-pc/



EVERYTHING FROM FREEZES TO MELTED CARDS
http://www.destructoid.com/don-t-install-t...cs-347362.phtml

Best to rollback to 362.00 and stay safe. At least for me.

I have a tendency to update to latest drivers as soon as available (even BETA lol..) Well, no more.