Given the small sample size, these benchmark figures need to be taken with a pinch of salt but they do suggest your money would be better spent on a GTX 980
I have a 980 and I havn't seen my FPS drop below 140 for more that a second with v-sync off, in or out of a station. I believe this is because of the micro-stutter bug that is out there, although I usually keep my games v-synced to help keep my PC frosty cool, with the v-sync and frame limiter set to 60fps, my pc pegs at 60 with ~40-60% GPU utilization.
I have a 980 and I havn't seen my FPS drop below 140 for more that a second with v-sync off, in or out of a station. I believe this is because of the micro-stutter bug that is out there, although I usually keep my games v-synced to help keep my PC frosty cool, with the v-sync and frame limiter set to 60fps, my pc pegs at 60 with ~40-60% GPU utilization.
Thanks Guys, I've ordered a 980, so hopefully I'll see some major improvements over my current setup
Its a Nvidia K4000M (Workstation card). Its in my CAD workstation.Out of interest, what is your current GFX card?
I've ordered my new PC with Windows 7 on it. I've got 8 on another machine but really don't like it. Is 8 supposed to be better for graphics performance?I have a 980, and the only thing I ever get is a tiny stutter here and there in asteroid fields. I'm about to reformat my PC and put windows 8 on it, I'm hoping that brings just enough of a performance boost to get rid of the last tiny bit of stutter.
Running ED through a late 2014 28'' iMac specs are
Nvidia GTX780M 4GB GDDR5
3.5ghz Quad Core i5
16GB 1600mhz DDR3 ram
Runs at top spec and looks glorious! No stuttering, lag or slowdown - very happy